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Man Utd will be all ears after a prominent boardroom figure becomes available, while Man City expects a triple-figure double raid of Aston Villa, all in the latest Paper Talk.
OVERMARS, VAN DER SAR AVAILABLE
United manchester He will reportedly be on “red alert” after Ajax senior couple Marc Overmars and Edwin van der Sar made themselves available for a new position, according to a report.
United have made a great effort recently to find a football director or someone similar. In fact, Chief Negotiator Matt Judge and right hand man Ed woodward He currently leads the club’s transfer negotiations.
That approach has come under fire, however, as United failed to hit top targets in recent windows.
Ajax football director Overmars has played a fantastic role alongside the club’s chief executive. Van der sar in helping the team to return to being among the elite in recent seasons.
In fact, their recruitment played a key role when the Dutch champions reached the semi-finals of the Champions League in 2019.
Now, Overmars has stated that he and Van der Sar are looking for a new challenge.
“When I was appointed to this job at Ajax, I knew I just wanted to stay for three or four years at the most,” Overmars said (via Sunday Mirror).
“I’ve been here for eight seasons! For me, but also for Edwin, it is certain that we will not continue here until we are 60 years old.
“This job at Ajax is taking too much energy. The whole of Holland is constantly on my back and has an opinion on us.
“The work has also brought many good things. Edwin and I are proud to have returned Ajax to where it should be in Europe. “
In addition to reaching the semi-finals of the Champions League, Ajax reached the final of the Europa League in 2017.
AND THE REST OF PAPER TALK
Manchester City are preparing a £ 100 million raid for Aston Villa couple Jack Grealish and Douglas Luiz (Sunday star)
Meanwhile, City boss Pep Guardiola is getting closer to signing an extension at The Etihad. (Sunday Telegraph)
Raheem Sterling is cause for concern for England ahead of Sunday’s clash with Belgium (Sunday Telegraph)
Tottenham forward Harry Kane was recently robbed by thieves (Sun Sunday)
Also Spurs star, Eric Dier, has criticized soccer authorities for the intense schedule this season (Star on Sunday)
Derby County is closing in on a £ 60 million takeover after the dismissal of Phillip Cocu as head coach (Sunday Telegraph)
As such, Wayne Rooney has agreed to take his first steps in management. (Mail on Sunday)
Egyptian doctor Mohamed Abou Elela says that Mohamed Salah’s appearance at his brother’s wedding may have contributed to his positive test for Covid-19 (Mail on Sunday)
Manchester United are concerned Mason Greenwood’s career is out of control (Sunday Mirror)
Southampton could look to sell Mohamed Elyounoussi to Celtic (Hampshire Live)
Barcelona are reportedly satisfied with the progress of contract negotiations with Ansu Fati (Mail on Sunday)
Meanwhile, the owner of LaLiga, Oliver Tebas, assures that the season will end it will cost half a billion euros (Mail on Sunday)
Leeds midfielder Kalvin Phillips says Patrick Bamford is knocking on the door for an England call-up (Yorkshire Evening Post)
Juventus lead the race to sign Bayern Munich defender David Alaba (Tuttosport)
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