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Release Date: Thursday, November 29, 2018 8:09
PICK OF BUNCH
Jose Mourinho could believe that David de Gea "Wants to stay" to Manchester United, but Thursday brings conflicting reports on the future of the goalkeeper.
The first is an badertion from the newspaper's website, including the exclusive claims that United "begins to admit that they will lose," said the Spaniard. As a result, they "identified several targets". It's good business sense.
Jordan Pickford is one of the "options" explored by the club, but Everton expects a "bonus" for a 24-year-old who signed a new long-term deal in September. They "will want a significant increase" in their initial expenses of £ 30 million, which seems fair.
Another alternative De Gea can be found in his former club at Jan Oblak. It would probably cost more, with Atletico Madrid trying to increase its current £ 87 million release clause. But he's pretty good, you know.
A third option is Keylor Navas, who was vaguely linked to United all these years ago when a shady fax machine held De Gea away from Real Madrid. But it seems fairly obvious that the 28-year-old is leaving the venue this time, with PSG being his most likely destination.
SIGN OF TING
As we have said, the reports are contradictory. The Evening Standard says De Gea is happy to stay at Old Trafford, providing £ 300,000 per week. So Pickford and Oblak can slip away.
The Daily Mail will go further by saying De Gea "is willing to stay" if he is offered a five-year contract at £ 350,000 a week. Having rejected a £ 275,000 contract a week, he "keeps his options open."
Basically, he wants pay equity with highest current income Alexis Sanchez. Which is quite right, since Sanchez does not play and De Gea is much more important.
DOM DEAL
In addition, some clubs are interested in Dominic Solanke. And Liverpool do not belong to it.
Jurgen Klopp discussed the future of his former striker last week, while the midfielder on loan Ovie Ejaria had implored Solanke to join him at the Rangers.
He may not need to walk until now. According to Sky Sports, Huddersfield "is part of the clubs" that would make things happen in January. Considering that none of their strikers have scored a single goal in the Premier League this season, that's right.
Crystal Palace and West Ham are also linked. We can understand the first because they have a problem similar to that of Terriers. But West Ham ?!
AND THE REST
Juventus and Inter Milan are tied to the signing of Tottenham midfielder and Belgium's Mousa Dembele, 31, whose contract will expire at the end of the season … Newcastle has stepped up efforts to recruit Atlanta United midfielder and Paraguay's Miguel Almiron, 24 … Bayern Munich are 18-year-old Callum Hudson-Odoi, winner of England's Under-17 World Cup in England's Chelsea … Southampton has had interviews with Paulo Sousa, the former director of QPR and director of Leicester, about the replacement of the Under-Fire coach, Mark Hughes … Huddersfield wants to bring in Liverpool's English striker Dominic Solanke, 21, loaned in January … Everton's boss, Marco Silva, wants to sign Abdoulaye Doucoure of Watford, the 25-year-old French midfielder with whom he worked at Vicarage Road.
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