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Ronaldo is set to earn 600,000 euros per day
Al-Nassr has not only extended Cristiano Ronaldo’s contract but also given it a significant financial upgrade. With an annual salary of around two hundred million euros, Ronaldo hasn’t exactly had to tighten his belt over the past two and a half years but now that amount has become even more exorbitant.
Luis Enrique faces familiar opponents: 'They haven't lost any of their quality'
Luis Enrique is looking forward to the meeting with Inter Miami at the Club World Cup. The current coach of Champions League winners Paris Saint-Germain will face several familiar faces at the American club, including Lionel Messi.
Former AZ player Kerkez completes dream move to Liverpool
Milos Kerkez will now play for Arne Slot's Liverpool. The Hungarian left-back is joining from Bournemouth and has signed a long-term contract at Anfield. According to English media, Liverpool is paying over 45 million euros and has offered Kerkez a five-year deal.
Arsenal keep Lewis-Skelly on board with long-term contract
Arsenal extended the contract of Myles Lewis-Skelly (18) on Thursday until the summer of 2030. The eighteen-year-old midfielder and left-back, who has been part of the club since a young age, is seeing his dream come true with this long-term deal.
Palmeiras coach vents his frustration: 'That's what sells blood'
Palmeiras coach Abel Ferreira has strongly criticized the Brazilian media. In the South American country, controversy arose over comments made by Estêvão, who will be moving from Palmeiras to Chelsea later this summer.
The Story Continues: Ronaldo signs new contract with Al-Nassr
Cristiano Ronaldo has reached an agreement with Al-Nassr on a new contract. His current deal was set to expire on June 30, but the forty-year-old Portuguese star is happy to continue for a while longer in Saudi Arabia.
Fallen Dortmund gem follows Hatzidiakos and López to FC Copenhagen
FC Copenhagen is showing ambition in the transfer market after securing the domestic double. The Danish champions have already signed two familiar faces in Marcos López and Pantelis Hatzidiakos last week, and now Youssoufa Moukoko is the next player to be brought in.
Stuttgart not pleased with Bayern’s approach in Woltemade case
According to German reports, Nick Woltemade has reached a personal agreement with Bayern Munich. The big question, however, is whether that holds any real value, as his club VfB Stuttgart has made it clear that they do not intend to sell him.
Barcelona takes it a step further and strips Ter Stegen of the captain's armband
Barcelona and Marc-André ter Stegen have been on tense terms in recent weeks. Spanish media reported on Sunday that the club is even considering stripping the goalkeeper of his captain's armband.
AS Roma has two days to conjure up twelve million euros
AS Roma has to work hard to avoid breaching UEFA's Financial Fair Play rules. The Italian club is reportedly still twelve to thirteen million euros short of meeting the required standards. So Roma faces a tough task: the deadline is June 30.