Ole Gunnar Solskjer has promised that Manchester United will be busy in the transfer market this summer. The Norwegian attended a recruitment meeting following their Europa League Cup final defeat to Villarreal, where the club’s
The second part in the series looking at the comings and goings at some of the major clubs in Europes this summer. For the first part please click here. Spain (Part Two) Barcelona Ronald Koeman
This year has seen an unprecedented churn of managers at some of Europe’s top clubs. Some changes have already been made, whilst others could be in the offing. Here are some of the clubs affected.
Manchester United are set to revive their interest in signing Atlético Madrid right-back Kieron Trippier, who has just been included in Gareth Southgate’s final England squad for the Euros. The 30-year old has just had
Chelsea have opened talks with young striker Armando Broja over a new deal and he may well find himself added to their Premier League squad next season. The 19-year old began his career with Spurs
Tottenham are in talks with former Chelsea boss Antonio Conte to be their next manager. The Italian left his job with Inter Milan two weeks ago, despite leading them to their first Serie A title
Manchester City are ready to spend big this summer. Chairman of the club Khaldoon Al-Mubarak has promised that the club will be back after their Champions League defeat to Chelsea last weekend, and that it
Arsenal are ready to swop for banned Ajax keeper Andre Onana in a cut-price deal. The Cameroon international was given a 12 month ban earlier this year after failing a doping ban in October 2019.
Thomas Tuchel will be given a war chest of up to £200 million to spend in the transfer window this summer. The club spent well over that sum on new players last summer, but again
Manchester United believe that re-signing Cristiano Ronaldo is a distinct possibility this summer. The 36-year old’s future is uncertain at Juventus, despite him finishing at top scorer in Serie A, with 29 goals from 33