Paul Merson names his five favourites to win the Champions League and snubs Real Madrid
Paul Merson does not view Real Madrid as one of the five favourites to win the Champions League next season.
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Manchester United in talks to bring back former flop amid uncertainty over Cristiano Ronaldo's future
With Cristiano Ronaldo's future in doubt, Manchester United are reportedly looking to bolster their offense by signing some new players this summer. One possible addition to the team is a former player who played for the club recently. Here, find out more about it.
Barcelona chief makes fresh Lionel Messi transfer plea with PSG deal in final year
Barcelona chief Joan Laporta has admitted he hopes Lionel Messi 's Camp Nou career isn't over, with the Argentine coming into the final year of his Paris Saint-Germain contract.
'He will be leaving' - Manchester United fans react to Xavi's update on Frenkie de Jong
Manchester United fans have been sharing their reactions to Xavi's latest comments on Frenkie de Jong.
Ex-Barcelona star Dani Alves makes Middlesbrough admission amid 'games that changed' his life
Dani Alves has admitted that Sevilla’s 4-0 UEFA Cup final against Middlesbrough ‘wasn’t as easy as the result suggests’ as he picked the 2006 clash as a game that changed his life. The Brazil and Barcelona star spent six seasons with Sevilla before shooting to stardom at the Camp Nou.
Roy Keane has given Manchester United transfer warning that Ten Hag would agree with
Manchester United legend Roy Keane has already warned Manchester United and Erik ten Hag of where they need to bolster this summer transfer window.
Lionel Messi's chapter at Barcelona 'not over' - president Joan Laporta
Barcelona president Joan Laporta has told ESPN that Lionel Messi's «chapter» at the club is «not over» and considers it his responsibility to ensure the forward has a «more beautiful ending» at the Camp Nou.
'A bit disrespectful' - Tottenham boss Antonio Conte hits out at Bayern Munich over Harry Kane pursuit
Antonio Conte feels that Bayern Munich have been a “bit disrespectful” to Tottenham after Julian Nagelsmann refused to rule out a move for Harry Kane. It is well documented that the Bundesliga champions are in the market for a striker after Robert Lewandowski left for Barcelona, and on Friday, Nagelsmann was full of praise for Tottenham’s talisman Kane, describing him as a “brilliant player” but a “very expensive” one. Ad/> "[He's] one of the best forwards,” Nagelsmann added.