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Newcastle United fans can’t expect to see their club sign world stars like Robert Lewandowski but should be excited to see more players at the level of Bruno Guimaraes arriving in the short term. That’s the view of legendary commentator Clive Tyldesley who has been left intrigued with what the future holds for the club following the Saudi-led takeover.
Liverpool have been hailed for their recruitment during Jurgen Klopp's tenure, but they have also been inadvertently rewarded for some of their near misses too.
Bayern Munich have said there is no truth in reports linking the club with a move for Manchester United forward Cristiano Ronaldo. The German champions have doubts over their superstar striker Robert Lewandowski, who has made it clear he wants a fresh challenge.
When Erik ten Hag arrived at Old Trafford this summer, a series of changes have become inevitable after the team finished sixth last season. His intention for Cristiano Ronaldo to remain at the club for another season is all that can be said for sure.
Barcelona had an underwhelming 2022/23 season.
Ron for Lewy? Cristiano Ronaldo wants to leave Manchester United, according to AS in Spain, with Bayern Munich looking at the possibility of signing the Portuguese forward if Robert Lewandowski leaves. Ronaldo is clear that his time at United has “come to an end”, the report claims, although Bayern currently have no intention of selling Lewandowski despite already signing Sadio Mane.
Bayern Munich are reportedly plotting a move for Cristiano Ronaldo this summer as a replacement for Robert Lewandowski.
Barcelona have reportedly made an opening offer of €40m (£34.4m) for Robert Lewandowski, but Bayern Munich director Hasan Salihamidzic expects to find a resolution and convince the striker to stay in Germany. Lewandowski, whose contract expires next year, has publicly revealed his desire to leave the Bundesliga champions this summer, stating in May: “My Bayern story is over.” Ad/> The 33-year-old again called on Bayern to adhere to his wishes earlier this month, with Barcelona said to be his preferred destination.