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Mbappé block CR7
Cristiano Ronaldo is reportedly planning to leave Juventus. This is the information that trusts the first pages of Italian front pages on Tuesday. “A bad Christian”, Write the Corriere dello Sport. But his departure is blocked by … Kylian Mbappé. The Italian press agrees that only the departure of the French prodigy from PSG would allow CR7 to see a little more clearly about his future. Announced with insistence on the side of Paris Saint-Germain, Cristiano sees for the moment the club of the capital focus on retaining the French world champion at all costs. A little more patience therefore for the five-fold Golden Ball which is confined to awaiting the decision of the one who idolized him when he was younger.
Eriksen fixed on his future
The miraculous Christian Eriksen will be set for the rest of his career. More than a month after his heart failure during Denmark’s first match at the Euro, the Dane is getting better. But the big question is whether he will be able to push back a lawn at the professional level. In today’s edition, the Gazzetto dello Sport writes that he returned to Milan for heart exams and for his future at Inter. As a reminder, the offensive midfielder had an automatic subcutaneous defibrillator implanted to regulate his heart rate. But the device is not licensed in Italy and could prevent Eriksen from returning to Inter. Business to follow, even if the main thing for Christian Eriksen remains health above all.
The Kane madness on the front page of the English press
Harry Kane unleashes the British press on Tuesday morning. The Tottenham striker wants to leave his club forever and would even be ready to go to arm wrestling to force his departure. The 28-year-old skipped the resumption of training yesterday, proof of his determination to follow through on his ideas. A news that is experienced as a real earthquake across the Channel where almost all the English media gave it its front page. “Harry’s War”, can we read on the Daily Express. “Collision path”, summarizes it Mirror on his side. Indeed, the England international considers himself in his right since he would have informed his management that he wanted to leave as early as last May. But owner Daniel Levy, reputed to be tough in business, would not expect to let his striker slip away for less than 160 million pounds, or 187 million €, as assured. The Times. War is declared between Harry Kane and Tottenham.
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