Kylian Mbappe, Gareth Bale and Antoine Griezmann: international actors in demand | Football News

The summer transfer window opens on July 1st. Many celebrity names will be playing live on Sky Sports over the next six days.

With the international break in progress, we are looking at the stars in high demand that are related to the summer changes in the biggest clubs in Europe.

The international matches have started with a large number of celebrity names presented over the next week.

Many stars of the national teams have already aroused the interest of the European elite in the country before the summer transfer slot, which opens on July 1.

Here are 10 players on an international mission that could be moving this summer …

Kylian Mbappe

While Zinedine is expected to reshape Real Madrid this summer, this 20-year-old would be one of La Liga's key summer goals.

"Like any good player, I would be happy to coach him," Zidane told reporters. "But this is not the time to talk about that."

Aged 20, he already has 31 goals in 35 caps in the league for PSG this season and could replace his compatriot Karim Benzema at the top this summer.

The winner of the World Cup should lead the line of France against Moldova and Iceland.

Gareth Bale

Manchester United are closely tied to the Welsh before the summer, but the 29-year-old started the return of Zidane in the Real dugout against Celta Vigo and scored his second goal in the 2-0 win.

Welsh boss Ryan Giggs is confident that Bale will start under Zidane well and he will likely be in an advanced role against Trinidad and Slovakia.

Antoine Griezmann

According to Spanish reports, Griezmann would like to leave Atletico Madrid this summer. Barcelona would like to reopen talks with the striker after rejecting the club last summer in a highly criticized climate. Movistar documentary entitled "The Decision".

Bayern Munich and Manchester United would also be interested in signing this prolific striker, and moving to the Premier League would mean an opportunity to build ties with their French teammates Anthony Martial and Paul Pogba.

His coach from France, Didier Deschamps, called the winner of the Europa League "underestimated" before his two European qualifiers, but this perception would surely change if he left this summer.

Edenic danger

Graeme Souness said that Chelsea had the heavy decision of giving way to Eden Hazard before the transfer ban for the next two windows. A move to Real is considered its most likely destination.

While Real has yet to fill the gap left by Cristiano Ronaldo, the Belgian international may well become the new star on the left side of the champions of the Champions League under the command of Zidane, who has already spoken highly of the player of 28 years.

Christian Eriksen

The Danish international has remained discreet in front of a departure from Tottenham with Juventus, Barcelona and Real Madrid wishing to get his signature this summer.

His attention is currently focused on international issues, and he hopes to help Denmark qualify for the European knockout stage for the first time since 2012.

Julian Brandt

The 22-year-old could face a three-way dispute between Liverpool, Real Madrid and Atletico this summer after finishing his sixth consecutive campaign in Bayer Leverkusen's senior squad.

"It is an honor for me to be linked to such clubs," said the German international. Kicker Monday.

Joachim Low chose a new team before qualifying from Germany in which he stressed that "changes are needed". This allows Brandt to play an influential role in the qualification cycle.

Mattijs of Ligt

Marca report that Juventus will rival Real Madrid for De Ligt this summer, and that the 19-year-old is impressing for the UEFA Champions League quarter-finalists Ajax after playing more than 100 appearances for Eredivisie. Liverpool and PSG have also been linked to the defender.

S & L Liverpool would mean teaming with Virgil van Dijk to recreate a thriving international partnership with Ronald Koeman's team. One of four teams to qualify for the finals of the UEFA League of Nations in June.

Ben Chilwell

Chilwell would have aroused the interest of Manchester City and Liverpool, both parties wanting to add another back.

The 22-year-old has imposed himself as England's first-choice left-back after his last four games, and will likely play a key role in the matches against the Czech Republic and Montenegro .

Tanguy Ndombele

Manchester United, Manchester City and Tottenham are just three of the clubs that follow the 22-year-old.

After Ndombele got his first cap in October, the outstanding performances of the field-to-field midfielder have found him in the France group while he's looking to get his fifth cap against Moldova or Portugal. # 39; Iceland.

Callum Hudson-Odoi

The Chelsea winger, Hudson-Odoi, was surprised by a late call to the English team. The 18-year-old was already subject to three offers rejected by Bayern in the January window and could very well spark increased interest if he was impressed on the international stage.

"I have no doubt that he has the ability to play at the highest level," his new England teammate Harry Kane told reporters on Tuesday.

If Hudson-Odoi continues to remain a marginal player in Chelsea, which is about to be the subject of an embargo on transfers from two windows, a summer transfer to Bayern or elsewhere could be considered.

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