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WEDNESDAY’S BIG STORIES Hope for all come the World Cup Ad So that’s your lot, folks. Bar the most random of friendlies – Saudi Arabia playing Albania and Honduras in October – there is no international football until the unprecedented winter World Cup rolls into town.
Erik ten Hag made an enquiry about Presnel Kimpembe during the transfer window - according to reports.
Atletico keen on Pique The Mirror reports that Atletico Madrid are keen on signing Gerard Pique from Barcelona, with the 35-year-old no longer a regular under Xavi Hernandez. Barcelona want his huge wages off the books, and Atletico are willing to take him on. There are also negotiations over Antoine Griezmann’s loan-to-buy option, which may be altered so that he can play more minutes without triggering the current £40 million clause.
Liverpool consider Firmino swap The Sun reports that Liverpool could offer up Brazilian striker Roberto Firmino in exchange for Memphis Depay. The 28-year-old Barcelona striker is out of contract at the end of the season, just like Firmino. That could lead to both clubs agreeing to swap their respective players in order to avoid losing them for nothing on a free transfer at the end of the year.
Rezim baru Chelsea di bawah Todd Boehly lanjut bersih-bersih karyawan era Roman Abramovich. Kabarnya Kepala Fisioterapis yang sudah 17 tahun bekerja di-PHK.
A low-key friendly between the two World Cup qualified nations played in a virtually empty stadium in Murcia, southern Spain, saw Saudi Arabia carve out the better chances only to be denied by the USA's Arsenal goalkeeper Matt Turner. United States coach Gregg Berhalter had called on his team to show "personality" after being outplayed in a comprehensive 2-0 defeat to Japan in Germany last Friday.
MURCIA, Spain — United States men's national team manager Gregg Berhalter said there «weren't many players who performed up to their level» in the just concluded international window, the last before the start of the 2022 World Cup.