And one team in dispute is Tottenham, with Gareth Bale’s final on his return to the club on a successful TODAY loan.
Follow all the latest gossip and news below. . .
IN THE SKY SPORTS NEWS
The enthusiasm generated by Bale’s arrival in the capital came to life.
Sky Sports News streaming its flight tracker, via an iPad, this morning.
– Football Daily (@footballdaily) September 18, 2020
THE BULLET’S IN THE AIR!
Tottenham enthusiasts are enthusiastically following Gareth Bale and Sergio Reguilon’s flight from Madrid to London as the pair launch to seal their transfers later in the day.
The Lilywhites have signed to take real Madrid’s duo to the N17 this summer, with enthusiasts plunged into a frenzy of excitement.
And a specific one turns out to have discovered personal flight online while counting the moments until the couple is exposed as Spurs players.
The eagle-eyed fan tweeted, “Only everyone is following their flight too?”It’s general behavior, isn’t it? He’s coming home coys ball. “
WAIT IN RUBY
Tottenham is in Benfica’s defense market, Ruben Dias, for the Evening Standard.
The 23-year-old is represented through Gestifute, which covers Mourinho.
The Spurs reportedly tried to point to Dias in January, but did not, and have since been affected by their inability to qualify for the Champions League as well as the coronavirus.
SOLSKJAER ON TRANSFERS
After rumors about Jadon Sancho’s move came to an end, Manchester United’s manager revealed that he understood why enthusiasts were looking for the players.
He said: “Enthusiasts at all times will need the most productive Man United team imaginable.
“That’s the pastime we want, with the story we had, we can look back 10 years 20 years and look back at the wonderful players they had.
“Since Sir Alex left, we’re in fifth place, last season we finished third, Bruno came in and Harry came in as captain and showed leadership on and off the field.
“We can train the season with confidence and we are looking for the technique of the season with a boost.
“And we’re running it. “
KEEP JADON
Manchester United are expected to publish a last-minute offer for Jadon Sancho, and are confident that Borussia Dortmund will be forced to settle for reduced rates.
The Red Devils missed the ace of England after not being able to negotiate a preview of Borussia Dortmund’s deadline of 10 August.
United hoped to convince german giants to sell for a deal close to 60 million pounds in advance, and the remainder of its 108 million pound valuation would be paid in installments.
But Dortmund made company and ruled the sale of Sancho, while United looked elsewhere: he agreed to non-public terms with the 20-year-old.
In addition to taking a look at Watford’s ace Ismaila Sarr, the Red Devils were hoping to point to Gareth Bale.
However, Tottenham appears to have won the race for Real Madrid’s outing thanks to a one-season loan agreement.
Age
Arsenal legend Thierry Henry will be at the center of a new Entourage-style exhibition of his glamorous life in football.
The former gunner runs with Hollywood series author Doug Ellin to produce a similar exhibition on world football.
Doug said the series will be encouraged throughout Henry’s life, just as Entourage was based on the life of actor Mark Wahlberg.
The HBO exhibition was based on Mark’s reports as a young actor in Hollywood and the wild parties and excesses of the Los Angeles scene.
Ellin revealed: “It’s a show that is positioned in world football. We are actively to move this forward now.
“Thierry Henry in the movie Entourage, so I’ve known him for a long time. And Darren Dein, who has been his manager for a long time, is a smart friend.
SEE FOR SARR’S EYES?
Manchester United became informed about Ismaila Sarr while looking for opportunities for Jadon Sancho.
The 22-year-old Senegalese is valued at around 30 million pounds and after running out of words for the value demanded through Borussia Dortmund, the Red Devils are contemplating the possibility of entering into an agreement for the England international.
Sarr scored six and six assists for Watford last season after signing for Rennes in August last year.
According to The Independent, Sancho remains United’s number one target, however, Ed Woodward and Matt Judge are being pragmatic about the 108 million pounds demanded through Dortmund, as the Red Devils are one of the biggest losers in the absence of stadium enthusiasts.
DON’T LET IT GO.
Tottenham President Daniel Levy arrived on the Spurs court where his temperature was checked.
The ideal of the Spurs is to sign Gareth Bale and Sergio Reguilon of Real Madrid.
The duo must fly to the Tottenham court today.
SARR IS THE STAR
Liverpool are reportedly offering 36 million pounds for Watford Ace Ismaila Sarr to bolster its star-filled attack.
The Mail claims that Jurgen Klopp sees 22-year-old Senegalese striker as a replacement for Mo Salah, Sadio Mane and Roberto Firmino.
