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Tottenham 'make Memphis Depay decision' as new £15m transfer target emerges
Amid uncertainty surrounding the future of Tottenham boss Antonio Conte, Spurs will be hoping that the club can secure some signings this summer to ensure that the Italian will stay on in north London. There are a number of positions for which strengthening is necessary but it is not yet clear how much will be spent on improving the team.
¿En qué equipo europeo encajaría mejor Darwin Núñez?
Darwin Núñez es uno de los delanteros más codiciados del mercado. El delantero del Benfica apunta a un más que probable cambio de aires el próximo verano. El uruguayo ha unido su camino a Gestifute, agencia que lidera Jorge Mendes, por lo que sus intenciones parecen estar lejos del Benfica. Atlético de Madrid, Barcelona, Bayern, PSG, Liverpool, Arsenal, City, y United permanecen atentos al, pero ¿dónde encajaría mejor el atacante charrúa? Olocip, empresa de Inteligencia Artificial, da la respuesta y muestra sus números en los próximos diez meses.
Chelsea hope to repeat Antonio Rudiger transfer trick as Blues scout £27m Serie A gem
Chelsea are likely to be in the market this summer for a new defender with the departure of Antonio Rudiger to Real Madrid and the likely exit of Andreas Christensen to Barcelona.
Pep: Maybe I'm not good enough to win CL with Man City!
Pep Guardiola has said he may not be good enough to win the Champions League with Manchester City after they were knocked out by Real Madrid on Wednesday.
Comparing Benzema’s current CL campaign to Messi & Ronaldo’s best
Karim Benzema is having an absolute stormer of a season and delivered in the Champions League yet again to send Real Madrid through to another final. The Frenchman is breaking new ground in European greatness after his goals in every knockout round, and some are comparing his season to some of the best ever.
Guardiola says 'no words can help' ease pain of Man City Euro exit
Pep Guardiola admits "no words can help" ease the pain of Manchester City's elimination from the Champions League as he refocuses on his side's Premier League title challenge. City were just moments away from claiming a place in the final against Liverpool before Real Madrid staged a stunning fightback at the Bernabeu on Wednesday. Real scored twice in the final seconds of normal time and eventually won the game 3-1 after extra-time, taking the semi-final tie 6-5 on aggregate.