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Real Madrid forward Kylian Mbappe does not want ex-Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp as his new head coach next season, according to reports.

Barcelona are moving towards the signing of promising defender Patricio Pacifico. The Uruguayan, who can play at left-back or in central defence, joined the club’s reserve side Barca Atletic on in the January transfer window from Defensor Sporting in Montevideo, where he came through. Arriving late in the January window, Pacifico has made a total […] The post Barcelona decide to go through with signing of 20-year-old left-back appeared first on Football España.

The Frenchman reviews his worst period at Real Madrid, how the whistles and pressure affected him, and points out the limit to racist abuse in the Champions League Leer

Real Madrid star Aurelien Tchouameni has opened up on his struggles at the Santiago Bernabeu over the past couple of seasons. The French midfielder has been singled out as one of their most consistent players this season, a major difference from where he was 18 months ago. Los Blancos are now in their second season […] The post ‘I was made a scapegoat’ – Real Madrid star opens up on struggles appeared first on Football España.

Chelsea were reportedly prepared to make a stunning £138million bid for Real Madrid forward Vinícius Júnior, but the London club are now said to have no interest in signing the Brazilian winger this summer

By: Ben Dixon It appears that AC Milan will sign Mario Gila this summer, with recent reports suggesting that a deal has almost been completed with Lazio. For some time now, it has seemed that Gila would leave Lazio in the summer. His contract expires next summer and he has no interest in a renewal. So, a transfer […] The post CM: Milan ‘very close’ to ‘full agreement’ for Gila – the figures after months of negotiations appeared first on SempreMilan.

Manchester United are reportedly interested in signing the Real Madrid defender, David Alaba. The 33-year-old Austrian International will be out of contract in the summer, and he is likely to be on the move. According to reports via FussballDaten, Manchester United are keeping tabs on his situation along with several other clubs. Manchester United were […] The post Man United tracking decorated La Liga star ahead of potential summer move appeared first on CaughtOffside.

By: Ben Dixon Recruiting from Real Madrid often brings plenty of benefits and AC Milan are aware of this. However, there are normally setbacks. In recent years, Milan have not shied away from making signings from the Spanish giants. In fact, they have regularly worked well with the Galacticos to make deals. Unfortunately, they are often more one-sided […] The post ‘Not in pole position’ – Moretto states that Milan like Valdepenas but there is a problem appeared first on SempreMilan.

After exiting the Champions League in agonising fashion, Barcelona are already turning their focus to their summer plans. The Blaugrana still have to secure a LaLiga title that will make good on a season after disappointments in Europe and the Copa del Rey, but have a nine-point lead going into the final seven games against […] The post Barcelona transfer plans focused on four signings this summer appeared first on Football España.

The former Arsenal and Chelsea midfielder, working as a pundit for French broadcaster RMC, launched into a scathing attack on Mbappe after Real's quarter-final defeat by Bayern Munich.

It sounds as though Real Madrid may soon trigger a deal for a star Liverpool midfielder. Brace yourselves.

Man Utd and Arsenal could ruin the chances of Liverpool completing a stunning summer swap deal, according to reports.

Fresh claims have suggested Real Madrid are reportedly prepared to listen to offers for highly rated defender Dean Huijsen this... The post Chelsea’s £65M deal on: European giants will let star leave in summer appeared first on IcFootballNews – .

Man Utd and Arsenal are reportedly the two most interested parties in a deal for Real Madrid midfielder Eduardo Camavinga.

There is a fresh 'sticking point' between Ibrahima Konate and Liverpool with claims his agent is waiting for Real Madrid to make a move.

Chelsea are interested in signing Alex Scott from Bournemouth at the end of the season. They believe that a 22-year-old could be an ideal acquisition in the middle of the park. He will add technique and tactical versatility to the team. Enzo Fernandez has been linked with a move to Real Madrid, and Chelsea will […] The post £50m star now a top target for Chelsea, Blues face Man United & Tottenham battle appeared first on CaughtOffside.

