Latest moves
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Rumor: Jadon Sancho – Borussia Dortmund to Manchester United
Jadon Sancho boarded Borussia Dortmund’s flight to Switzerland on Monday morning when the German club’s internal move deadline gave the impression that it had expired.
However, reports in England recommend that Manchester United has seen the 10 August deadline as “artificial” and that England’s record champions are still certain to sign up for the extreme, but not for the 120 million euros that BVB is asking for.
German media report that Sancho has been offered a pay-rise to stay in Dortmund, taking his salary from €6m to €10m a year, with Dortmund still confident they can cash in next summer, before the player’s contract runs out in 2022.
But the hypothesis remains that they would still settle for 120 million euros this summer if United made cash until October.
Rumor: Weston McKennie – Schalke to Hertha
American Weston McKennie of Schalke, from France, England and Germany, is reportedly attracting interest, and Hertha Berlin is leading the way, according to reports in Germany.
Backed by investor Lars Windhorst, Berliners are able to pay the Schalke’s requested value of 25 million euros ($29 million) and meet McKennie’s wage demands, figures that would have surprised southampton of the Premier League even.
Reports in France recommend that the Ligue 1 team, Monaco, also be interested in the 21-year-old player, but the Principality club has still made an offer.
Rumor: Jadon Sancho – Borussia Dortmund to Manchester United
The saga of summer goes on and on. German media report that Manchester United has agreed non-public terms with Jadon Sancho, but is willing to pay the 120 million euros ($141 million) that Borussia Dortmund is asking for for the English teenager, especially given the on-the existing crisis.
Dortmund continue to insist that he must stay with Sancho, which has a contract until 2022, and is willing to offer him a pay rise. But they also know that their price will drop next summer and will have to remain a dissatisfied player.
Sancho was spotted with his friends in London this weekend, a striker at Dortmund’s educational camp in Switzerland, which begins on Monday.
Rumor: Tahith Chong – Manchester United at Werder Bremen
Werder Bremen sporting director Frank Baumann has shown that the Bundesliga team has been in “good conversations” with Manchester United about an imaginable two-year loan for young Dutchman Tahith Chong.
The 20-year-old, who played 16 games for the first team for United, and added the Champions League clash with Paris Saint-Germain last season, did not point to a contract extension until March, but it is for a more normal playing time.
Bremen sees the fast end as a possible replacement for Milot Rashica.
Rumor: Kai Havertz – Bayer Leverkusen to Chelsea
The most recent progression in the ongoing movement series has noted that sports director Rudi Vuller opens to the Gazzetta dello Sport: “We know Chelsea has a lot of interest in him. If Chelsea needs to warn Kai, he has to pay what we charge. Array There will be no COVID-19”.
Rumor: Ron-Robert Zieler – Hannover in Cologne
Athletic director Horst Heldt proved that the Billy Goats were “testing the market” and sought to recruit Ron-Robert Zieler, 31, to compete with Timo Horn. The World Cup-winning goalkeeper has 253 Bundesliga matches at his call and came through the Cologne youth academy.
Agreement reached: Sarpreet Singh – Bayern Munich in Nuremberg
Having signed goalkeeper Christian Frachtl, Nuremberg has hired the young Bayern on loan from Sarpreet Singh. The New Zealand international, who has declared a preference to “take the next step” with Der Club, scored seven goals in 22 games with Bayern’s time team in the 3rd department last season.
Agreement reached: Max Kruse – Fenerbahce at Union Berlin
The former German foreigner returns to the Bundesliga after spending last season with Fenerbahce of Istanbul, scoring seven goals and 8 assists in 21 games. Kruse was associated with Werder Bremen, where he spent three seasons before moving to Turkey, but instead moved to the German capital.
He became an indefinite agent after unilaterally rescinding his contract with Fenerbahce, which he will expire in 2022. The Turkish club said it would take legal action against Kruse for cancelling the contract.
Rumor: Javi Martinez – Bayern Munich at the Stade Rennes
According to Kicker, Rennes needs to hire the 31-year-old defensive specialist. Martinez has made 10 starts this season with Bayern, the last of whom arrived in the Bundesliga after the Bavarians won the league title. One thing that can play in Rennes’ favour is that the French team qualified for the Champions League next season after finishing third in Ligue 1.
