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Slot loses Díaz to Bayern for 80 million euros
Luis Díaz has committed his future to Bayern Munich. The Colombian joins from Liverpool and signs a four-year contract in southern Germany. Both clubs announced the deal on Wednesday.
De Jong shares his opinion on the captaincy question at Barcelona
Frenkie de Jong gets to vote twice this year. His choice in the parliamentary elections on October 29 will likely remain private, but the Dutch midfielder was very clear about who gets his vote in Barcelona’s captaincy debate.
Ten Hag sees his core continue to thin: another Leverkusen departure imminent
Erik ten Hag is also likely to lose Lukas Hradecky. The Finnish goalkeeper wants to join AS Monaco, which means almost the entire spine of last season’s team is set to leave.
Back on the market one year after costing 30 million euros
Roma are ready to sell Artem Dovbyk just one year after signing him from Girona for €30 million. Despite 17 goals, his performances have fallen short of expectations. Several clubs across Europe are monitoring the Ukrainian striker’s situation.
Granit Xhaka is returning to the Premier League
Granit Xhaka returns to the Premier League in a stunning €20 million move to newly promoted Sunderland. After winning a treble with Bayer Leverkusen, the Swiss international brings leadership, experience, and top-level quality to the Stadium of Light.
Eberl puts Woltemade transfer on hold for now
Max Eberl signals a pause in Bayern’s transfer activity after the signing of Luis Díaz, expressing confidence in the current squad and downplaying interest in Nick Woltemade. With key injuries and market pressures, Bayern are opting for stability at least for now.
Flick leaves the decision on the captaincy to the Barcelona players
Barcelona are in South Korea preparing for the new La Liga season. Coach Hansi Flick spoke to the press there.
Guardiola fantasizes about quitting: 'Watching the cows as the train goes by'
Pep Guardiola plans to take a long break after his time at Manchester City. In an extensive interview with GQ Spain, the 54-year-old Spaniard said that he needs rest and wants to focus on his health.
Saúl after leaving Atlético: 'They have no more excuses now'
After many years of loyal service at Atlético Madrid, Saúl Ñíguez has made the move to Brazilian side Flamengo. A transfer to Turkish club Trabzonspor fell through at the last minute due to personal reasons. Speaking to a Spanish radio station, Ñíguez reflected on his time at Atlético and the reasons behind his departure.
Reijnders dreamed of the Premier League: 'I used to watch Van Persie and Bergkamp'
For Tijjani Reijnders, his move to Manchester City made a dream come true: playing in the Premier League. "I've always dreamed of the Premier League, watching Match of the Day on Sunday mornings."