Arsenal defender Jurrien Timber is reportedly a target for Real Madrid at the end of the season. The Netherlands International has done quite well since joining Arsenal, and he is currently one of the best right-backs in the Premier League. According to a report from Sports Boom, Real Madrid believe that he could be the […] The post Real Madrid want €100m Arsenal star, Gunners could offer him “record” salary hike appeared first on CaughtOffside.

A major new ‘sticking point’ has emerged in Liverpool talks to convince Ibrahima Konate to sign a new deal at Anfield, according to reports.

Eduardo Camavinga has been heavily linked with a move away from Real Madrid in recent weeks. Real Madrid still see the player as a valuable piece in their squad planning, but his lack of regular starting opportunities and the prospect of high offers from Premier League clubs increase the likelihood of a departure. The club […] The post Sources: Arsenal & Man United showing “most concrete interest” in signing £52m UCL winner appeared first on CaughtOffside.

The pressure is quietly building around Thomas Tuchel as the countdown to the 2026 FIFA World Cup begins. The pressure is quietly building around Thomas Tuchel as the countdown to the 2026 FIFA World Cup begins. England may have cruised through qualification, but doubts linger, and the scrutiny surrounding the manager’s methods is only intensifying. For the national team, the situation feels delicate. England has shown moments of control and authority, yet recent performances have left questions unanswered, particularly about balance and identity under Tuchel’s leadership. The Three Lions’ qualification campaign was close to flawless on paper. The team won all eight matches in their group without conceding a single goal, underlining defensive discipline and efficiency. However, those numbers tell only part of the story. Under the German boss, England has struggled to convince in key moments, particularly in friendlies against Uruguay and Japan, where performances lacked cohesion and attacking sharpness. The challenge ahead is far from straightforward. England has been drawn into a difficult group alongside Croatia, Ghana, and Panama. This group has already been labeled one of the toughest in the tournament. REAL MADRID PLAYERS, WORLD CUP SCHEDULE (All times CET) 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 England – Group L June 17th, 22:00 – England vs Croatia 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇭🇷 June 23rd, 22:00 – England vs Ghana 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇭 June 27th, 23:00 – England vs Panama 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇵🇦 pic.twitter.com/xH9wk4PcB8 — Madrid Zone (@theMadridZone) April 1, 2026 Croatia brings experience and pedigree, while Ghana and Panama offer unpredictability and physical intensity. For Tuchel, this context raises the stakes. Any tactical uncertainty or lack of cohesion could quickly be exposed on the biggest stage. Hoeness reveals how Kompany is better than Tuchel It is in this tense build-up that criticism from Uli Hoeness has added another layer of concern. Speaking publicly, the Bayern figure delivered a sharp assessment of Tuchel’s time at the German club. “Two things are important,” Hoeness began by explaining in the Auf eine weiss-blaue Tasse podcast. “This coach [Vincent Kmpany] makes every player better. And I’ve never seen him conduct a press conference where he said: I need a left-back, I need a right-back, as was the case under Tuchel.” The 74-year-old honorary Bayern president also questioned Tuchel’s approach to accountability, claiming: “When the team didn’t play well, he never questioned himself; it was always the team’s fault.” Hoeness highlights issues in player treatment and trust The critique went deeper, touching on Tuchel’s man-management. Hoeness pointed to specific examples involving players, including comments about individuals that were seen as dismissive or overly critical. “That right-back isn’t working, Kimmich isn’t a good player… I can’t use him at all,” Hoeness recalled, referencing Tuchel’s reported remarks about members of the squad. He also shared a striking anecdote: “He once asked Josip Stanisic if he could speak German, even though he was born here.” For Hoeness, such moments reflected deeper issues in communication and connection within the team. The ex-forward also highlighted the coach’s repeated public requests for new signings, arguing that it created unnecessary pressure on the squad structure. The former Bayern Munich boss frequently demanded reinforcements in key positions, particularly in defensive midfield, which he felt was missing a “holding six.” He contrasted this with a more development-focused approach under Vincent Kompany, suggesting a philosophical divide in squad management. The implication was clear: Tuchel’s methods, in Hoeness’ view, leaned too heavily on external fixes rather than internal solutions. Thomas Tuchel, Head Coach of England, reacts What it means for England The timing of these comments is significant. As Tuchel prepares to finalize his squad, questions about his leadership style are resurfacing at a critical moment. England’s recent history has been one of near misses, reaching major finals without lifting a trophy. Now, with expectations high once again, the margin for error is slim. The concern is not purely about tactics. It is about whether Tuchel can foster unity, manage big personalities, and maintain trust within the dressing room when pressure peaks.