Rumor: Sven Ulreich – Bayern Munich al Schalke
With Alexandre Nebel’s official move to Bayern, Ulreich could head across the Schalke. According to Kicker, the Royal Blues are among the groups interested in the 32-year-old. Ulreich also caught the eye abroad, the German magazine said, with donations from England and Spain.
Agreement reached: Kingsley Schindler – Cologne to Hannover
The extreme quick returns to the division of moments and joins Hannover as a loan on loan for next season. Schindler played 15 games for Cologne last season, adding thirteen in the German elite, after joining Holstein Kiel.
Agreement reached: Deyovasio Zeefuik – Groningen to Hertha Berlin
Hertha added to her team some other defender in Zeefuik, a talented Dutch under-21 player. The Ajax Academy product played in the 28 Groningen games before its season was interrupted due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Agreement reached: Lucas Torro – Eintracht Frankfurt to Osasuna
The former Real Madrid academy product is returning to Spain after two seasons in Germany’s financial capital. Torro made just 25 appearances in those two seasons, including 12 in 2019-20.
Agreement reached: Fin Bartels – Werder Bremen to Holstein Kiel
Bremen has split his tactics with flexible forward Bartels as they continue to restructure their lineup after surviving the descent. The 33-year-old spent six seasons with Werder after leaving St. Pauli in 2014. Bartels went to Kiel’s youth academy and spent his first two professional seasons with the club before joining Hansa Rostock in 2007.
Agreement reached: Benjamin Uphoff – Karlsruhe in Freiburg
A day after separating Alexander Schwolow’s tactics, Freiburg added a new goalkeeper to his ranks in Benjamin Uphoff. The 26-year-old played all of Karlsruhe’s two games last season, allowing 54 goals and keeping five blank sheets.
Agreement reached: Alexander Schwolow – Freiburg to Hertha Berlin
Another new goalkeeper in the capital and it’s also a surprise. Schwolow has been in Freiburg since 2008, however, the 28-year-old has signed a long-term contract with Hertha berlin and will probably be the new number one.
Agreement reached: Robin Knoche – Wolfsburg to Union Berlin
Union Berlin is still doing business. Robin Knoche arrives on the loose after leaving Wolfsburg after 15 years at the club. The 28-year-old central defender revels long after betting 183 Bundesliga matches with Wolfsburg and betting on Europe.
Agreement reached: Mijat Gacinovic – Frankfurt to Hoffenheim Agreement concluded: Steven Zuber – Hoffenheim to Frankfurt
This is a wonderful exchange. Offensive midfielder Mijat Gacinovic moved to Frankfurt, with the 25-year-old signing a deal until 2024, while Steven Zuber (28) went in the opposite direction.
Done deal: Andreas Luthe — Augsburg to Union Berlin
After Rafal Gikiewicz left the Union to sign for Augsburg, it was now the capital club that kidnapped an Augsburg goalkeeper. Andreas Luthe (33), who was inspired by the latter stages of last season, enrolled in Union Berlin.
Agreement reached: Philipp Bargfrede – Werder Bremen to the loose agent
Werder Bremen is a center of change. After 16 years and 239 games at the club, Philipp Bargfrede stopped by the club. Sebastian Langkamp also broke free through Bremen at the end of his contract.
Rumor: Jadon Sancho – Borussia Dortmund to Manchester United
At the beginning of Dortmund’s preseason, Bild reports that Manchester United is paying the requested value of 120 million euros in installments, with most of the total amount in advance. Dortmund reportedly gave United a deadline of 10 August to close the deal.
Deal reached: Sandro Wagner – Tianjin Teda withdraws
Former German forwardist Sandro Wagner is completing his career in the game, but will get a training license with the goal of coaching from next year.
Wagner, 32, careers at Bayern Munich before betting on Werder Bremen, Hertha Berlin and Hoffenheim. He returned to Munich for the 2018–19 season before one final season with Tianjin Teda of China.
Deal reached: Rangnick leaves Red Bull
Ralf Rangnick has ended his long deal with Red Bull, while his contract as head of football’s progression has disbanded, confirmed the Austrian energy drinks company.
Rangnick has been with Red Bull since 2012, first as a director at Red Bull Salzburg, then as a double coach and director of RB Leipzig before taking on a wider progression role in 2019.
“For me, the time has come to finish my task at Red Bull,” Rangish said, thanking Red Bull owner Dietrich Mateschitzt for “giving me a chance to create something unique.”
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