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World Cup deal turned into employment: Touré to work with Lijnders and Guardiola
Kolo Touré remains connected to Manchester City. The Ivorian, who played for the club between 2009 and 2013, will start the new season as assistant coach to manager Pep Guardiola. Earlier, Pepijn Lijnders had already been brought in for the same role.
Konaté’s numbers that surpass Militao, Rüdiger, and Alaba
The Liverpool centre-back is on Real Madrid’s radar, especially after the club’s poor defensive display at the Club World Cup, particularly in the semi-final against PSG.
Barcelona raises 44 million euros through a company from Congo
Barcelona is seizing every opportunity to comply with La Liga's financial regulations. According to Spanish media, the Catalans have signed a sponsorship deal with a tourism company from DR Congo, which will bring in eleven million euros per year for four years.
Napoli keeps pushing on the transfer market: Lucca follows Lang and Beukema
Napoli is charging full speed through the summer transfer window. The next signing for the Scudetto winners will be Lorenzo Lucca, according to multiple leading media outlets in Italy.
Sought-after Nwaneri commits his future to Arsenal
According to various foreign sources, Ethan Nwaneri has agreed a new contract with Arsenal. The eighteen-year-old right winger thus puts an end to the numerous transfer rumours surrounding him.
Immobile feels the pressure at Besiktas
Ciro Immobile has explained why he terminated his contract with Besiktas. The 35-year-old Italian striker scored nineteen goals but didn’t enjoy his time in Turkey. Immobile felt there wasn’t enough pressure in Istanbul.
Manchester City signs record-breaking sponsorship deal worth over one billion euros
Manchester City has extended its partnership with Puma. The kit sponsor has been secured for at least ten years. Reportedly, the deal is worth more than one billion euros.
Liverpool reject massive Bayern bid for Luis Díaz
According to foreign media, Liverpool’s management has firmly rejected a high offer from Bayern Munich for Luis Díaz. The bid was reportedly around 67.5 million euros, which apparently falls well short of the club’s asking price.
Arsenal ends up in Valencia in their search for defensive reinforcements
Arsenal were outpaced in the title race last season and are determined not to let that happen again. The Premier League runners-up are making strong moves in the transfer market and appear set to strengthen their squad with Cristhian Mosquera.
Bologna director explains the high-profile transfer of Beukema to Napoli
Bologna actually didn’t want to let Sam Beukema go this summer, but after the defender repeatedly requested to be sold to Napoli, the club eventually decided to cooperate. Club director Claudio Fenucci said this on Monday during the presentation of Ciro Immobile.