The coronavirus pandemic has made the summer transfer window uncertain, but here are rumors floating around the big leagues in Europe and beyond.
TOP STORY: Messi wants Bielsa at Barca
Look away, Leeds United: Manager fans Marcelo Bielsa it’s attracting Barcelona interest before a Premier League ball has been kicked on Elland Road, says The Sun.
Bielsa has yet to agree on a new contract with the Lilywhites and, according to the report, Lionel Messi he wants his Catalan employers to do everything in their power to induce the 64-year-old to replace him at Camp Nou Quique Setien.
Barca would appear to be in turmoil after losing Real Madrid in the title race, and their finances are such that they have to sell up to 11 players.
Setien’s position is threatened after only six months and his tense relationship with Messi seems to be one of the biggest problems, with the talisman Barca believing that Bielsa will solve Barcelona in the short term.
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Spurs lead the chase for £ 10 million Wilson
Sharks are already spinning around AFC Bournemouth and if the South Coast club is demoted, you can expect Tottenham Hotspur to try to hit the attacker. Callum Wilson cheap.
This according to The Sun, who believes that Daniel Levy is planning a £ 10 million offer for Wilson in the face of the impending fall of the Cherries in the Championship, unless the results go massively on the final day of the Premier League on Sunday.
Wilson’s form has taken a dip this season, but Spurs believes it could be the perfect cover for Harry Kane next season, particularly given that Eddie Howe should have taken the striker off the payroll.
Wilson currently earns £ 110,000 a week, which is too much for Bournemouth if they were to be out of the full-time Premier League on Sunday.
Wilson could lead a mass exodus out of Bournemouth, with Josh King, David Brooks, Jefferson Lerma is Aaron Ramsdale also expected interest.
Inter are asking Sanchez to cut their wages
Inter are eager to do By Alexis Sanchez moves from Manchester United permanently, but they are asking Chile to cut wages, reports Sky Sports in Italy.
Sanchez has been loaned to Milan this season, but his £ 500k a week salary at Manchester United is making permanent changeover difficult. Inter paid Sanchez £ 4.5 million in annual salary, and if the attacker’s stay is to be extended beyond this season, he will have to agree to reduce the number of people involved.
Sanchez still has two years for his contract at Old Trafford, but Manchester United desperately needs to remove him from the account. The store also suggests that United will not sanction another loan move and will only try to facilitate a permanent transfer.
Sanchez has contributed six assists in the last seven games since the restart and impressed Antonio Conte. With Lautaro Martinez potentially moving to Barcelona, the Nerazzurri need reinforcements in attack.
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– Serie B champions Benevento are looking to sign the former Liverpool and Manchester City striker Daniel Sturridge, according to The Sun. Sturridge is a free agent after leaving Trabzonspor and the Italians are looking for him after the former Chelsea striker Loic Remy failed a doctor. Thirty-year-old Sturridge was suspended for four months in March after breaking the betting rules, but could now end up in Serie A.
– Southampton is approaching the defender of Real Valladolid Mohammed Salisu, according to the brand. The Ghanaian international has been one of the Liga’s top players this season, making 31 appearances for Valladolid and scoring a goal. The 21-year-old joined the club in 2017, but is now ready to trade Spain with the south coast of England.
– Le10Sport says that Stade Rennais, AS Monaco, Olympique Lyonnais, AC Milan and Leicester City are chasing Saint-Etienne Wesley Fofana. The young central defender impressed throughout the season and starred once again in his team’s tight defeat against Paris Saint-Germain in the Coupe de France final on Friday. Milan is said to be leading the race to sign the nineteen year old.
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