City star definitely wants to go to Barcelona

Harry Kane

A report in the English newspaper Telegraph According to Tottenham owner Daniel Levy, he is said to be willing to listen to an offer in the region of around €90m from abroad for Harry Kane. However, Levy will demand at least the equivalent of around 113 million from English clubs – and may even reject all offers from the Premier League.

The tabloid Sun writes that Manchester United have already received the first positive signals from the Kane side. The striker is being offered a salary of £300,000 a week.

Aymeric Laporte

FC Barcelona are probably interested in Aymeric Laporte. The interest apparently meets with love in return, loudly Relief the central defender would even be willing to waive his salary for a change.

According to the report, Laporte has a clear dream destination: FC Barcelona. The 28-year-old has probably been unhappy at Manchester City for a long time and probably only has the Catalans in mind as the next stop in his career.

For a move to the Camp Nou, Laporte would probably even be willing to give up his salary. The defense specialist’s contract runs until 2025.

Ilkay Gundogan

According to the Spanish sports newspaper Brand Gündogan will leave Manchester City in the summer. Both sides are said to have come to terms with the fact that they will not go into the future together.

The talks with FC Barcelona are said to have gone very well, it is said, but an official offer for Gündogan on a free transfer is still pending. Gündogan wants to wait until June with a decision because there is also interest from the Premier League and English clubs are currently not allowed to speak to the player due to the statutes.

El Chadaille Bitshiabu

After the transfer of Ecuadorian Willian Pacho from Royal Antwerp, Eintracht Frankfurt are apparently interested in another player for central defence. How Sport1 writes, El Chadaille Bitshiabu from Paris Saint-Germain is on the Hessian list.

The 17-year-old should be loud Foot Market but cost 15 million euros. Bitshiabu still has a contract with PSG until 2024 and has already played 16 competitive games for the professionals.

Miroslav Klose

At the end of March, Klose was dismissed from SCR Altach, his first coaching position in Austria. Now the Swiss tabloid is reporting Blickthat the 2014 world champion is one of the candidates at the Grasshopper Club Zurich and talks have already taken place.

However, there should be further rounds of talks with the 44-year-old before the club makes a decision. Zurich is currently fifth in the Super League.

Niclas filling jug

Sea Sky Borussia Mönchengladbach is very interested in Bremen’s top scorer. The player knows about the interest of the foals, Borussia is a possible target for him. Negotiations have therefore not yet taken place. Bremen probably wants between 20 and 25 million euros for the attacker, who has also received inquiries from England and Italy.

Marvin Ducksch

As the Bild reported, Werder’s striker is said to be on the list at 1. FC Union Berlin. Ducksch is still tied to the North Germans until 2024, but could leave prematurely due to an exit clause of 7.5 million euros. Clemens Fritz, Head of Bremen Licensing, says: “It’s a good sign that our players are of interest to other clubs. It’s an appreciation of our performance this season.”

His plan with Ducksch: “First of all, we want to secure the class, then we’ll start talks. He’s in excellent shape. We want to keep the quality in the squad and go into the next season with him.”

Fabian Rieder

Borussia Dortmund is said to be among the clubs trying to transfer midfielder Fabian Rieder. That writes the Swiss tabloid Blick. In addition to Real Madrid and Manchester United, BVB and Bundesliga rivals FC Bayern, Eintracht Frankfurt, Bayer Leverkusen and Borussia Mönchengladbach were also interested in the 21-year-old from Young Boys Bern.

Rieder, who moved to Bern from FC Solothurn in 2017, was a newcomer to BVB rivals FC Bayern last year. At that time it was about a fee of ten million euros, which Young Boys sports director Christoph Spycher described as a sum that “would not make you weak”. There is speculation about a change this summer Blick now to around 20.5 million euros transfer fee, so Rieder would be the record departure of the Young Boys. The attacking midfielder’s contract runs until 2025. His advisor Fabian von Matt recently explained in the Berner Zeitung: “The next step shouldn’t be the last.”

Conor Gallagher

The central midfielder’s contract with the Blues runs until 2025. With Chelsea desperate to sell players in the summer following their heavy transfer spending this season, Gallagher is said to be a clear candidate to leave, according to consistent media reports.

The 23-year-old could have switched to Everton for 51 million euros in winter, but he preferred to stay in London. In addition to Liverpool and Newcastle, according to the Daily Mail Borussia Dortmund are also following the development of the English nation player closely, it was said a few days ago. This report is now also confirmed Sky.

Accordingly, Gallagher is actually on BVB’s list. Dortmund would monitor his situation, but there were no concrete talks. However, a change in the summer should be conceivable – for around 50 million euros.

Randal Color

Frankfurt’s striker is said to have a prominent advocate on the supervisory board in Bayern’s honorary president Uli Hoeneß Sky want to have experienced. The 34 points (20 goals, 14 assists) in the Frenchman’s 40 competitive games so far would have delighted Hoeneß. In addition, Hoeneß should be involved in the squad planning for the next season.

Kolo Muani, at which noisy RMC However, should PSG also take it seriously, in contrast to Victor Osimhen, it is a viable option for Munich. The Frankfurters have not yet received any offers for their striker. “So far there have not been any specific inquiries, neither from Bayern nor from others,” said sporting director Markus Krösche Sky-Interview.

Victor Osimhen

One of FC Bayern’s candidates is also the attacker from SSC Naples, who, according to Sky would also like to move to Munich. The problem is the transfer fee: Napoli are said to be demanding 150 million euros for the attacker.

There are still no negotiations between the two parties. Instead, however, the idea of ​​swapping Osimhen with Sadio Mané. However, the Senegalese’s salary seems too high for the Italians.

Yann Sommer

Sommer signed for FC Bayern in January until 2025, but it is apparently possible that the paths will separate again in the summer. How Sky reports, Thomas Tuchel plans to rely on Manuel Neuer when he is fit again. Sommer is therefore under scrutiny and could leave the club early.

In any case, it is unlikely that the Swiss goalkeeper will remain number two. Criticism of Sommer’s performance had recently been raised because he did not cut a good figure when conceding one or the other goal.

Ryan Gravenberch

Sea The Athletic the talks between Liverpool FC and Gravenberch’s father were positive. The player is reportedly open to the idea of ​​moving to Anfield.

The biggest hurdle, however, is convincing FC Bayern of a change, since the record champions do not want to sell Gravenberch. At the same time, the Reds know that Gravenberch will not be available cheaply. Liverpool know that Bayern got the player for an unbelievable price (25 million euros) given his skills, so they want to make a significant profit from an early sale.

Oliver Neuville

Borussia Mönchengladbach has extended the contract with ex-national player Oliver Neuville by two years. The assistant coach to head coach Daniel Farke will stay with the foals until the summer of 2025, the traditional club announced on Tuesday.

“In recent years, Olli has proven to enrich the coaching team and bring them forward in their day-to-day work,” said sporting director Roland Virkus: “He is a face of Borussia. That’s why we’re happy to have him on board in the future .”

The 49-year-old Neuville joined the pros as an assistant coach for the 2019/20 season, having previously worked as an assistant coach for the U19s for seven years.