A wonderful evening once again to all our readers out there. Let’s check out the latest news in the football world this night…
Paris Saint-Germain star Julian Draxler will see his contract at the French club expire next year and he’s now setting his sight on making a move out of the club. It has been reported that he’s likely to join either Juventus or AC Milan though his wage could prove too expensive to be paid.
Bayer Leverkusen are interested in signing Barcelona’s 21-year-old fullback Emerson who is currently on loan at Real Betis having played 23 matches for the club. Tottenham have also been reported to be on his radar.
DC United star Paul Arriola has been reported to be in talks with the club over signing a new deal with the MLS side. He’s currently injured with his ACL not in good shape, an injury he sustained in pre-season.
Brazilian club Palmeiras are ready to take legal action against La Liga side Barcelona due to unpaid funds for signing 21-year-old Matheus Fernandes who will join the Camp Nou side this summer. The club has threatened to sue the Catalans if they refuse to pay for his purchase in full.
Megan Rapinoe and Alex Morgan, the USA women’s co-captains have both vowed to appeal the judgement against their request for equal pay with the country’s men national team.
According to reports, Premier League players will not like the league to resume without fans.
Spanish club Real Valladolid, owned by Brazilian legend Ronaldo have made the announcement to refund the season ticket holders their money for any match played behind closed doors.
Former Barcelona player Xavi has revealed he rejected the chance to become the club’s manager in January as he felt it was not yet time. The Spaniard has admitted he needs to gather more experience before going for his dream job.
Sevilla have joined Barcelona and Paris Saint-Germain in the race for Porto left-back Alex Telles. Telles’ contract at the Portuguese side will end next year.
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