Man United target Upamecano admits to talks with other clubs
RB Leipzig defender Dayot Upamecano has admitted he is in discussions with other clubs despite only recently signing a contract extension.
‘Thiago one of the best, would be great for Liverpool’
Thiago Alcantara is ‘one of the best’ and would be a great signing for Liverpool if Jurgen Klopp is able to complete a raid on Bayern Munich for the classy midfielder, says Danny Murphy.
Klopp impressed with Liverpool’s pre-season win over Stuttgart
Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp described his side’s goals in a 3-0 friendly win over Bundesliga club Stuttgart as ‘absolutely exceptional’.
Chelsea attempt to sign Havertz for €80m – still below asking price
Chelsea have attempted to sign Kai Havertz for €65 million (£58m/$76m) with another €15m (£13m/$18m) included in add-ons – but the offer remains €20m (£18m/$24m) below Bayer Leverkusen’s €100m (£87m/$118m) asking price.
Chelsea target Havertz wants to take the ‘next step’ in his career
Bayer Leverkusen CEO Fernando Carro says that Chelsea’s target Kai Havertz wants to take ‘the next step’ in his career.
Martinez looking to leave Bayern Munich, Rummenigge confirms
Javi Martinez is looking to leave Bayern Munich after eight years with the German club, chief executive Karl-Heinz Rummenigge has confirmed.
Lewandowski names Liverpool boss as his favourite manager
Robert Lewandowski has named Jurgen Klopp as his favourite manager, while describing the Liverpool boss as a man with ‘two faces’ – one of a caring father and one of an authoritative coach.
Thiago will leave Bayern in search of new challenge – Rummenigge
Bayern Munich chairman Karl-Heinz Rummenigge has confirmed Thiago will not sign a new contract and is expected to leave the club.
Bayern Munich defender Boateng hints at Premier League switch
Bayern Munich centre-back Jerome Boateng has admitted that he would consider any propositions made to him from Premier League sides.
When will European leagues’ 2020-21 seasons start and finish?
The Covid-19 outbreak severely disrupted the 2019-20 football calendar, with a handful of the major European leagues forced to delay their campaigns for three months.