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We don’t often see Man United and Man City go head-to-head in the transfer market, but it sounds like Napoli defender Kalidou Koulibaly is attracting interest from both parties.
As most teams are now finished their season it does suggest that transfer news might start to speed up. It’s been common knowledge for a while that Willian’s contract ran out this summer, and there was never any sign that a renewal with Chelsea would be possible.
Bayern Munich midfielder Thiago Alcantara has been rumored to leave the club this summer after a lengthy period with the reigning Bundesliga champions.
Although some Arsenal fans might be worried that they look a bit weak defensively next season, sometimes that can be countered by loading up on attacking talent.
Football writer Seb Stafford-Bloor has opined that it will be a big mistake for Tottenham to loan out Ryan Sessegnon this summer. The young Englishman joined Spurs from Fulham last summer and he was expected to walk straight into their first team after impressing for the Cottagers in the Championship and in the Premier League.
Valencia have released an official statement confirming two positive Covid-19 tests in their ranks ahead of the return to preseason training. All members of the Los Che first team are due back for training tomorrow, as new manager Javi Gracia looks to hit the ground running at the club.
We tend to think that free agents hold all the cards when it comes to negotiating their future, but things can drastically change in a very short space of time.
Former Tottenham number one, Paul Robinson, has revealed that he believes it will be best for Oliver Skipp to go out on loan and get regular first-team action.
The transfer situation at Liverpool is a delicate one just now, because reports vary between them having no money to sign anyone and looking to add someone to freshen the attack.
Real Madrid has decided not to allow Dani Ceballos to join Arsenal on loan again next season, because he will be an important part of their first team.
Paris Saint-Germain is set to return to league action later this month when it will look to defend its Ligue 1 title. However, the Parc des Pricnes and other Ligue 1 stadiums will not be packed to full capacity with club supporters from both teams.
If we assume that finances will start getting back to normal in a year or two, it won’t be a surprise if many teams try to push transfer expenditure into the future in the hope it helps them win this season.
Tottenham might finally find a way to land transfer target, Alex Sandro, after the managerial change that happened at Juventus recently. The Old Ladies just fired Maurizio Sarri and made Andrea Pirlo their latest manager.
Arsenal is prepared to send Alexandre Lacazette to Juventus in a swap deal that will see them land Douglas Costa or another player, reports The Athletic.
AC Milan are part of what could become an ‘auction’ for Vasco da Gama striker Talles Magno, according to a report from Brazil. The Rossoneri have seemingly always had an eye on snatching up Brazilian talent, with Lucas Paqueta having made the move over from Flamengo, while last summer Leo Duarte came from the same club.
While fans will simply want a deal to be tied up and completed as soon as possible, we all know that things will be delayed for a variety of reasons. Chelsea have been linked with Kai Havertz for months now and it does feel like the transfer will happen, but there’s not been any real sign of a deal being done so far.
A team like Wolves will probably never win the Premier League, so winning the FA Cup or the Europa League might be the best thing the club can hope for.
No player on Paris Saint-Germain’s current roster has had more experience in going up against Italian teams in the UEFA Champions League than Neymar. In his seven-year Champions League career, the Brazilian superstar has totaled for nine games against four different Italian sides.
Arsenal has one of the highest wage bills in Europe, it has been revealed. As a matter of fact, they are only the second Europa League team on the list of top wage payers in Europe, apart from Manchester United.
When Juventus had to bounce back from their relegation to Serie B it was clear the priority was simply to win the league again, no matter how that happened.