Manuel Neuer’s potential return to the Germany national team ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup has been addressed by head coach Julian Nagelsmann. Germany do not have an undisputed first-choice goalkeeper heading into the 2026 FIFA World Cup, which has fueled speculation about a possible return for Manuel Neuer. Head coach Julian Nagelsmann spoke about the situation. “I always find it quite amusing when the public asks me whether I’m in contact with Manu. Yes, I am,” Nagelsmann admitted during a recent interview with MagentaTV. However, the coach then clarified the nature of his communication with the veteran goalkeeper. “We call each other occasionally, we text occasionally. He is capable of using WhatsApp, as am I,” Julian explained. “We also sometimes talk about other topics beyond football. We have a very good relationship.” Nagelsmann and Neuer share a close relationship, having worked together for several years. The coach was in charge of Bayern Munich between 2021 and 2023, during which time the goalkeeper remained active and played a key role in the Bundesliga title in 2021 as well as the German Super Cup triumphs in 2021 and 2022. Kylian Mbappe of Real Madrid attempts to shoot past Manuel Neuer of FC Bayern Munich. In addition, when Nagelsmann was appointed Germany head coach, Neuer was still part of the squad and played under him at Euro 2024. Following that tournament, the goalkeeper decided to end his international career, and Nagelsmann does not believe that decision will change: “Manu has retired of his own free will. He has repeated that several times now. So I don’t think it makes much sense to keep discussing it constantly.” The race to be Germany’s goalkeeper at the World Cup Speculation about a possible return for Manuel Neuer is not only linked to his performances with Bayern Munich, but also to the lack of a clear standout option to fill that role for the Germany national team. Marc-Andre Ter Stegen appeared to be the natural successor, but a difficult run of injuries in recent times has hurt his chances. In fact, the Girona goalkeeper is currently in the final stages of recovery from a hamstring injury and hopes to return in time for the closing stretch of the La Liga season, which could give him a chance to compete for a World Cup spot. For now, however, that race has a clear frontrunner. Hoffenheim’s Oliver Baumann has started seven of Germany’s last eight matches, including the entirety of their World Cup qualifying campaign. That places him as the leading candidate, with Stuttgart’s Alexander Nubel serving as the main alternative.

Real Madrid are ready to rival Arsenal and Liverpool for the signing of a £70million-rated midfielder, while Fabrizio Romano has dropped an update on Trent Alexander-Arnold

