Dele Alli has “opened talks” about a spectacular transfer to the PSG, while we have the latest news about Luis Suarez’s departure from Camp Nou.
Follow all the latest gossip and news below. . .
A BELL RINGS
For WWE enthusiasts who love football, this is the greatest reveal of players of all time.
Leicester’s great revelation about Cengiz Under was mocked by a leather hat and jacket used in The Undertaker.
Of course, the 55-year-old WWE legend loves the tweet.
He said to Under, “Dig holes and goals. “
– Undertaker (@undertaker) September 21, 2020
SET C-H-O FOR TALKS
Chelsea’s winger Callum Hudson-Odoi is reportedly in a position to talk about his long career at the club with Frank Lampard.
The 19-year-old has played only ten minutes of Premier League football this season in the first two games.
The arrival of Kai Havertz and Hakim Ziyech in west London has taken the player, who has only done once since June, more on the line.
And according to The Athletic, Hudson-Odoi has been frustrated by his lack of first-team opportunities.
They say their representatives will contact Les Bleus, where they will ask what role Lampard will play in this campaign.
While the European Championship will take place next summer, Hudson-Odoi is for normal football, while he appears to be named to Gareth Southgate’s team.
TAG, YOU’RE OURS.
Nicolas Tagliafico, of Manchester United, would have received a new contract at Ajax.
De Telegraaf claims that the left-back won a lucrative new contract with director Marc Overmars.
Ajax are willing to remain Tagliafico after SunSport exclusively revealed that the 28-year-old had a target for Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.
United had a resolution for Porto star Alex Telles, who entered into the last year of his contract.
But negotiations are moving slowly and Tagliafico is now in Solskjaer’s sights, with an agreement of 23 million pounds.
However, Ajax are in a position to sabotage United’s plans by linking Tagliafico to a new long-term contract.
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