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Brahim Díaz on his future: “I am very happy here with AC Milan and I am doing everything possible to help this team”.
AC Milan will decide on the €22m buyout option at the end of the season, while Real Madrid have a buy-back clause of around €27m.
Mateu Alemany, director of Barcelona, on the transfer of Antoine Griezmann: “The operation has been closed this week, it is done for 20/25 million euros depending on bonuses. It’s a massive and extraordinary deal for us because of Griezmann’s salary, and the same for Coutinho.”
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What went wrong for Denis Zakaria at Chelsea? The talks are expected to resolve the situation soon. Click here for more exclusive information.
What’s next for Chelsea after their excellent start with Graham Potter? Read my column for exclusive information on the club’s new manager and transfer plans.
Chelsea will hold further talks on the appointment of Christopher Vivell this week. He is expected to join as the new technical director, only some final details to be worked out before signing his contract.
Chelsea also want to appoint a new sporting director, but it is not yet imminent.
Are Leeds really closing in on their first January signing?
Jurgen Klopp on Liverpool injuries:
“Luis Díaz: something with the knee, it doesn’t look good.” “Trent Alexander-Arnold was ejected with a sprained ankle.” Arthur Melo, unavailable for 3-4 months.
Could Manchester City be ready to re-sign this former player after his excellent form this season?
Could Manchester United come back for Cody Gakpo? Click here to find out.
A heavy blow for Roma, and also for Argentina at the World Cup, as Paulo Dybala appears to have suffered a serious muscle injury.
José Mourinho says: “The injury looks very bad. I would say bad, but honestly after talking to Paulo… I think very bad”.
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Official, confirmed. Orjan Nyland has signed his contract with RB Leipzig, deal completed and sealed. He replaces Peter Gulacsi after an anterior cruciate ligament injury and signs a contract until June 2023 with an option for one more season.
What does the future hold for Romeo Lavia and how much could he cost in January or next summer? Click here to obtain more information.
