Real rejected Arsenal Asensio bid
It has emerged that Arsenal made a £34 million bid to sign Marco Asensio form Real Madrid, but it was turned down by the Spanish club. And Real will be glad they did so now
It has emerged that Arsenal made a £34 million bid to sign Marco Asensio form Real Madrid, but it was turned down by the Spanish club. And Real will be glad they did so now
Real Madrid are interested in signing Chelsea and England full-back Reece James next summer. The Spanish club are seeking defensive reinforcements with the injury problems of Spanish international Dani Carvajal of continuing concern. Now they
Arsenal have taken several players from Real Madrid in recent seasons. First Dani Ceballos arrived on loan for one season and impressed enough to return for a second season. And then Martin Ǿdegaard also arrived
Chelsea may be ready to sell defender Antonio Rüdiger in January, against the wishes of coach Thomas Tuchel. The German international is in the final year of his current deal at Stamford Bridge, and wants
Arsenal are still licking their wounds after their disastrous start to the season, which has left the club rock bottom after three games, having scored none and conceded nine. Now they could yet make a
Concluding the series looking at players whose careers were cut short by injury, or failed to fulfil their potential as a result. For Part One click here; Part Two click here; Part Three click here;
Martin Ǿdegaard’s potential return to Arsenal is back on again, just days after it looked like it was off the table completely. Despite being linked with moves for James Maddison and Houssem Aouar, Ǿdegaard has
Martin Ǿdegaard’s potential return to Arsenal has been blocked by Real Madrid. The Norwegian captain spent the second half of last season on loan at the Emirates, and Mikel Arteta has admitted that he would
United have reached agreement with Real Madrid over the transfer of central defender Raphael Varane. The fee is believed to be £41 million which includes add-ons and bonuses. The deal will be finalised once the
Concluding the series looking at the major clubs across Europe which are under new management this season. This time it is the turn of Spain, Germany, and France. For part one please click here, and