The coronavirus epidemic has made the transfer market uncertain – and you can find out here when windows open and close – but here rumors are floating around and beyond Europe’s major leagues.
Main story: Griezmann’s future major Premier League clubs ‘on red alert’
Manchester United, Liverpool and Arsenal are among the clubs monitoring the situation when it comes to Barcelona’s future. Antoine Griezmann, Reports the Mail on Sunday.
Lionel Messi’s dramatic U-turn on Friday ended his bid to leave the club this summer, leaving Barca in search of alternative ways to fund his team as needed after his first season in 12 years without a trophy.
Griezmann was one of a handful of players who Barca president Josep Maria Bartomeu said he would not be available for a transfer this summer, but Messi’s decision to stay could change the situation for the 29-year-old.
In 2017, sources told ESPN’s Rob Dawson that Griezmann was United’s top transfer target, while the French international was still at Atletico Madrid, but, despite the player himself appearing open for a move, he remained in the Spanish capital.
The Mail report added that Barcelona would have to bear a significant loss on their 120 120 million investment when Griezmann signed with them a year ago, if they wanted to exempt him from the wage bill.
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11.07 BST: Liverpool have told Barcelona that Georgino Vijnanaldum Mir can sign up for a 15m (reports 16.8m) fee for them, the Sunday Mirror reports.
Vijnaldum, 29, has been linked with interest to his former Netherlands national team coach, Ronaldo Komen, who now takes charge at Barca.
The midfielder with one year left on his contract at Liverpool is not the only player to join the move to Barcelona this summer – Lyon Forward Memphis Depp Reporting is also a goal.
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Gabe Marcotti of ESPN FC explains what Barcelona must do first to bring in the summer signature.
10.20 BST: Wales coach Ryan Giggs believes Chelsea are defenders Ethan Ampadu Moving may be needed to get regular playing time.
The versatile defender, who turns 20 later this month, impressed both at Stamford Bridge and during last season’s loan spell at RB Leipzig, but was unable to secure a regular first-team spot at both clubs.
And, with P ve Thiago Silva arriving in Chelsea on a free transfer from Paris Saint-Germain, Giggs thinks Amapadu is making a big decision this summer.
“Thiago is a quality center and you can only learn from someone,” Giggs said ahead of Sunday’s UEFA Nations League game against Bulgaria in Cardiff.Watch live on ESPN3 at 9 a.m. in the US).
“I want all the players to play regularly, but that doesn’t happen sometimes. It’s a top club and surrounded by top players and this balance depends on whether it improves every day, but eventually you’ll need minutes on the pitch. It’s a decision for Ethan, I’ve talked to him a lot.
“I think last year he was a little bit different due to injuries. You could see he played against Tottenham in the Champions League, he’s not something stupid, he’s a quality player, and he just needs to stay fit. Now.”
09.38 BST: Luis Suarez And Arturo Vidal He has been trained separately from his Barcelona team-mates on Saturday, sources told ESPN’s Moises Lawrence as both players prepare to leave the club.
Sources told ESPN’s Andrew Cesar Richardson on Friday that Suarez (33) had agreed to join Juventus while Vidal, 33, was also in talks with Inter Milan.
Barca’s new manager Ronald Koimen has decided that the pair should train individually with a fitness coach instead of joining the rest of the team.
Suarez, who finished third in Barca’s all-time goal-scoring chart after joining in 2001, is expected to move to Turin for a nominal fee.
Sources told ESPN that Vidal was initially expected to stay at Camp Nou but his heart changed after the 8-2 Champions League quarter-final defeat at the hands of Bayern Munich. He is now expected to rejoin his former coach, Juventus, Antonio Conte, returning to Serie A.
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09.00 BST: Wolves break their club-record transfer fee for signing a Portuguese teenager Fabio Silva From Porto, the Premier League club said on Saturday.
The Wolves have not disclosed the fees paid for the 18-year-old striker, who has signed a five-year contract, but said it is the club’s record. Media reports indicated that the fee was around 35 35 million.
Silva was part of the youth system in both Porto and Benfica and started the first team for his hometown club Porto in August 2019 as a 17-year-old.
The forward has scored one goal in 12 Portuguese league appearances for Porto and spent the second division with his B-team last season.
The Wolves’ previous record was signed by Mexican forward Raul Jimenez, who joined the West Midlands club from Benfica in 2019 in the 30m.
Paper Tale (by Nick Judd): Not Suarez if Juve considers Morata
Italian champions Juventus are planning other options in their quest to sign Luis Suarez Passes through Barcelona, and AS indicates they are considering an Atletico Madrid striker Alvaro Morta.
Juve is desperate to add another attacking option to the squad and they are heavily linked with Suarez and the AS Roma star. Edin Dezco. The club have a memorandum of understanding with Suarez but the player has yet to make a deal with Barcelona over his separation package, or end the issue of his passport, which could take up to a month to finalize.
Similarly, Juve is believed to have a contract with Dezco but Roma are unwilling to let him go until he completes the signing of Arcadius Milik from Napoli.
That is why the ASA has linked the Turin-based club with Morta and suggests that the club has also put a technical dossier ahead of Atletico.
Morta spent two seasons at Juve between 2014 and 2016 and the club is preparing to throw in one. Federico Bernardeshi, Aaron Ramsey Or Douglas Costa To sweeten the deal.
Mourinho thought of giving a shock to Hughes
The Daily Mirror connects Tottenham Hotspur boss Jose Mourinho with a surprise move for the Watford midfielder. Will Hughes.
Mourinho is considering a reshuffle in his squad but will have to keep a balance of books while doing so. The Spurs manager has signed Pierre-Emil Hodgeberg from Southampton, Matthew Doherty from Wolverhampton Wanderers and Hart from Burnley, which is why Hughes – m 13 million – appeals.
Mourinho believes Hughes offers a lot of options in a variety of roles in midfield while also increasing the quota of the neighboring home industry.
Hughes was impressed by Wfordford in the Premier League after joining the club from Derby County in 2017.
Mourinho is ready to leave the players Juan Foyeth, Sur ur rear, Danny Rose And Paulo Gazzaniga In an attempt to sign squad players like Hughes.
United Hand Trial to Young Khadra
Former Borussia Dortmund youth handed over trial by Manchester United Radha Khadra, According to the Daily Mail.
Ole Gunnar Solskjાયr has given the 19-year-old a chance to prove himself by allowing him to play in the club’s U23, and if successful he could push for a place in the Reds’ first team next season.
Khadra was scheduled to play in a friendly against Doncaster earlier in the week, but was forced to watch from the sidelines after failing to pass international approval.
Khadra plays on the right but he can also play on the left or as an attacking midfielder.
Khadra won the U17 Bundesliga West and the U19 Bundesliga West before being sacked by Dortmund earlier this summer.
Tape-ins
– Hot on the heels of signing Portuguese Wonderkid Fabio Silva, The Wolves are preparing to catch the Barcelona defender Jean-Claire Todibo. Todibo was impressed when Schalke made a loan at 04 last season but Sport believes the Wolves are in a pole position to sign the center-back on a permanent basis. The Wolves still have money to spend after Doherty’s deal with Tottenham, but they value the player € 17-20m below Barcelona asking for it.
– Leicester City are expected to hijack West Ham United’s move James Tarkowski, According to the Daily Star. Tarkovsky has two years left on his Burnley contract and Claretz has rejected Hammer’s 25 million bid. And now Leicester are hoping to take Fox Central Defender to Wal-Curs Stadium to make sure the 30m offer is enough. Burnley hopes to get m 50m for the defender, or hope the price tag is enough to put both suit suitors.
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