United in pole position to sign wantaway Griezmann
Manchester United are leading the race to sign World Cup winner and Atletico Madrid forward Antoine Griezmann, according to Sport. You may also like
Arsenal keen on Atletico Madrid winger
Arsenal manager Unai Emery wants to bring Portuguese winger Gelson Martins to the Emirates Stadium this summer, according to A Bola. You may also like
Pochettino nods at future interest in Real job
Mauricio Pochettino has admitted interest in the Real Madrid job one day, but reiterated his commitment to Tottenham Hotspur in the meantime. You may also like
Chelsea tell Real their price for Hazard
Chelsea have informed Real Madrid they will need to fork out almost £100-million to secure the signing of Eden Hazard this summer, according to reports from Belgium. You may also like
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Premier League side Chelsea may prefer to let the Belgian superstar Eden Hazard go on a free in 2020 rather than cash in during the transfer embargo. You may also like
Valverde: Messi’s brilliance transcends rivalries
Barcelona boss Ernesto Valverde admitted the brilliance of Lionel Messi transcends club rivalries after the Argentina superstar received a standing ovation from Real Betis fans. You may also like
‘Zidane’s Real Madrid return not normal’
Barcelona fullback Jordi Alba has aired his shock at Zinedine Zidane’s return to Clasico rivals Real Madrid so soon after walking away from the club. You may also like
Coutinho refuses to rule out Barcelona exit
Philippe Coutinho has admitted his future may lie away from Barcelona after starring and scoring in a 5-1 victory over Lyon in the Champions League last 16. You may also like
Former United boss retires from football
Former Manchester United, Ajax Amsterdam and Barcelona manager Louis van Gaal has called time on his 25-year coaching career. You may also like
Zidane ready to coach Real Madrid again after recharging batteries
Zinedine Zidane has returned to Real Madrid with recharged batteries and no regrets after signing a three-year contract to replace the sacked Santiago Solari. You may also like
