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Liverpool signing Wirtz could become the third most expensive player ever
If the bonuses from Florian Wirtz's transfer are triggered, the German will become the third most expensive player ever. Liverpool is paying almost €136.5 million including bonuses (€117.5 million excluding bonuses) to Bayer Leverkusen.
Rosario definitively done with the Dutch national team: 'I'm very happy to be here'
Pablo Rosario has officially become part of the Dominican Republic national team since this international break. The former PSV player immediately featured in two matches. "I’m very happy to be here."
Atlético Madrid hopes to prise Robertson away from Slot's Liverpool
Atlético Madrid is hoping, according to The Athletic and transfer expert Fabrizio Romano, to sign Andy Robertson from Liverpool. The Scotsman is under contract with the reigning English champions until next summer.
Manchester United enters the English battle for the 100 million striker
Manchester United are in the race to sign Hugo Ekitike from Eintracht Frankfurt, according to various foreign media outlets. Reportedly, the Mancunians are competing with Liverpool and Chelsea for the signature of the 22-year-old Frenchman.
De Zerbi hits back: 'I’m anything but a philosopher'
Roberto De Zerbi has little patience for his image. The Olympique Marseille coach is often labeled a philosopher, but he firmly dismisses that notion in the Supernova podcast.
Postecoglou could start working in Saudi Arabia after leaving Spurs
Ange Postecoglou could take charge at Al Ahli in Saudi Arabia following his departure from Tottenham Hotspur. The manager recently left Spurs despite winning the Europa League.
David vs Goliath: World Cup opponent Bayern faces team of students and teachers
Bayern Munich will kick off their Club World Cup campaign on Sunday. In Cincinnati, the iconic German football powerhouse will face Auckland City. The pride of New Zealand lives in a completely different world compared to Der Rekordmeister.
Van de Ven once again the fastest in the Premier League, special all-time top four
Micky van de Ven can once again call himself the fastest player in the Premier League. The Dutch defender from Tottenham Hotspur recorded a sprint of no less than 37.12 kilometers per hour last season.
Luis Enrique feels motivated to go all-in for the Club World Cup as well
Luis Enrique is getting his players fired up for the Club World Cup, in which Atlético Madrid will be the first opponent on Sunday. According to the Spaniard, the Paris Saint-Germain players are motivated to the core.
Barça has its eye on three wingers, but encounters different obstacles everywhere
Barcelona has a shortlist of three names to strengthen their wings, according to the Spanish media. Luis Díaz from Liverpool tops the list, followed by Nico Williams from Athletic Bilbao in second place, and Marcus Rashford from Manchester United as the third option. However, Barça encounters a different hurdle at every door.