Sarr scored six in 30 appearances for Watford last season.
But despite his relegation to the Championship, he remains a Premier League player with a lot of potential.
Liverpool have now reportedly investigated Sarr, who joined Watford a year ago from Rennes for 30 million pounds.
However, champions will have to pay at least $36 million for their signature.
TOP DZEK
Edin Dzeko has signed agreements with Juventus against a 15 million pounds from Rome.
Serie A’s appearance is expected to point to Luis Suarez’s 34-year-old, even though the Barcelona star took his Italian exam today.
According to Goal, Dzeko will register for Juventus on a two-year contract worth 7 million pounds a year.
He put it up for sale through Rome because the club intended to take his salary off the books.
Dzeko, who joined Roma permanently in 2016, scored 19 goals last season.
Juventus have selected former Manchester City star to upgrade Higuaín de Suarez.
YOU’RE A CARABAO ABOUT THIS.
Liverpool and Arsenal could meet in the fourth round of the Carabao Cup after Thursday night’s draw.
There is also a London derby at stake with Chelsea heading towards rival Tottenham.
Manchester United will face Preston or Brighton and Manchester City champions can face Millwall or Burnley.
CASH LIGHTS
Chelsea are about to send unwanted duo Tiemoue Bakayoko and Davide Zappacosta to Serie A, according to reports.
Neither gave the impression in a competitive game for blues tenure Frank Lampard, as both were loaned last season.
And Chelsea’s coach’s position has changed, with club leaders busy looking to arrange permanent transfers for the duo.
According to Fabrizio Romano Zappacosta, 28, he left on loan and Genoa will borrow it until June 2021.
The 28-year-old has accepted non-public situations and will go through his medical examination today.
Genoa will pay part of her salary of 70,000 euros according to the week and can also climb to Premier League side Danny Rose of Tottenham in the coming days.
ROUND TRANSFER
Gareth Bale’s return from Real Madrid from Tottenham enthusiasts is in the (golf) bag.
A filtered symbol on social media gave the impression of showing the 31-year-old reserved for a golf course today. . . with Spurs President Daniel Levy and head head head scout Steve Hitchin.
Social media enthusiasts have warned that the 31-year-old Wales superstar would return to the city as much of last year spent, betting on her sporting moment.
Bale said goodbye to his Royal teammates on Thursday after agreeing with the Spurs and passing a medical examination.
Meanwhile, Liverpool are considering Watford Ismaila Sarr, valued at 36 million pounds, as a replacement for their three-way front.
Reds manager Jurgen Klopp is a big fan of the 22-year-old Senegalese star as he searches for Mo Salah, Sadio Mane and Roberto Firmino.
And Erling Haaland says Manchester United target Jadon Sancho will be an “important” partner at Borussia Dortmund this season.
On the other hand, former Romadelantero Edin Dzeko would have agreed to pay 15 million pounds to Juventus, leaving Luis Suarez in limbo.
Barcelona dismisses Suarez, 33, who had ruled out insurance for signing for Juve after Ronald Koeman was appointed starter of Camp Nou last month.
Gonzalo Higuain is ready for David Beckham’s Inter Miami, as Juventus cancels the Argentine striker’s contract for 17 million pounds.
The 32-year-old, who has not been loaned to Chelsea, is compatriot Paulo Dybala and of course Cristiano Ronaldo in the Juve line-up.
ROTATE IT FOR BULLET STEP
A filtered symbol seems to show that Gareth Bale is reserved for a golf course with Tottenham President Daniel Levy on Friday.
Real Madrid star Bale is expected to be on loan in London during his season.
And enthusiasts went wild after seeing a symbol suggesting that the case is in the bag.
La foto parece mostrar que Bale, de 31 años, jugará en Hadley Wood Golf Club con Levy y el jefe de cazatalentos Steve Hitchin.
Typical comments on social media include: “It will be announced while he plays golf.
HIGH-WAISTED HEART
This is what Arsenal’s remaining sales by PENNIES can be valuable now.
That’s a smart read for the Gunners.
KOP CAN ADD SARR QUALITY
Liverpool are Watford winger Ismaila Sarr, valued at £ 36m, as a replacement for their outstanding third place.
Reports suggest Watford could even push for more than 40 million pounds for the 22-year-old Senegalese star.
Premier League champions Liverpool are believed to have yet submitted an offer.
But chief Jurgen Klopp appears for Mo Salah, Sadio Mane and Roberto Firmino.
EDIN TO THE JUVE
Former Roma striker Edin Dzeko has reportedly reached agreements with Juventus on a 15 million-pound deal that leaves Luis Suarez in limbo.
