Author: Soccerhuz
Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp would love to lure Leroy Sane back to the Premier League in a club-record deal, but the former Manchester City winger is also attracting attention from Real Madrid Liverpool have made Bayern Munich forward Leroy Sane their No.1 target to replace Mo Salah And they are ready to smash their club transfer record of £80m for Darwin Nunez in order to land the Germany winger. The 27-year-old former Manchester City player is also attracting the interest of Real Madrid, but Kop boss Jurgen Klopp would love to lure Sane back to the Premier League in a club-record deal Sane, who has enjoyed a bright…
A new report from Brazil, that is understood to be a good source for Fluminense news, has claimed Arsenal could soon enter the race to sign Andre. This Is Anfield understands Liverpool had a £25 million bid rejected for the midfielder in the summer, and the Reds are reportedly still keen to sign the Brazilian international. However, there may be a twist in the tale as, according to Thiago Ferreira, “Arsenal are interested in Andre and will try to cross Liverpool for him.” Adding fuel to the fire is the fact that Arsenal‘s sporting director, Edu Gaspar, visited Fluminense’s training ground on Friday. The official…
Liverpool are reportedly eyeing a club-record move to sign former Manchester City attacker Leroy Sane as a replacement for Mohamed Salah. According to the Mirror, the Reds have made the Bayern Munich winger their number one target to replace the 31-year-old forward in 2024, who could be set for a move to Saudi Arabia. As per the report, Liverpool are also ready to smash their club-record transfer to bring Sane to Anfield, with the winger enjoying a sensational season with Thomas Tuchel’s side. At 27, Sane would be on the older side of what some Liverpool fans might expect from a potential…
It has been a good start to the new season for Liverpool on the pitch. Summer additions Alexis Mac Allister and Dominik Szoboszlai have settled in well and Ryan Gravenberch is also showing good signs of being a long-term player that the Reds can bank on. Wataru Endō has, as expected, proven to be a little more limited so far, but he was a crucial part of adding depth to the Liverpool midfield having lost so many bodies. He could be vital in progressing in the Europa League and domestic cups, which could be the best chances that the Reds have of…
Manchester United are looking to add to their attacking options and they have identified the Real Betis winger Assane Diao as a potential target. A report from Fichajes claims that the 18-year-old Real Betis ace has caught the attention of the Premier League club with his performances this season and Manchester United could look to make a move for him. The talented young winger has five goals in nine appearances across all competitions this season and he is versatile enough to play anywhere across the front three. Diao has the attributes to develop into a top-class attacker in the near future and…
There has never been a time before when football ownership has ever been such a hotly debated topic. Hot on the heels of failed plans for a European Super League, spear-headed by Manchester United co-owner Joel Glazer but then kaiboshed amid huge fan protests against the idea, the Glazers announced last November that they were putting the club up for sale. The subsequent 11 months have seen offers and counter-offers from the main two interested parties, Qatar-backed Sheikh Jassim and United fan and INEOS billionaire Sir Jim Ratcliffe. But almost a year on – and with Sheikh Jassim’s offer of…
Sheikh Jassim had bid £5bn for the club but further talks this week have broken down. The Glazer family, who bought United for £790m in 2005, announced in November 2022 they were considering selling. British businessman Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s Ineos Group was the other main bidder. Sources have told BBC Sport that Ratcliffe is now hoping to conclude a deal for a minority stake in the club, thought to be 25%. Earlier this month BBC Sport reported Ratcliffe was considering whether to offer to buy a minority stake in the club in an effort to break the impasse over the ownership situation. The Glazer…
The news comes after it was revealed on Saturday that his main competition for Manchester United, Sheikh Jassim, had pulled out of the race having a final bid rejected. Sir Jim Ratcliffe is now expected to complete a deal for an initial 25% of the club, according to The Athletic, who claim that the Glazers are “moving towards selling a minority stake” to the British billionaire. The Athletic further explained that a deal with Ratcliffe has agreed on a deal in principle with the club’s current owners, but that the full agreement will be ratified once key figures at United meet in the coming…
Sir Jim Ratcliffe is close to agreeing a deal to buy 25 per cent of Manchester United after Qatari businessman Sheikh Jassim bin Hamad al Thani withdrew from the bidding process. Sheikh Jassim’s offer, which valued United at more than £5bn, was believed to be the only bid for 100 per cent of the club. But it is understood that the Qatari’s valuation was not sufficient for the Glazers, who have owned United since 2005 – so Shiekh Jassim has withdrawn from the process. The other proposal is to buy around 25 per cent of the club by petrochemicals billionaire…
Sheikh Jassim is backing away from Manchester United but won’t be turning his attention to Italian giants Inter Milan. Manchester United fans have been desperately awaiting news of a potential takeover for months now. The ‘Glazer Out’ movement has been strong and many supporters have made their feelings clear; they think it’s time for the Glazers to go. United were effectively put up for sale in November 2022 but, almost a year on, the leading contender has backed away… Qatari businessman Sheikh Jassim bin Hamad Al Thani had emerged as a top suitor to take over United. £5billion for United…