#transfer-market

#transfer-market

Julian Alvarez was heavily linked with the move to Liverpool during the summer transfer window, but the Premier League champions never really made a concrete offer to sign the player. The South American's agent has now revealed that Liverpool did not submit an official proposal to sign the player, and Atletico Madrid were unwilling to sanction his departure. Julian Alvarez agent on Liverpool links There were no official offers from Liverpool to sign Julian last season, and everything that's been said about it is false.

After a failed attempt to sign Manu Kone from AS Roma this summer, Inter Milan remain interested in the midfielder, according to the Gazzetta dello Sport, and their cause could be helped by Roma's need to raise funds in order to comply with the Financial Fair Play regulations. The negotiations between the two clubs are expected to reopen soon, but the move isn't likely to happen in January; the summer of 2026, when Kone will have three years left on his contract, appears a more realistic scenario.

Chelsea offered 36 million for the player in the summer, and the report claims that they might need to offer around 40 million in order to convince Barcelona in January. It will be interesting to see if the Spanish outfit decides to sanction his departure. There are question marks over their financial situation, and it would not be a surprise if they decided to sell the talented young player for a substantial amount of money.

Real Madrid are hoping to get the deal done midway through the season, and it will be interesting to see if Liverpool are prepared to sanction his departure. He will be a free agent in the summer, and it would not be a surprise if Liverpool decided to sell the player for a reasonable amount of money in January. They will not want to lose a key player like him for free.

But the following season he was on the bench more for Manchester City and, despite winning his fourth Premier League title, was sold to Chelsea, the first marquee signing of their new owners. This move hasn't worked out at all. Now, aged 30, Sterling faces a season in exile at Chelsea, the 30m remaining in wages on his contract a key factor in the stalemate.

The balance of power in European football has shifted once again after a record-breaking summer transfer window, with seven clubs now boasting squads valued at more than €1 billion. The surge marks a dramatic rise from just three sides surpassing that threshold last year, underlining how spending and on-pitch success continue to reshape the financial hierarchy of the sport. According to Sportingpedia's latest analysis, Real Madrid remain the world's most valuable squad at €1.4 billion,

Crystal Palace center-back Marc Guéhi is one of the most sought-after center-backs in Europe and nearly moved to Liverpool during the summer transfer window. Now, Bayern Munich could be among the clubs looking to swoop in and take advantage of Liverpool's inability to get the deal done:

It was the transfer window when spending by Premier League clubs went into uncharted territory. Buoyed by the start of a record 6.7bn four-year domestic TV deal, and the extra revenue generated by newly expanded European club competitions, the top flight invested more than ever before this summer. But while the unprecedented 3bn outlay, and the drama of a frenetic deadline day, undoubtedly fuels even more interest in the league, does it also raise concerns?

Every year, after the NFL draft, everyone is talking about "steals" and "reaches." The "steals" are the players that the football-watching public thinks went way later than their talent warranted. And the "reaches" are the players we thought went way higher than they should've. It turns out: we're only half right. A 2021 study by Timo Riske of Pro Football Focus looked back at six years of draft data and identified the players who went significantly higher or lower than the consensus of publicly available draft rankings. What he found is that the players who were "reaches" did underperform, on average, compared to the other players drafted at the same pick in other years.

Brentford have had two offers rejected for PSV Eindhoven midfielder Joey Veerman. The Dutch club responded to Brentford's second offer, believed to be in the region of 25m, with the message that Veerman is not for sale. The Bees are now considering whether to return with a new offer for the 26-year-old, who has 16 caps for the Netherlands. Brentford remain keen to strengthen their squad before the transfer deadline on Monday but are having difficulty in landing their top targets.

According to Fabrizio Romano, the two clubs are currently locked in talks, and a deal is likely to be concluded soon. Garnacho needs regular gametime, and he has decided to join Chelsea. The move to the London club will allow him to showcase his qualities in the Premier League regularly. Chelsea need more quality and depth on the flanks, and the South American should prove to be an excellent investment for them.

Adrien Rabiot has been transfer-listed by Marseille, and Tottenham Hotspur are hoping to sign him. As per Fabrice Hawkins, they have opened talks with the representatives of the 30-year-old French international regarding a summer move. It will be interesting to see if they come forward with an official offer for Marseille. They have been linked with Rabiot in the past as well. Aston Villa are interested in the player as well.

While Roma's touted move for wantaway forward Jadon Sancho from Manchester United appeared to have stalled, Gian Piero Gasperini has stated that the English winger never actually turned down an offer from the club. Despite reports in the Italian press suggesting Sancho had rejected Roma's approach, the head coach clarified that the Red Devils outcast had not formally refused the Giallorossi's proposal. Roma have been busy in the transfer market this summer, shoring up their forward line with attacking reinforcements,

The club's hierarchy have reportedly submitted an offer of 30 million, matching Barca's valuation of the player, in a bid to accelerate negotiations. Villa's ambition does not end with the transfer fee. They are also prepared to offer Casado a lucrative contract that would quadruple his current wages, showing just how determined the Midlands club are to bring him to Villa Park.

I always had a very good relationship with the owner, last season we were very close and spoke on a daily basis.

Inter Milan has shifted focus back to Christopher Nkunku after moving away from targeting Ademola Lookman. Concerns about Nkunku's injury history had initially paused interest.

Leeds United started their Premier League campaign with a 1-0 win against Everton, thanks to a late penalty from Lukas Nmecha for a perfect start.

Hojlund is a good option for us. We are thinking about him, but in the transfer market, you never know what could happen.

Manchester City is ready to pursue Rodrygo Goes as a primary target if Savinho leaves. Their move is contingent upon Tottenham improving their offer for Savinho.

Thomas Frank's debut as Tottenham head coach was a resounding success, highlighted by Richarlison's stunning bicycle kick and a strong performance from new signing Mohammed Kudus.

Messi suffered a "minor" muscle injury in his right leg during the Leagues Cup game against Necaxa on Aug. 2, being forced off the field early in the first half.

Andoni Iraola emphasized the significance of the Premier League opener against Liverpool, stating, "It's going to be a good test for us and a place where we can see where we are at." He acknowledged the strength of Liverpool but assured that his team will give a good account of themselves, showcasing their preparation during pre-season, including games played in the United States. He noted that the game is an opportunity to gauge the team's status for the upcoming season.