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Erling Braut Haaland and Martin Ødegaard dominate the international rumor columns, despite disappointing results with the clubs.
Easter is already in full swing, but at the same time both are Premier league and rumor mill in full swing again over the holidays. And it is not surprising that it is a certain Norwegian who is often seen dressed in yellow.
The Sunday Mirror claims to know that Erling Braut Haaland (20) has taken over from Lionel Messi (33) himself on a roster of players that Manchester City will attempt to bring to the Etihad Stadium.
This is in direct conflict with Pep Guardiola’s statements before the weekend, when the City manager claimed that the club would not buy a replacement for Messi’s compatriot Sergio Agüero (32).
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Borussia Dortmund football director Sebastian Kehl admits that the club may reach a point where it can no longer hold on to Haaland, writes the website Goal.com.
After Saturday’s nasty home loss to Eintracht Frankfurt, Dortmund are seven points behind a place that hosts Champions League matches next season.
Spanske AS claims to know that Haaland probably wants a transfer to Real Madrid, but at the same time the whites in the Spanish capital will not present an offer for the coveted Jærbu.
Real Madrid reportedly would prefer that Haaland take the first step towards a transfer himself and ask to leave Borussia Dortmund.
There has also been talk of money and how Real Madrid will be able to afford to pay Haaland’s expected sale price in the billion category. This is where the other of Norway’s great soccer stars comes in.
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The credible Sunday Times reports that Arsenal may have to sell young stars like Bukayo Saka (19) if they want to be able to afford to buy Real Madrid’s Martin Ødegaard (22) for free. It may also be necessary for Arsenal to sell out other players to renew a squad that they have not delivered as expected this season.
Manchester United may have to pay goalkeeper David de Gea (30) a large sum if it is true that the Spaniard departs from Old Trafford this summer, writes the Sunday Mirror.
According to the tabloid, De Gea will disappear from United after this season. This is because manager Ole Gunnar Solskjær singled out Dean Henderson (24) as United’s new first choice between positions.
For his compatriot Juan Mata (32), however, it may seem that a new contract with Manchester United is on the way. At least that’s what the Daily Star Sunday claims, which it thinks is a one-year deal.
The Portuguese Record believes he knows that Manchester United is analyzing the possibility of bringing back the talented Nuno Mendes (18) from Sporting. An alternative would be to offer the Lisbon club another left-back, Alex Telles (28), as part of a deal.
West Ham does not have a call option on Jesse Lingard’s (28) successful loan deal. Reveal manager David Moyes to Mail on Sunday. Up to that point, the Manchester United midfielder has lived up to West Ham’s expectations after several difficult seasons at Old Trafford.
Atlético de Madrid will seek to sign Tottenham midfielder Harry Winks (25), according to Sky Sports. The Spurs product has struggled to gain playing time under the leadership of coach José Mourinho, and was recently out of the England squad for World Cup qualifying matches.
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In Newcastle you will be able to see more of your previous profiles next season. Local newspaper Newcastle Chronicle reports that both Eintracht Frankfurt’s left-back Jetro Willems (27) and Crystal Palace winger Andros Townsend are current transition targets for the geords.
Willems hasn’t had playing time this season after returning from a cruciate ligament injury. The Dutchman will also be wanted by Marseille.
Oli McBurnie (24) and Sheffield United have not impressed in any way this season. In the Premier League, only 17 goals have been scored in 30 games for the clear table jumbo.
McBurnie has scored one of the goals. The Scottish striker will remain in the crosshairs of Wolverhampton, who Sun says on Sunday will be willing to pay £ 15m for him. This corresponds to just over NOK 176 million.
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