AC Milan has escalated their efforts to sign Stuttgart striker Serhou Guirassy by increasing their communication with the player to gauge his interest level. According […]
In the Champions League quarter-final first leg against Arsenal, Harry Kane, the former Tottenham striker, maintained his impressive record against the Gunners by scoring a penalty for Bayern Munich.
Kane’s return to north London stirred anticipation not only among Bayern fans but also among those who remembered his exploits at Tottenham.
Back at the Emirates Stadium for the first time since departing Spurs in the summer, Kane capitalized on the opportunity, calmly converting a first-half penalty to give Bayern a 2-1 lead before halftime.
According to Florian Plettenberg, Newcastle United is interested in acquiring the services of Assan Ouedraogo. The 17-year-old midfielder has garnered attention from multiple top clubs, but the Magpies are prepared to compete for his signature. Ouedraogo, who rose through Schalke’s youth ranks, has impressed despite limited playing time in his debut season for the first team. While Bayern Munich has made an offer, Ouedraogo is hesitant due to uncertainties about the club’s managerial future, presenting an opportunity for other interested clubs like RB Leipzig, Frankfurt, Atalanta, and AS Roma. Despite the competition, Newcastle is ready to battle for Ouedraogo’s signature, highlighting their determination to secure his talents.
Inter Milan, AC Milan, and Juventus, typically fierce rivals in Serie A, have surprised many by forming an alliance in the ongoing battle for reforms within the league. Despite their usual competitiveness on the pitch and in the transfer market, the three clubs have reportedly joined forces to advocate for a more competitive and streamlined Serie A. Recent discussions between Serie A clubs and the Italian Football Federation (FIGC) have highlighted the need for reforms, but reaching a consensus has proven challenging
Liverpool is reportedly eyeing Sunderland’s rising talent, Chris Rigg, with several top European clubs closely monitoring the midfielder’s progress. The 16-year-old prodigy made his debut for the Black Cats under former manager Tony Mowbray at the age of 15 in December 2022, and has since made ten more appearances for the North-East club. Notably, Rigg etched his name in Sunderland’s history by becoming the youngest-ever goalscorer for the club at just 16 years and 51 days, finding the net in an EFL Cup clash against Crewe Alexandra in August.
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