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The coronavirus pandemic has made the transfer market uncertain, and you can find out when windows open and close here, but here are the rumors floating around in major leagues in Europe and beyond. Plus, Take a look at the latest major transfers completed in Europe.
The return of the Spurs de Bale del Real has ended
Gareth Bale He will return to Tottenham Hotspur after the north London club secured a one-season loan deal for the Real Madrid star worth £ 13 million, according to the Daily Mail.
As ESPN reported on Tuesday, Tottenham was ahead of Manchester United in the race to secure Bale’s services for the 2020-21 Premier League campaign. The Mail report now claims Tottenham agreed to cover half of the Welshman’s huge weekly salary of £ 500,000.
Bale’s agent told the BBC that the talks “are progressing slowly” but added that “Gareth is closer to leaving Madrid than at any other time in the last seven years.”
“We are still negotiating. We will see how it goes.”
It would seem that Manchester United’s search for a highly rated Borussia Dortmund winger Jadon sancho He has helped the Spurs return Bale to his old club. The report claims that Ole Gunnar Solskjaer never made a move for Bale because of his stance on Sancho.
Thus, José Mourinho appears to have wasted little time signing Bale after Spurs president Daniel Levy struck a deal with the La Liga giants.
Leicester closes a deal under
Leicester City will be successful in their efforts to sign the winger Cengiz Under away from AS Roma before the window closes, according to The Leicester Mercury.
The speedy Turkish international was the subject of interest for both Manchester City and Arsenal in the not-too-distant past, but a move away from Roma and Serie A never materialized.
The 23-year-old has struggled with injuries and a coaching revolving door in Rome, but when he fits in, his combination of direct play and accurate crosses were probably two of the traits that caught the attention of City manager Pep Guardiola.
With Roma in need of funding, Leicester has seen an opportunity to add Under to an already talented squad, and the report suggests a loan with a call option in the most likely scenario to take him to the Premier League.
Man City to focus on League duo over Koulibaly
Napoli’s assessment of Manchester City’s goal Kalidou koulibaly has led Pep Guardiola to consider alternative players to fill his defensive void, says The Guardio.
Koulibaly has been on City’s radar for some time and earlier this month a € 60 million offer for the 29-year-old was rejected. It has since been reported that Napoli will accept an offer in the region of 80 million euros, a fee that Guardiola considers too high.
Consequently, Sevilla FC Diego Carlos and Atlético de Madrid Jose Gimenez have caught the attention of Guardiola. The Guardian report states that if Napoli fails to reduce its demand for Koulibaly, City will instead bid for Carlos or Giménez.
However, there is a downside, both players come with strong release clauses. Giménez’s is said to be 109.8 million pounds, while Carlos’s is said to be 68.7 million pounds.
Tap-Ins
– Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp wants to add two more players to his squad before the transfer window closes on 5 October. The claim comes from The Athletic, who reported today that Klopp has called for one or two more transfers to be completed despite the financial restrictions imposed. for the coronavirus pandemic. Among Klopp’s targets are the Bayern Munich midfielder Thiago Alcantara and the Watford forward Ismaila Sarr.
– Manchester United and Leicester City have halted their efforts to sign the AFC Bournemouth midfielder David brooks after learning of Cherries’ valuable valuation. Bournemouth are understandably keen to sell the 23-year-old after the club’s relegation from the Premier League last season. According to the Sun, Brooks’s £ 50m valuation appears to have put off both United and Foxes for now.
– Celtic, Scottish Premier League champions, are about to capture the Charlton Athletic defender Alfie Doughty for £ 800,000, according to Football Insider. The determination appears to be paying off for the Hoops after two previous offers for the 20-year-old left back were rejected. But Celtic’s latest offer will be too good to turn down for League One Charlton, which was relegated from the Championship last season.
