United star agree personal terms with Inter
Manchester United striker Romelu Lukaku has accepted personal terms with Serie A side Inter Milan. You may also like
Conte planning raid on United after taking Inter job
Manchester United striker Romelu Lukaku will reportedly be Antonio Conte’s first major target when he is installed as Inter Milan coach at the end of the season. You may also like
Italian giants set to battle for Pedro’s signature
Chelsea are reportedly at risk of losing Pedro Rodriguez this summer amid interest from Italy – but Tiemoue Bakayoko could return from loan to bolster their ranks. 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
Just how close are world’s biggest club rivalries?
Every country seems to have its very own Clasico – but when it comes to historical head-to-heads, who comes out on top? TFGSoccerClub explores. You may also like
Mourinho targets a club with ‘structural empathy’
Former Chelsea and Manchester United managed Jose Mourinho says his next job in football will be at a club that does not have internal conflict. You may also like
Perisic wants Inter exit as Arsenal rumours grow
Ivan Perisic ‘has asked to be sold’ by Inter amid strong transfer rumours linking him with Arsenal, chief executive Giuseppe Marotta has confirmed. You may also like
Inter to play behind closed doors after racist chanting
Inter will have to play two home games behind closed doors following the alleged racist abuse aimed at Napoli defender Kalidou Koulibaly, Lega Serie A has confirmed. You may also like
Kane ‘buzzing’ over ‘not bad’ draw at Barcelona
Harry Kane was ‘buzzing’ after Tottenham claimed a 1-1 draw away to Barcelona that secured their progress to the knockout phase of the Champions League. You may also like
How Liverpool, Spurs and PSG can progress in CL
The final matchweek of the Champions League group stage is here, and several teams still have work ahead to secure their last-16 places. You may also like