Kylian Mbappe is at the center of growing tension at Real Madrid, while Jurgen Klopp has emerged as a leading name for the club’s next managerial cycle, as the Spanish club edges closer to what could become a second straight trophyless season. Kylian Mbappe is at the center of growing tension at Real Madrid, while Jurgen Klopp has emerged as a leading name for the club’s next managerial cycle, as the Spanish club edges closer to what could become a second straight trophyless season. Reports suggest that Madrid is already preparing for a major shift after a season spiraling toward disappointment. The uncertainty comes after the Champions League elimination to Bayern, a result that has intensified scrutiny over manager Alvaro Arbeloa and the club’s broader direction. With Mbappe, Vinicius, and Jude Bellingham all part of an increasingly complicated attacking structure, pressure is building both on and off the pitch. As things stand, the club is again staring at a season without silverware, triggering internal discussions about major changes. Madrid’s Champions League exit at the hands of Bayern Munich proved to be the breaking point in what has been a turbulent season. The defeat, a chaotic and high-scoring affair, effectively confirmed that the club would fall short in every major competition. Domestically, the situation has been no less concerning, with Barcelona holding a commanding lead in the title race. Combined with an early Copa del Rey exit, the campaign has exposed structural issues that go beyond results on the pitch. The pressure has naturally fallen on head coach Alvaro Arbeloa, whose position now appears increasingly fragile. Despite his loyalty to the club, his own words reflected the uncertainty surrounding his future, as he admitted, “It’s the club’s decision… All I want is for Real Madrid to win, regardless of who’s in charge.” Klopp emerges as leading candidate, but only under one term Attention has now shifted toward possible replacements, and Jurgen Klopp has become Real Madrid’s preferred long-term target, according to transfer expert Fabrizio Romano. The former Liverpool manager, now working within the Red Bull structure, is highly admired internally at the club. However, the situation is far from straightforward. Despite strong internal support for Klopp, there has been no concrete progress toward an appointment, largely due to uncertainty surrounding his willingness to return to management. German coach Jurgen Klopp. As Romano revealed on his YouTube channel, the key condition shaping Los Blancos’ approach is that Klopp must make the first move. The club is unwilling to initiate formal negotiations unless the German signals his readiness to step back into a coaching role, leaving the entire situation in a delicate holding pattern. This approach reflects the club’s cautious stance after previous managerial changes, especially given the instability of recent seasons. The German tactician himself has previously dismissed speculation, calling reports of contact “nonsense” while insisting no approach has been made. What now for Real Madrid? Real Madrid now finds itself in a familiar but dangerous position: planning a rebuild while uncertainty surrounds both the manager and squad structure. The added complication of waiting for Klopp’s decision seems to have slowed the process, leaving the club in a state of anticipation. For Mbappe and the rest of the squad, the next few weeks could define the direction of the entire project. Whether the 58-year-old former manager eventually steps forward, or whether the Whites turn elsewhere, will determine how the club responds to another season that has fallen short of its expectations.

Diego Simeone believes Atletico Madrid have evolved since their last Copa del Rey final, but insisted their quest to win trophies has not changed. Atleti will play their 20th Copa del Rey final in their history, and Simeone his second as a manager, 13 years after his first (when he won against Real Madrid at […] The post Simeone: Atletico have evolved since last Copa del Rey final in 2013 appeared first on Soccer News.

Hansi Flick has decided to delay all decisions regarding Barcelona’s next squad, including Robert Lewandowski’s future. For months, Robert Lewandowski’s future has been the subject of speculation, as his contract with Barcelona is set to expire at the end of the current season. That situation—along with other key squad decisions—has now been postponed by head coach Hansi Flick, who has set a timeline for making those calls. “Deco already has the planning mapped out, but the German coach prefers to announce departures once the title is secured,” reported Mundo Deportivo on Friday. “Flick wants to avoid the noise around future signings affecting the locker room and potentially disrupting the squad.” Following their elimination in the UEFA Champions League quarterfinals against Atletico Madrid, Barcelona’s final objective this season is La Liga. They currently sit comfortably atop the standings, holding a nine-point lead over second-place Real Madrid and an 18-point advantage over third-place Villarreal. With seven matches remaining—meaning 21 points still in play—Barcelona’s path to the league title appears clear. Securing 13 of those 21 points would be enough for the Catalan side to clinch the trophy without relying on other results, and that number could be even lower if Real Madrid fail to win all of their remaining matches. Aaron Ramsdale of Newcastle United fails to save a shot from Robert Lewandowski of FC Barcelona When could Barcelona win La Liga? In the most optimistic scenario, Barcelona would still need to wait at least four more weeks to officially celebrate their 29th Spanish league title. There will be no La Liga action this weekend due to the Copa del Rey final between Atletico Madrid and Real Sociedad, and then three league matches would be required. If Barcelona were to win those three matches (against Getafe, Celta Vigo, and Osasuna), and Real Madrid were to lose their next three fixtures (against Real Betis, Alaves, and Espanyol), then by the end of Matchday 34, Los Blaugranas would already be champions. That would make May 3 the earliest possible date for the title to be secured. In a more realistic scenario, Hansi Flick’s side may need a few more weeks. That opens the door to a potentially memorable situation: Barcelona clinching the title by defeating Real Madrid. El Clasico is scheduled for Matchday 35 at Camp Nou and, depending on both teams’ results in the coming weeks, could prove decisive in the La Liga title race. Lewandowski’s future Among the decisions Hansi Flick has chosen to delay until the La Liga title is secured is Robert Lewandowski’s future. Reports indicate that the Polish striker has received a one-year contract extension offer, although the player himself has stated he intends to take his time before deciding his next move. In addition to the possibility of remaining at Barcelona—where he may take on a reduced role amid rumors of the club targeting another top-level striker—Lewandowski has also been linked with clubs such as AC Milan, as well as Chicago Fire in Major League Soccer and even potential moves to the Saudi Pro League.

