Opens for Havertz sales, while things suggest that Sancho and Haaland will be where they are.
Bayer Leverkusen coach Peter Bosz realizes that The Sun that a sale of the crown jewel Kai Havertz (21) can be completed in August. The club ended up in fifth place in the Bundesliga and thus failed to secure a chance in the Champions League next season.
Real Madrid, Manchester United and Chelsea should be some of the clubs fighting for the signature of the offensive midfield star.
Borussia Dortmund, on the other hand, feels increasingly confident about that key player Jadon Sancho (20) continues in the club. This is because one should not have received any bid for the star, writes Goal.com.
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At the same time claim Manchester Evening News at Ole Gunnar Solskjær refuses to refuse an attempt Manchester United on retrieving just Sancho when the transition window opens.
Erling Braut Haaland (19), another of Dortmund’s stars, was recently quoted as not thinking of a move away from the club right now. It was Westdeutsche Allgemeine Zeitung who wrote about the statements of Haaland ahead of the weekend’s series finale in the Bundesliga.
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According to Italian Tuttomercatoweb akter Liverpool to make a bid to Naples on the stop boat Kalidou Koulibaly (29) one of the next few days.
The Senegalese has been linked to English clubs for several years, but the price tag Naples owner Aurelio De Laurentiis has put on Koulibaly, which is equivalent to NOK 1.08 billion, has so far scared away most people. Nevertheless, the latest reports from Italy say that Jürgen Klopp will now make a proper attempt to retrieve the middle stop Anfield.
The 29-year-old has been linked to Liverpool’s fiercest competitor in recent days, Manchester City, but with around NOK 865 million as reported price. It is claimed that Koulibaly in addition, should have said no to a pushback from Newcastle.
Chelsea according to The Sun determined to secure themselves Declan Rice (21) from the London River West ham. Tabloidavisa claims manager Frank Lampard is very committed to strengthening his team defensively, and Rice is thus an important part of the plan. The Blue Jerseys are believed to be able to attract the English national player for just over NOK 540 million.
The 21-year-old has been a junior player in the past Chelsea, but as a 15-year-old he reported transitioning Hammers. Rice has impressed as a defensive midfielder at London Stadium in recent seasons, but can also be used in midfield.
KNOWN FEES: Chelsea have had both Declan Rice (left) and Kevin De Bruyne in their ranks in the past. The Blue Jerseys are now trying to bring back the former.
Photo: Oli Scarff (AFP / NTB scanpix)
Lampard and Chelsea should also be keen to cram the Cameroonian Ajax keeper André Onana (24). This is to replace the first goal keeper Kepa Arrizabalaga (25), argues Brand. The latter is linked to a Valencia transition during the summer, which is alleged to be a two season long loan.
Arsenal is reportedly interested in joining Red Bull Salzburg’s Hungarian midfield talent Dominik Szoboszlai (19), writes The Sun. The boy was also connected Gunners last summer.
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Juventus director Fabio Paratici tones down the talk that Adrien Rabiot (25) are on their way to the Premier League, reports Sky Italia. Everton, Arsenal and Manchester United has been frequently linked with the French in recent months.
Teamtalk believes to know that the Belgian Atalanta hill Timothy Chestnuts (24) has made an admission: Namely, he cannot say no Tottenham if it comes an offer from there.
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Spurs is going to listen to bids from buyers who show interest in the tip Kazaiah Sterling (21), reports Football Insider. The 21-year-old has been on loan in Sunderland, Doncaster and Leyton Orient from Tottenhams U23 stall in recent seasons, but without noticeable success.
Finally, we note that a consortium of investors from the US and the Middle East is looking for one Premier Leagueclub that can be bought. Telegraph writes that Burnley may be a candidate.
