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The international break might mean a pause in Premier League action, but many clubs will still be working hard behind the scenes over these next two weeks as they plan ahead for this summer’s transfer window.
According to a report from Sky Italia (via Sport Witness), Tottenham Hotspur would appear to have been handed a major boost in their pursuit of Juventus forward Paulo Dybala.
Conte calls on Kane, Son and Lloris to help deliver Champions League qualification
With the gift of hindsight, Thomas Tuchel's decision to replace Romelu Lukaku with Kai Havertz for the Champions League tie with Lille last month feels quite a definitive moment. Four days removed from Lukaku's record-breaking seven-touch display at Crystal Palace, Tuchel made a bold move in an effort to improve a faltering attack.
Liverpool striker Roberto Firmino has been told he would be the right fit for Manchester United should they opt to sign an alternative to Cristiano Ronaldo. The 30-year-old Brazil international has just over 12 months left to run on his Anfield contract.
There is an ambition of Arsenal to reach the title-challenging levels of Manchester City and Liverpool and in addition to strong coaching, the transfer market will play a big role. The Gunners will need to upgrade their squad to compete with the league’s best.
Maybe it's because left-sided players are inherently rarer. Or that a very good left-sided player is an even greater rarity. But the hot commodity of a top-class left-back has long weld itself as a lynchpin in winning sides, and this Premier League season has revelled in a number of left-backs performing a cut above their peers.
Almost from day one of Jurgen Klopp's Liverpool reign, Roberto Firmino was being asked to reinvent himself.