Obiettivo Champions League. Quante volte nel corso di questa stagione abbiamo sentito dire agli allenatori di mezza Europa pronunciare questa frase. Per quasi tutti i top club del nostro continente, infatti, la qualificazione alla massima competizione continentale per club è un obiettivo non soltanto sportivo, ma anche e soprattutto economico e, di conseguenza, accedervi vale quanto se non più che vincere trofei. E con i campionati che volgono al termine iniziano a fioccare i primi risultati aritmetici delle squadre che vanno a comporre il tabellone delle squadre che accederanno direttamente alla League Phase. Sull 36 finali ben 25 infatti accedono alla fase a girone unico attraverso il piazzamento nei rispettivi tornei nazionali. Ad oggi le squadre qualificate sono già 6 e l'Inter è una di queste. COME SI QUALIFICANO LE 36 SQUADRE Le squadre qualificate alla fase campionato 2026/27 sono 36 e sono così suddivise Vincitrice UEFA Champions League 2025/26 (1) Vincitrice UEFA Europa League 2025/26 (1) Inghilterra (4)  Italia (4) Spagna (4) Germania (4) Francia (3) Paesi Bassi (2) Portogallo (1) Belgio (1) Cechia (1) Turchia (1) European Performance Spot (2) Turni di qualificazione – percorso Campioni (5) Turni di qualificazione – percorso Piazzate (2) INTER PRIMA ITALIANA Anche senza scendere in campo contro il Cagliari l'Inter si era già assicurata il primo slot italiano per l'accesso alla League Phase 2026/2027. I nerazzurri erano infatti a +17 punti in classifica sul quinto posto occupato dal Como uscito sconfitto dalla trasferta contro il Sassuolo e a 5 giornate dalla fine. Vincendo contro i sardi per 3-0 nella serata, Chivu e i suoi hanno certificato nero su bianco il distacco incolmabile sul 5° posto. LE SQUADRE GIÀ QUALIFICATE E se la battaglia per un posto Champions è ancor apertissima in Serie A, alcuni verdetti sono già stati emessi in giro per l'Europa. Sono infatti già 6 le squadre qualificate alla fase a girone unico della Champions League 2026/2027: Barcellona, Bayern Monaco, Arsenal, PSV e appunto Inter. LE SQUADRE GIÀ QUALIFICATE: - Barcellona (1ª Spagna) - Real Madrid (2ª Spagna) - Bayern Monaco (1ª Germania) - Arsenal (1ª Inghilterra) - PSV Eindhoven (1ª Olanda) - Inter (1ª Italia)

Liverpool are ready to head back into the transfer market against Real Madrid once again this summer, and this time for a midfield star.

Bayern Munich have taken the top spot in the UEFA rankings from Real Madrid following their Champions League clash. Real Madrid’s defeat and subsequent elimination from the Champions League against Bayern Munich last Wednesday continues to have consequences for the Spanish giants. That result has now directly impacted their position in the UEFA rankings. Real Madrid have lost top spot after a long spell at the summit, overtaken by Bayern Munich. The German side now have 146.500 points, moving ahead of Los Blancos, who sit second with 144.500. The podium is completed by Liverpool, who also climbed one place and are now third with 130.000 points. Of the four teams still remaining in the Champions League, the next best-ranked side are Paris Saint-Germain, who moved up one position to fifth place after their dominant win over Liverpool. Meanwhile, Arsenal have climbed to seventh, while Atletico Madrid have broken into the top ten. The updated UEFA rankings after the Champions League quarterfinals: 1- Bayern Munich (146.500) 2- Real Madrid (144.500) 3- Liverpool (130.000) 4- Inter Milan (127.000) 5- PSG (126.500) 6- Manchester City (125.500) 7- Arsenal (113.500) 8- Barcelona (113.250) 9- Bayer Leverkusen (105.000) 10- Atletico Madrid (103.750) Harry Kane’s Bayern Munich now lead the UEFA rankings. How do the UEFA rankings work? The UEFA rankings are a comparative system that evaluates the performance of clubs, national teams, and associations competing in European competitions, based on their results over a recent period. In the case of clubs, the calculation is based exclusively on performances in continental competitions, not domestic leagues. That means results in the Champions League, Europa League, and Conference League are what matter. There is also a defined time frame used to assess those performances. “The season coefficients from the five most recent seasons are used to rank the clubs for seeding purposes,” UEFA explain on their official website. There is also a separate ranking that considers the last ten seasons instead of five, though it is used for financial rather than sporting purposes: “The season coefficients from the ten most recent seasons are used to calculate revenue club coefficients for revenue distribution purposes only.” In that alternate ranking, Bayern Munich also hold first place, with a slight edge over Real Madrid. The top two positions remain the same compared to the five-year ranking, but differences emerge further down: Manchester City sit third, while PSG and Barcelona round out the top five.

