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Publish Date: Sunday, July 14, 2019 8:45 am
Outfoxed
Do not even beat the mighty Perth Glory 2-0, this is not even convincing Ole Gunnar Solskjaer that the redesign of his Manchester United team is over. Daniel James and Aaron Wan-Bissaka both impressed during this pre-season friendly, but will certainly be joined by at least one new signature before the transfer counter is closed.
In terms of income, Harry Maguire is their undeniable "priority". He was under the tutelage of José Mourinho, but he was re-directed 12 months later. But the player himself 'decided to be more proactive on this occasion to avoid a repeat'.
The Daily Mail said the half-center had "brought the £ 75 million deal" by informing team-mates and manager Brendan Rodgers of his desire to leave. Maguire made the decision regarding the Leicester pre-season camp in France in the hope that it will "facilitate negotiations".
Manchester City remains interested but not at this price. United are therefore big favorites, with Maguire "Happy" to join the team despite the lack of football in the Champions League, believing that "it's the right time to advance his career".
Leicester were "reluctant" to do business unless it became clear that Maguire wanted to leave. With James Tarkowski and Lewis Dunk aligned as potential replacements, the funds could be used to "strengthen other positions" because they have many options in the center of half.
Solskjaer, who wants "at least two other signatures" this summer, will land his man as soon as possible.
ARE WE SMOKING? WHERE ARE WE DANCERS?
It seems that someone from Camp Maguire has spoken because The Sun has a similar line. Although the Mail suggests an amicable separation, the country's best-selling American newspaper says the "angry" British international has "angrily accused" Leicester of overestimating his estimate.
Their exclusivity comes from Charlie Wyett and Mike McGrath, who teamed up to confirm that Maguire had informed his teammates of his desire to leave earlier this week. But they add that he "releases" and "shares his feelings" about Leicester's valuation of £ 85 million, about $ 15 million more than United's and City's allegedly rejected offers.
Maguire even used Matthijs de Ligt, for whom Ajax asked £ 58 million, to "put his case forward." He has the feeling that Leicester "broke the gentleman's agreement" when he signed a five-year contract last summer, convinced that "the Fox would not block him if a fair offer was made".
The funniest paragraph of history reads as follows:
"Now the Foxes do not know if Maguire is ready to play their pre-season game at Scunthorpe on Tuesday."
This is definitely at the center of their concerns.
HUDSON DITHER
We thought the drama was over, that Callum Hudson-Odoi had chose to stay to Chelsea instead of joining Bayern Munich. His Achilles tendon disruption would surely deter the Bundesliga, while the appointment of Frank Lampard as director announced a new start for the young players of the club.
Not so. The Daily Mail said Bayern "will not abandon its interest" for Hudson-Odoi and will bid 45 million pounds this week, after being "unhurt in their pursuit".
Bayern want the winger to be the "centerpiece of its reconstruction" after the departure of Arjen Robben and Franck Ribery, but Chelsea "certainly resist" any approach this summer.
Unfortunately, they ran the risk that a "persistent" Bayern would agree on a pre-contract concluded in January for "a minimum compensation payment". Register it, Frank. Or ship it to League One.
AND THE REST
Manchester United will not sell French midfielder Paul Pogba, 26, to Real Madrid if the Spanish club makes an offer after the English working window on August 8 … Tottenham playmaker Christian Eriksen, The 27-year-old could stay at the club with a shortage of teams with enough resources for the Danish international … Liverpool has joined the £ 20m race, CSKA Moscow striker Fedor Chalov. Arsenal, Manchester City, Tottenham, Chelsea and Manchester United are also watching the 21 year old … Daniel Sturridge has been seen offering the opportunity to revive his career with the Italian Bologna team after the former England striker , 29, has left Liverpool … Burnley is preparing Joakim Maehle, the Danish right-back of Genk, 22 years old.
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