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Bayern Munich rumors
Timo Werner's transfer to Bayern depends on Leipzig and Bayern agreeing a fee. Agreement between the club and the player's agent is already sealed [Bild] pic.twitter.com/36StG0NPXG
— Bayern & Germany (@iMiaSanMia) April 1, 2019
Bayern will allow Jérôme Boateng to leave the club in the summer if they receive a suitable offer [Bild] pic.twitter.com/EBd0XDalsn
— Bayern & Germany (@iMiaSanMia) April 1, 2019
New contract for the Gandalf of football
Gianluigi Buffon is reportedly close to a new contract with Paris Saint-Germain, which could take the goalkeeper through to 2021. According to ESPN, PSG are ready to take up their option to extend Buffon’s contract for an extra season.
-source: Football Italia
Udinese want Bertolacci
Milan will host Udinese at San Siro tomorrow for their next Serie A fixture. It could be about more than a league game as the Friulani are interested in Andrea Bertolacci for next transfer window starting in June, when the player will be a free agent.
-source: Gianluca Di Marzio
Officially Official
We're delighted to confirm the signing of Ben Winterbottom. https://t.co/Cn8YIH8yk8
— Liverpool FC (@LFC) April 1, 2019
BREAKING
BREAKING: Jose Luis Sanchez, one of the most reliable sources in Spain has just confirmed that Raphael Varane has told Real Madrid that he wants to leave the club. pic.twitter.com/dLQevIm2wP
— 360Sources (@360Sources) April 1, 2019
Just in
Manchester United are set to lose Ander Herrera to Paris Saint-Germain on a free transfer. The Daily Record understands the Spain international has agreed a pre-contract with the Ligue 1 champions after being left unimpressed by United’s offer of a new long-term deal.
-source: Duncan Castles
About to get official
Atletico Madrid forward Gelson Martins will join Monaco in a permanent €32m deal this summer, but €20m will go to his former club Sporting CP. The report in Cadena Cope claims the Portuguese international will make his loan move to the Ligue 1 side permanent but the majority of the funds will go to the Lisbon giants, following last summer’s acrimonious transfer.
-source: Football Espana
Atletico to sign Telles, Herrera
Atletico Madrid will confirm the double signing of FC Porto duo Hector Herrera and Alex Telles this summer, according to multiple reports. Portuguese outlet A Bola led with the story on Monday morning, following on from a report last week in Marca that both players had agreed a move to the Spanish capital.
-source: Football Espana
Real Betis scouting Juan Miranda
Real Betis are scouting Barcelona teenage full-back Juan Miranda with a view to a summer move, report El Mundo Deportivo. The future of Betis left wing-back Junior Firpo is under much scrutiny as he has been linked with a number of Europe’s leading clubs, although the club may move for Miranda either way.
-source: Football Espana
Some Barca updates
[@MDpor_elmundo] | Bartomeu is on his way to Lisbon. To talk about Luka Jovic with Luis Felipe Viera, president of Benfica? The Portuguese club has something to say in the future negotiations with the Eintracht Frankfurt. It will also deal with other Benfica players. pic.twitter.com/miOMI4Zqsg
— BarçaTimes (@BarcaTimes) April 1, 2019
[@MDpor_elmundo] | Bartomeu has also been speaking with Mino Raiola, the representative of Matthijs de Ligt, with whom he has an excellent personal relationship and has reached an understanding. Raiola, today, is no longer an obstacle as before. pic.twitter.com/RoK8FAOzIH
— BarçaTimes (@BarcaTimes) April 1, 2019
[MD - @sergisoleMD] | Barça appointment with Griezmann
— BarçaTimes (@BarcaTimes) April 1, 2019
At Barça, they do not discard it and they know of his repentance pic.twitter.com/57hTsLTljh
[@albert_roge] | Another great match for Cucurella on his return to the position of left-back. He is winning the race to be the substitute of Jordi Alba ahead of "veteran" signings Monreal, Filipe or Alberto Moreno. pic.twitter.com/fYuzbmPZxD
— BarçaTimes (@BarcaTimes) April 1, 2019
Couple of PSG news
#PSG are interested in signing David #Neres from @AFCAjax. Henrique is working on this case. The young Auriverde extended his contract with Ajax in September 2018. Paris will soon make their first offer. pic.twitter.com/4gU1OKzY81
— Paris United (@ParisUnitedEN) March 29, 2019
#PSG are interested in Florentino Luís and Rúben Dias (#Benfica) for the coming transfer window. Antero Henrique is at work on both. ⬇️ pic.twitter.com/lQQl4w6LJM
— Paris United (@ParisUnitedEN) March 26, 2019
Ajax might finally give Cristian Pavon the big break he needs
⚠️ En su viaje a Europa, Nicolás Burdisso mantuvo reuniones con el @AFCAjax, quienes están muy interesados en Pavón. pic.twitter.com/nfSdwCF20p
— Información CABJ (@InformacionCABJ) March 30, 2019
An extension after just a year
[SPORT] | FC Barcelona are planning to give Clement Lenglet a contract extension! pic.twitter.com/J3mwOpfBi2
— BarçaTimes (@BarcaTimes) March 31, 2019
Leicester cautiously optimistic over Tielemans
The concern for Leicester is that Tielemans’ performances are of a standard to begin attracting clubs who can offer Champions League football. The agreement with Monaco does not include an option to buy, with Leicester deciding to wait and see after being quoted £40million in January.
Things are not rosy at West Yorkshire
Jan Siewert’s future as manager of Huddersfield Town is in doubt after their relegation from the Premier League due to the collapse of his relationship with the club’s senior players. The German, 36, who replaced David Wagner in January, is understood to have alienated many in the dressing room with a hardline approach since his appointment that has resulted in eight defeats and just one win since his appointment. Siewert was given a contract until June 2021 just ten weeks ago, but it is now unclear whether he will stay at Huddersfield for next season’s Sky Bet Championship campaign.
-source: The Times
Jan Siewert, the Huddersfield manager, insists the club must accept a player exodus this summer after their relegation was confirmed. Defeat at Crystal Palace condemned the Terriers to their fate. Yet intriguingly, Siewert refused to commit his future to the club, claiming end-of-season discussions with the board will determine whether he decides to lead Huddersfield’s attempt to bounce straight back up.
-source: Daily Mail