Mikel Arteta and Arsenal have been hit with a formal UEFA warning following a delayed kick-off in the Champions League last week.

Chelsea Face Enzo Fernandez Dilemma Amid Real Madrid Interest Chelsea’s ongoing rebuild appears to have reached another delicate juncture, with fresh reports suggesting Enzo Fernandez could be allowed to leave if the right offer arrives. Credit to CaughtOffside for highlighting a situation that feels increasingly familiar at Stamford Bridge, where ambition and instability continue to […] The post Report: Chelsea ready to sell star this summer amid interest from European giants appeared first on EPL Index - Unofficial Premier League Blog, Stats, Tactics & Podcasts at EPLindex.com.

Real Sociedad manager Pellegrino Matarazzo cut a confident figure ahead of his side’s Copa del Rey final on Saturday with Atletico Madrid. La Real are hoping to lift the trophy for a second time in five years after doing so in 2021, but have been a surprise package in the second half of the season. […] The post ‘We’re very excited, we need release tension in the right way’ – Real Sociedad manager Pellegrino Matarazzo appeared first on Football España.

With Eddie Howe’s managerial post under threat, Newcastle United could go to war with Real Madrid to see Jose Mourinho lead the Geordie project

Liverpool may finally get their man after years of waiting. A disaster will surely trigger a transfer.

Sergio Reguilon and David Ayala have been ruled out of the match between Inter Miami and Colorado Rapids in Major League Soccer. Inter Miami are set to visit Colorado Rapids this Saturday for Matchday 8 of Major League Soccer, and they will have to do so without two of their regular starters. David Ayala and Sergio Reguilon will not be part of the squad due to physical issues. “Training in the rain… Lionel Messi, Luis Suarez and Rodrigo De Paul available for the trip to Colorado. David Ayala and Sergio Reguilon will not travel due to injury,” reported Jose Armando on Friday via his official X account. Sergio Reguilon has been a frequent presence in Inter Miami’s injury updates this year. Brought in to fill the void left by Jordi Alba following his retirement, the Real Madrid academy product has managed to play just three matches this season, none of them in full. A knee injury in the opening moments of the first preseason friendly sidelined Reguilon for several weeks. Upon his return, he featured in only two matches before a muscle injury forced him out again. Then, after just 45 minutes of action last Saturday against New York Red Bulls, he once again had to be substituted at halftime. Lionel Messi, Luis Suárez y Rodrigo De Paul a disposición para el viaje a Colorado. David Ayala y Sergio Reguilón no harán el viaje por lesión. Entrenamiento bajo la lluvia, en breve hablaremos con Ian Fray.#InterMiamiCF #Messi pic.twitter.com/FTm9Ex9amV — José Armando (@Jarm21) April 17, 2026 Ayala’s situation has not been much better. The young Argentine midfielder arrived to take over Sergio Busquets’ role, but so far he has not lived up to expectations, making just four appearances out of a possible nine. Personal issues and injuries have affected his performances, causing him to lose ground in the competition for a spot in the lineup. Who could replace Reguilon and Ayala? Looking ahead to Saturday’s match against Colorado Rapids, interim coach Guillermo Hoyos will need to find solutions to cope with the absences of Sergio Reguilon and David Ayala and ensure the team performs at its best despite the setbacks. Hoyos’ preferences remain unclear for now, as this will be his first match in charge following Javier Mascherano’s departure. Under the previous manager, whenever Ayala was unavailable, Yannick Bright typically stepped into the midfield, making him the most likely option for Saturday’s MLS match. As for Reguilon’s potential replacement, Noah Allen appears to be the most natural fit, as he is the only other left-footed full-back in the squad. However, Gonzalo Lujan and Ian Fray have also filled that role on occasion, giving Hoyos several options to choose from.