Bosnian star Dzeko, 34, will surely register for Serie A champions after signing for Roma in 2016 after winning the Premier League twice in 4 years at Etihad.
And that puts a mark on Suarez’s proposal for Juve.
Barcelona is believed to have made it clear that they are no longer Uruguay and the former Liverpool leader of 33 years.
THE BLUE SKY
That’s how Chelsea’s summer expenses overshadow European giants.
And the frenzy of the two hundred million pounds is 26 million pounds more than the following two clubs: Barcelona and Inter Milan.
But there is time for this table to change, of course . . .
DON’T MAKE IT SO ‘FRUSTRATING’
Rio Ferdinand has United’s failure to point Borussia Dortmund’s Jadon Sancho to Chelsea’s frenzy of nearly two hundred million pounds.
He said: “We talked about Sancho months ago. It’s not done yet, it’s so frustrating.
“I’m saying the agreements are simple to make, but Chelsea shows that agreements can be made if you deposit the cash and everything is done the right way. “
CHELSEA PUTS UTD IN SHAME
Rio Ferdinand believes Chelsea have embarrassed their former club, Manchester United, in the market.
And he says United’s inability to point to goal number one, Jadon Sancho, sums up his summer problems.
England’s former central defender told YouTube’s Five channel: “Frank (Lampard) turned players into signatories as if it were the norm, as if it were simple: watering the back of a duck.
“The difference in the way Chelsea has done its business with my Man United team: there’s no noise, nothing happens, all you see is bang-deal. A little conversation, bang-deal.
“That’s what is frustrating for me and for all Man United fans. “
SET UP HIGUAIN FOR BECKS MIAMI
Gonzalo Higuaín is in a position for David Beckham’s Inter Miami, as Juventus cancels the Argentine striker’s contract with a charge of EUR 17 million.
The 32-year-old, who has not been loaned to Chelsea, is compatriot Paulo Dybala and of course Cristiano Ronaldo in the Juve line-up.
SANE CAN REACH LEFT HEIGHTS
Robert Lewandowski is committed to helping Leroy Sane, his true future at Bayern Munich.
Manchester City reluctantly sold the 24-year end to the Germans for a million pounds in July after rejecting a new contract.
Lewandowski, who scored 55 surprising goals in all competitions last season and a spearhead for the Ballon d’Or before his abolition, said: “I need to put pressure on Sane in each and every educational consultation so he can sense what he doesn’t know. Made.
“I need you to paint harder to show something special because he’s a wonderful guy and I think with him we can pay very well for some other tactical system. “
“That’s why I see their enormous potential and, in my delight, you have to put pressure on those players to play better and better.
“I know you have enormous skill and if you paint hard and exercise 100 percent, you’ll be a better player. “
SANCHO STILL ”IMPORTANT’ FOR DORTMUND
Erling Haaland says Jadon Sancho will be an “important” player for Borussia Dortmund this season despite being wanted by Manchester United.
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has desperately tried to hire Sancho after signing once with Ajax midfielder Donny van de Beek.
But United Borussia Dortmund finish on 10 August.
And it is no idea that neither party can agree on a movement payment that United is said to have entered in non-public terms with Sancho himself.
Reports said Soskjaer had spoken to Sancho, assuring him that a change to Old Trafford was “close” despite the impasse in negotiations with Dortmund.
KAI: I’LL LEARN FROM THE LAMPS
Chelsea’s new offensive midfielder Kai Havertz believes boss Frank Lampard is his best role model.
Havertz, a former Bayer Leverkusen star, said of the former Blues and England midfielder, who scored a lazy goal: “I saw many games of him as a child.
“He also liked me playing as a midfielder: entering the area, scoring goals and giving assists.
“I think it helps a lot to have a coach who has played so long in the Premier League and in the national team.
“He can give me recommendations and I think he’ll help me a lot to be a better football player, a better midfielder, so I’m really excited that he’s my coach now. “
TURKISH BAKER
Chelsea’s Lewis Baker agreed to sign for Turkish team Trabzon on loan with a purchase option.
Goal reports that the 25-year-old is in Istanbul and will fly to Trabzon before a medical examination after the two have agreed to a one-season contract.
Trabzonspor’s boss is former Chelsea player and manager Eddie Newton, who has known Baker since he was on Blues loan contracts.
Baker is in a position for his eighth transition move away from Stamford Bridge, having made only a competitive appearance for the club.
The midfielder was on loan last season at Fortuna Dusseldorf, but his tenure in Germany was cut off in January after a fight with the club’s coach.
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