Kylian Mbappe's goal for France v Austria shows how hard he is to stop
Kylian Mbappe is arguably the best player in world football right now.
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Kylian Mbappe is arguably the best player in world football right now.
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Ibrahima Konate has heaped praise on France team-mate and Liverpool-linked star Christopher Nkunku, labelling him ‘the best player in the Bundesliga this season’.
Liverpool are now unexpectedly desperate to sign a forward this summer after it was revealed that Sadio Mane wants to leave the club this summer, with a bid already rejected from Bayern Munich and another imminent.
Tuchel handed £200m budget Spanish newspaper Marca reports that Thomas Tuchel will be heavily backed in the transfer market. With Romelu Lukaku, Antonio Rudiger and Andreas Christensen on their way out, the German manager hopes to add Christopher Nkunku, Raheem Sterling, Ousmane Dembele, Matthijs de Ligt and perhaps another defender could be brought in with a £200 million budget.
Todd Boehly has handed Thomas Tuchel a huge vote of confidence ahead of the upcoming transfer window, with the new Chelsea owners eager to bolster the Blues squad. The American-led consortium, who agreed a £4.25billion deal to buy the west London club last week, are expected to 'push for A-list signings' to mark a new era at Stamford Bridge, according to the MailOnline.
"I think there will be two aspects to the squad rebuild this summer: one focused on signings and the other on players already on the club's books. And personally, I think that's the smart way to go as Chelsea will not have unlimited funds.
Andrej Kramaric scored a late penalty as Croatia salvaged a 1-1 draw at home to world champions France on Monday that left both teams still chasing a first win in the Nations League. Juventus midfielder Adrien Rabiot fired France ahead on 52 minutes in Split as coach Didier Deschamps selected an inexperienced side without star forwards Kylian Mbappe and Karim Benzema. Croatia equalised seven minutes from time when Andrej Kramaric won and converted a spot-kick. "We did some good things taking into account all the changes. We were ahead and we could have got the second goal. It's a shame we gave them the equaliser with the penalty," Deschamps told M6.