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Liverpool striker Sadio Mane could be tempted by a move to Barcelona, according to reports in Spain. The 30-year-old Senegalese international finished fourth in the running for the award in 2019, the year that Liverpool last won the Champions League, which was the closest he got to winning in his career so far.
La Liga announced on Tuesday. It is the first time since 2012 that the Spanish league made a loss, although the organisation expects to fully recover in two seasons. "The outlook for the current 2021-22 season is that it will be the start of the recovery, when we will get over the barrier of 4 billion euros in revenue," La Liga said in a statement.
Disappointed to finish 2-3 in Miami, Mattia Binotto says that shows Ferrari’s progress and that he hopes the budget cap “snaps” at Red Bull.
Former Crystal Palace chairman Simon Jordan has warned Liverpool not to sell Sadio Mane amid links with Bayern Munich.
Aston Villa have got serious rivals to sign Philippe Coutinho after Newcastle reportedly threw their hat into the ring.
Mikel Arteta discusses summer transfer plans in April
The consortium led by Todd Boehly has been shown why Declan Rice qualifies for Chelsea's star-studded summer transfer spree. The newly-crowned owner of the west London club — subject to approval from the Premier League and UK Government — is expected to 'push for A-list signings' once the takeover is completed to earmark the start of a new era at Stamford Bridge, according to the MailOnline.
LaLiga ha hecho público su informe financiero de la temporada 2020-2021 (la pasada) y en el que se muestra el gran impacto que ha tenido el COVID en las cuentas de los clubes. Los ingresos cayeron hasta los 3.818 millones de euros y el resultado neto entre los clubes de Primera y Segunda se salda con unas pérdidas de 892 millones. El protagonista de este último concepto es el Barcelona, que reina en esta categoría, de manera negativa, representando casi el 60% de las mismas.