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
Contuning Footie Central's series looking at the ten big names that could be transferred this summer. For part one, please click here. Robert Lewandowski Lewandowski may just have broken Gerd Müller’s record for most goals
The summer transfer window will soon be open, and, whilst the market is still substantially affected by the financial impact of the Covid-19 pandemic, there still some big names who could be on the move
With football clubs across Europe still struggling to cope with the financial impact of the pandemic, major transfers may be a thing of the past, except in the case of a handful or elite players.
Chelsea are reported to have contacted Bayern Munich to enquire about the potential availability of Polish striker Robert Lewandowski. Last weekend,. Lewandowski scored his 40yj goal in the Bundesliga this season, eclipsing the record set
Ajax manager Erik ten Hag has emerged as the new favourite to succeed Jose Mourinho at Spurs. That is after top target Julian Nagelsmann agreed a deal to take over from the outgoing Hani Flick
Bayern Munich have made initial contact with the man Tottenham want to succeed Jose Mourinho as manager. The German champions are in the market for a new head coach, with Hansi Flick expected to leave
Julian Nagelsmann is Tottenham’s top choice to succeed Jose Mourinho as manager. Mourinho was dismissed by Spurs on Monday after 17 months in charge of the North London club, and RB Leipzig head coach Nagelsmann
Chelsea have ramped up their interest in Bayern Munich defender Niklas Süle. The West London club want to bring in a new defender in the summer to strengthen their backline, and Süle, who is likely
Bayern Munich want to sign Tottenham’s Son Heung-min. And to entice him to the Allianz Arena they are prepared to offer the South Korean more than £200,000 a week in wages. Son has been in