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First rumors of transfer and rumors
Tierney deal in doubt
Arsenal may need to cancel Kieran Tierney's pursuit after their third bid for the Scottish left-back was rejected by Celtic.
According to the Daily Record, the Gunners had met the Scottish champions' asking price of £ 25m, but the stumbling block was Arsenal's insistence on what the Record calls "installment payments and additions". ".
The Bhoys refused to accept such an agreement and now Tierney remains in Glasgow. "That's what you really were," said Celtic manager Neil Lennon. "The case, to my knowledge, does not happen. We are delighted and it is simply a matter of appeasing his spirit now. "
While the Gunners will "look elsewhere" for defensive reinforcements, the report indicates that Naples could make an offer for Tierney in the coming days.
United Eye Lazio star to replace Pogba
Manchester United is getting close to a contract for star Lazio Sergej Milinkovic-Savic.
TalkSPORT reports that the Red Devils were tied to the Serbian midfielder 12 months ago and that they "stepped up their pursuit at a time when Paul Pogba's future at Old Trafford is not over. clear".
It will cost about 67 million pounds to United to give Milinkovic-Savic its name in the equipment maker Roman, but it is good in the financial means of United if, as indicated, they would sell Pogba to Juventus for more than 100 million of books by August.
Really pinch Pogba
But the agreement of Juventus on Pogba could it be hijacked by Real Madrid? Yes, says The Sun, which reports that the Spanish group is ready to offer £ 150 million to the French manufacturer, then pay him a weekly salary of £ 600,000, which Gareth Bale pockets.
But before Pogba is too excited, the Sun – citing the Spanish AS publication as a source – says the first Real must drop Bale.
It may be easier said than in the future with Basel's agent, Jonathan Barnett, who promised that the Welshman would see the last three years of his contract if there was no better offer.
"Gareth is a Real Madrid player and, for the moment, he remains as a Real Madrid player," he said a few hours before Bale scored for the Spaniards in a 3- 2 on penalties at Arsenal in Washington.
"If something suits us, then things could change and he could leave in a day or a week. Or he could still be a real player in three years when his contract ends. "
Leicester Rebel Maguire
Leicester City manager Brendan Rodgers reiterated that the club was not trying to sell Harry Maguire, despite growing speculation that England's central defender would go to Manchester United.
Rodgers told Sky Sports after his 3-0 win against Cambridge United in a friendly against Cambridge United – in which Maguire headed his way – "At the moment, there is nothing that will seduce the club. The club does not need to sell, the club does not want to sell. "
According to Sky Sports, Maguire is increasingly frustrated with the club's refusal to sanction a move to Old Trafford, but Rodgers dismissed suggestions that there was a conflict.
"We are very relaxed," he said. "The clubs that spoke to Leicester have not met any evaluation on the part of the club, so at that time he is a Leicester player."
United pushes for Maguire and Longstaff
The London Evening Standard reports that Manchester United executive vice president Ed Woodward will remain in the UK this week to try to reach deals with Leicester defender Harry Maguire and Newcastle United midfielder Sean Longstaff.
Magpies make a statement
Newcastle United has confirmed Joelinton's capture of TSG 1899 Hoffenheim for what his official website describes as an "undisclosed club record fee".
In fact, says The Guardian, the 22-year-old Brazilian leader cost them about 40 million pounds sterling for the six-year deal.
"I know the club has made a significant investment in me and that entails a huge responsibility," said Joelinton. "I am very motivated and I hope to give back on the field."
Rose: PSG's favorites
Paris Saint-Germain beat Juventus in the race to engage Tottenham defender Danny Rose. The left-back of England should end his 12 years at the Spurs and have 20 million pounds. (The sun)
Levy to raise the price of Alderweireld
The £ 25 million release clause for Toby Alderweireld's deal in Tottenham will expire on Friday and if the defender remains in power, club president Daniel Levy will increase his transfer value to £ 40 million. (The Daily Telegraph)
New contract for Hudson-Odoi
English winger Callum Hudson-Odoi is expected to sign a new £ 100,000 a week deal with Chelsea, worth £ 50m. Hudson-Odoi had been badociated with Bayern Munich, but new Blues boss Frank Lampard persuaded the 18-year-old to stay at Stamford Bridge for the long term. (Daily Mirror)
Today's Notes: Hudson-Odoi makes £ 50 million for Chelsea
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