Atletico Madrid manager Diego Simeone has declared that the toughest part of the Copa del Rey final will be the mental battle, as his side prepare to face Real Sociedad. He also confirmed that a key player will return to action on Saturday night. It has been 13 years since Atletico appeared in a Copa […] The post Diego Simeone confirms return of key player for Atletico Madrid – ‘The toughest match is inside the head’ appeared first on Football España.

Bournemouth have reached an agreement in principle to appoint former Borussia Dortmund and RB Leipzig boss Marco Rose as their new head coach, following the shock announcement that Andoni Iraola will depart the club this summer. The deal, which is expected to be finalised before the end of the current campaign, will see the 49-year-old […] The post Bournemouth reach agreement to appoint two time league winner to replace Iraola appeared first on CaughtOffside.

By: Isak Möller Luka Modric’s contract will expire at the end of the season, but if he agrees, AC Milan will be able to extend it for another year. According to a report, a few things will have to come together for that to materialise. Virtually no one had doubts about the quality and experience that Modric would […] The post Sky: Allegri one of four factors related to Modric’s renewal with Milan appeared first on SempreMilan.

By: Isak Möller Mario Gila will most likely become a new AC Milan player at the end of the season, according to a report, as a total agreement is very close. Milan have been monitoring the performances of Gila for quite some time. Massimiliano Allegri had made it known throughout the season that another centre-back could be very […] The post Longo: Gila ‘almost a done deal’ as Milan eye two centre-back signings appeared first on SempreMilan.

Last season’s Premier League champions have reportedly received a huge boost in their pursuit of the French star

Chelsea has officially announced that Moises Caicedo has signed a new long-term contract extension, ending months of speculation and cementing his place as the cornerstone of the club’s midfield until June 2033. The 24-year-old Ecuador international, who has become an indispensable figure under manager Liam Rosenior, penned the improved seven-year deal at Stamford Bridge on […] The post Official: Midfielder wanted by Real Madrid signs with Chelsea on a long-term deal appeared first on CaughtOffside.

We saw some thrilling football in the Champions League this week and it was mostly from Bayern Munich, Real Madrid, PSG and Barcelona so why do the English teams look so sluggish by comparison? Or does Arsenal's safe passage to the semi-finals and six-point lead at the top of the Premier League prove that Arteta's conservative approach is still paying off? Liverpool are out of the Champions League and looking at a season of relative failure, what now for Arne Slot and will they have to spend big in the summer again? And what about the big game on Sunday - will a victory for Manchester City prove fatal to the Gunners' title hopes? The Rest Is Football is powered by Fuse Energy. To sign up and for terms and conditions, visit https://www.fuseenergy.com/football. For more information, head to visitlasvegas.com/soccer-2026 Join The Players Lounge: The official fantasy football club of The Rest Is Football. It’s time to take on Gary, Alan and Micah for the chance to win monthly prizes and shoutouts on the pod. It’s FREE to join and as a member, you’ll get access to exclusive tips from Fantasy Football Hub including AI-powered team ratings, transfer tips, and expert team reveals to help you climb the table - plus access to our private Slack community. Sign up today at therestisfootball.com. https://therestisfootball.com/?utm_source=podcast&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=episode_description&utm_content=link_cta For more Goalhanger Podcasts, head to www.goalhanger.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Real Madrid are planning to raid Arsenal for two of their best players in the summer transfer window, according to reports.

Former Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp knows three of his first signings at Real Madrid as one player could make way, according to reports.