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These are the transfer budgets of all Premier League clubs and their targets
A football finance expert has shared his insights with the BBC on the transfer possibilities of next season's Premier League clubs. The first transfer window opened on Sunday, and clubs are already working on their first signings. VI lists their reported budgets and (intended) reinforcements.
Flekken on his way to Leverkusen and is Ten Hag's first summer signing
Mark Flekken is the first summer signing for Erik ten Hag. The 31-year-old goalkeeper has signed a three-year contract with Bayer Leverkusen.
PSG light up Eiffel Tower, Neves tears net with goal, and fans ruin pitch ahead of Ronaldo's match
Paris Saint-Germain's Champions League victory sparked a wave of emotions. On Saturday evening, the Eiffel Tower was lit up in red and blue following their 5-0 win over Inter in the final. Meanwhile, the pitch in Munich was ruined and that has consequences for Cristiano Ronaldo.
Manchester United waits: Fernandes receives huge offer from Saudi Arabia
Bruno Fernandes has received an offer from Al-Hilal. The Manchester United captain is taking it seriously, and as a result, the Portuguese player could leave England this summer.
Neymar apologizes after red card and lashes out at referee
On Sunday night, Neymar took to social media to apologize to his Santos teammates and fans for the deliberate handball against Botafogo. The forward received a second yellow card for the incident and may have played his final match for Santos.
Di María completes the circle and returns to his boyhood club
Ángel Di María is back at his old home. The 37-year-old Argentine has returned to Rosario Central, his boyhood club, after leaving Benfica.
Mbappé speaks out after PSG's Champions League victory
Paris Saint-Germain proved they didn’t need Kylian Mbappé to win the Champions League. The Real Madrid forward took to social media after the final victory over Internazionale to congratulate his former club.
Spalletti on Napoli's title win: 'I cried for two hours'
Italian national team coach Luciano Spalletti revealed that he cried for two hours while watching the title celebrations in Naples. The Italian manager won the league title with Napoli two years ago and was asked, ahead of the World Cup qualifying matches, how he experienced the parade.
De Ligt has no problem with Amorim’s harsh words: 'I’m Dutch'
Manchester United manager Rúben Amorim had no trouble being brutally honest with his players during a difficult season, and Matthijs de Ligt (25) had absolutely no problem with that.
Laporta circles the date when Barça will return to the renovated Camp Nou
Barcelona is expected to return to the Spotify Camp Nou next summer. President Joan Laporta wants the annual Joan Gamper Trophy match to be played in the club’s newly renovated stadium.