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Mohamed Salah speaks out after claims that Liverpool star's World Cup is over
Liverpool's Mohamed Salah has taken to social media to insist there has been no disagreement with the Egyptian football association despite reports in his homeland that he will not play in his country's final World Cup match.
Salah's World Cup dream has quickly turned into a nightmare.
After leading his nation to their first finals of his lifetime (their previous appearance came in 1990, two years before he was born), it was feared that Salah could miss the tournament due to a shoulder injury inflicted by Real Madrid captain Sergio Ramos in last month's 3-1 defeat in the Champions League final.
Uruguay's 1-0 victory over Saudi Arabia later that day condemned The Pharaohs to a first round exit with a game to spare and there are now suggestions that Salah won't even feature in their dead rubber in Volgograd on June 25 amid rumours that he had complained over the number of high-profile people who have been given access to the team.
Writing in Arabic, Salah declared on Twitter: “Everyone in Egypt is together and there is absolutely no disagreement between us. We respect each other and the relationship is great.”
However, Egyptian sports journalist Karim Zidan countered: “Egyptian media is now reporting that, due to the conflict between Mo Salah and the Egyptian football association, the star player is refusing to play the final Egypt match against Saudi Arabia. Plans to leave early.
“Mo Salah has since tweeted the Egyptian team remains united but reports continue to come out from Egypt that suggest otherwise.”
Liverpool transfer finally agreed, Can will undergo medical on Thursday morning at Juventus
According to Goal Italia’s Romeo Agresti, Emre Can’s transfer from Liverpool to Juventus is finally agreed. The 24-year will undergo a medical on Thursday morning. Liverpool announced Can would be leaving the club at the end of his contract this summer after naming him on their released list submitted to the Premier League.
The Merseysiders have already replaced the German international with the signings of Naby Keita from RB Leipzig and Fabinho from AS Monaco. Both central midfielders will provide steel in Can’s absence. Jurgen Klopp certainly isn’t lacking in the engine room, as he’ll also have Georginio Wijnaldum, Adam Lallana, James Milner, Jordan Henderson and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain to choose from next season.
Can made 167 appearances and contributed 26 goals in all competitions for Liverpool after joining from Bayer Leverkusen in 2014. In his final season at Anfield, the 24-year-old made 38 appearances across the board. His last showing was in the Champions Leaguefinal defeat to Real Madrid. Can was a decent servant for Liverpool, but the manner of his exit won’t win him many supporters.
The midfielder turned down Liverpool’s attempts to sign a new contract, despite them enjoying a surprise Champions League run to the final in Kiev and having the potential to challenge for major honours next season. Time will tell if he made the right decision.
Jose Mourinho will break his Manchester United transfer policy to sign Willian this summer, according to a report.
The Manchester Evening News is reporting that the Red Devils are interested in a bid to sign the Brazil international from their bitter Premier League rivals Chelsea FC in the current transfer market.
The same article states that Manchester United have attempted to sign players at the age of 27 or under since the Portuguese head coach took over the reins at Old Trafford apart from a couple of notable exceptions.
According to the same story, Mourinho would be willing to sign the South American attacker despite the Portuguese head coach previously stating that he wouldn’t sign a forward in the summer transfer window.
Willian finished the season out of favour under Chelsea FC manager Antonio Conte to raise questions about his long-term future at the FA Cup winners.
The Chelsea FC star hit out at the Italian head coach on social media after he was left out of the west London side’s starting XI for their 1-0 win against Manchester United in the FA Cup final last term.
The Blues finished in fifth spot to miss out on Champions League football next season.
Mourinho willing to agree $132.7m transfer of 22-year-old star
Anthony Martial has now been given the go-ahead to leave Manchester United but that will strictly depend on the type of offer received from his suitors.
The Frenchman was snubbed for the World Cup after seeing his playing time reduced, following the arrival of Alexis Sanchez.
Martial has asked to leave the club with his agent recently telling reporters that his client wishes to play elsewhere next season.
Manchester United are desperate to keep hold of Martial, but they have now decided he can leave if an offer of $132.7million (£100million) is made, according to the sun.
Real Madrid's new boss asks for four signings ahead of 2018-19 season
With Zinedine Zidane out of the picture, Real Madrid will start working under a new boss this summer. Coach Julen Lopetegui's homework includes dealing with those players that will leave the club, but even more importantly, those that will take their places.
Los Blancos' new manager has already given Florentino Pérez his wishlist for this summer's transfer window, which includes at least four signings. According to Spanish website Don Balón, Lopetegui wants to focus the team's reinforcemente in the lower half of the pitch, since three of his proposed signings are aimed to strengthen the defense.
The first order of business for Lopetegui will be to sign a goalkeeper. Although Alisson Becker seems to be getting closer by the minute, Lopetegui wants Florentino to make an effort to sign David De Gea. Lopetegui knows the shot-stopper very well due to their time together with Spain, and ever since his shocking appointment last week, several media outlets suggested this possibility.
Lopetegui's next moves will be focused on bringing defenders to the Bernabeu. The first one involves Spanish right back Alvaro Odriozola, who's been on Real Madrid's radar for almost a year, and who has also been coached by Lopetegui in La Roja. His $46M buyout clause makes him a rather cheap choice, given his age and skills. The other signing would involve a center back, with Jerome Boateng's name being linked with a move to the Spanish capital.
Real Madrid's final transfer this summer would have to do with a striker, and Robert Lewandowski's name has been linked once again with Los Blancos. Bayern München execs have been pretty clear about their intentions to keep the striker around, but that doesn't mean Florentino Pérez will cease and desist easily.
Lopetegui plots to say goodbye to the "BBC Attack"
With these moves, Lopetegui's tactics would change Real Madrid's landscape, and that change would mean that the BBC will no longer be a thing at the Bernabeu. The Basque boss is keen on using the 4-4-2 formation, giving Isco complete freedom as the team's playmaker, and his decision would see Gareth Bale and Karim Benzema leaving the club. Added to their names, Keylor Navas and Raphael Varane may be shown the exit door, while right back Achraf Hakimi is sent on loan to help him develop his skills.
We'll maybe have to wait for the end of the World Cup to find out if these rumors are true, but there seem to be signs of truth behind all these words.
