Jovic ‘the happiest kid in the world’ after Real move
Luka Jovic described himself as ‘the happiest kid in the world’ after being presented as a Real Madrid player on Wednesday. You may also like
Real Madrid complete €70m Luka Jovic transfer
Real Madrid have completed the signing of Luka Jovic from Eintracht Frankfurt, with the highly rated striker penning a six-year contract with the Blancos. You may also like
Klopp squashes Bayern Munich rumours
Jurgen Klopp has shut down any suggestion that he could leave Liverpool to take the reins at Bayern Munich, with the German pointing out that he has ‘a long-term contract’ at Anfield. You may also like
Bayern president: Sane deal unlikely due to ‘insane’ sums
Bayern Munich president Uli Hoeness says a deal for Leroy Sane is looking increasingly unlikely due to the ‘insane’ amount of money involved. You may also like
Bayern chairman reveals Sane interest
Bayern Munich chairman Karl-Heinz Rummenigge has confirmed the club will look to sign Manchester City’s Leroy Sane this summer. You may also like
Pulisic hopes for chance to play alongside Hazard
Christian Pulisic hopes he can reach the same heights as Eden Hazard when he begins his Chelsea career this summer – and also wants to play alongside the Belgium international next season. You may also like
BVB unveil new Puma home kit
Sports Company Puma today presents Borussia Dortmund‘s new home kit, which combines traditional and modern elements to mark the German football club’s 110-year anniversary. You may also like
Liverpool take on Juve in battle for €25m Bundesliga bargain
Premier League outfit Liverpool have entered the race to sign German international Julian Brandt from Bundesliga side Bayer Leverkusen. You may also like
Man Utd identify top transfer target
Borussia Dortmund winger Jadon Sancho is Manchester United’s top target for the summer transfer window, according to reports. You may also like
Mourinho open to Bundesliga move
Jose Mourinho has set his sights on domestic glory in a fifth different country and has left the door open to an approach from the Bundesliga. You may also like
