Category: soccer market

The Diavolo does not want to waste time. Demirovic and Depay would be in the running.

Negotiations reopened again after Weston McKennie’s no. Aston Villa likes Enzo Barrenechea.

Brazilian player pledges allegiance to bianconero

“We have played several seasons together, but this will not be decisive in my choice.”

The partenopei are already at work to meet the Lecce coach’s demands.

The Dutch center forward is being courted by several top clubs.

The Lucanian coach spoke about two names being mentioned by the Neapolitan club, Romelu Lukaku and Samu Omorodion.

The new Azure sports director is expected to meet with the Georgian’s entourage in Germany.

Bianconeri on the trail of Karim Adeyemi. In exchange proposed young Dean Huijsen.

The Biancoceleste club has reached an agreement with Hatayspor for 2001-class midfielder Fisayo Dele-Bashiru.

Negotiations between the Diavolo and the Dutchman’s entourage have stalled. Bianconeri ready to step up.

“It is not the agents or fathers who decide on the future of a player under contract with Napoli.”

It’s getting tougher and tougher for the Lecce technician.

English striker would like to stay in La Liga

Four names proposed to the Griffin, there is also that of Martin Satriano.

The deal between the Bianconeri and Aston Villa seems closer and closer: what is missing before the expected yes.

De Rossi asked for a profile similar to that of the Torino lateral, but he set a rather high price.

The transaction was made official by the Nerazzurri club itself through a note.

The blue defender is one of the prized pieces of the granata roster.

The 35-year-old world champion with Germany in 2014 has bid farewell to the Yellowonians.

The Parthenopean captain has reportedly already expressed his willingness to change his shirt in this market session.

Hot on the trail of the 26-year-old English center forward would be Tottenham.

The former Inter and Bologna man starts again with the Argentine club. Contract until December 2025.

It will therefore be the German coach who will lead the Friulians next season.

“For me the easiest thing is not to play in Spain, for my life, for what I have to live when I go out in our country. For me the easiest thing is to go and play abroad.”

“Everything is fine, no problems, everything is quiet. He is very happy.”

The Rossoblù chief executive retorts to rumors that the Blue close to Juventus.

On the sidelines of the officialization of Paulo Fonseca as Milan’s new coach, the former striker is keen to put a point.

The 35-year-old forward has signed for two more seasons with the Sardinian club.

The Portuguese coach has signed a three-year deal with the Rossoneri club.