Sunday mirror
Businessman Markus Schon sent an email to Bayern CEO Oliver Kahn to explore an unusual transaction, which may provide funds for Cristiano Ronaldo to join Bayern Munich this summer. Schon said: "If our company is promised to facilitate this transaction, we will pay the transfer fee or rental fee, and it will exceed a certain basic amount. Under the conditions of commitment, we hope to get benefits from selling players’ jerseys to reduce financial risks. "
Paris Saint-Germain is interested in Napoli striker Victor Osim, while Nigerians are more keen to move to the Premier League. Manchester United signed the striker in the lead this summer.
Rome plans to make two major transfers to Lyon star Houssem Aouar and Frankfurt defender Evan N’Dicka this summer to persuade Jose Mourinho to stay and get rid of Paris Saint-Germain’s attention.
Sunday times
Spanish giants Barcelona offered Ilkay Gundogan a two-year contract with the option to renew it for another year, and held several rounds of negotiations with his representatives to ensure a free transfer at the end of this season. However, it is reported that Gundogan is considering renewing the contract after Manchester City initially offered the midfielder a one-year contract and is now willing to offer a longer one.
Sunday sun
If David De Gea agrees to a pay cut, he will get a new contract at Manchester United, which will reduce the current base salary of 375,000 pounds per week by nearly 50%. Although coach Erik ten Hag has publicly supported him to stay, Degea is still worried that he may not be the number one next season. It is believed that Manchester United have sent scouts to observe Diogo Costa of Porto.
Sunday post
Phil Foden, Jack Goreli and other players watched the Arsenal game on Saturday and witnessed Manchester City winning the Premier League title.
Erik ten Hag expressed surprise at the performance of Brazilian star Casemiro who scored the winning goal against Bournemouth, and admitted that the former Real Madrid player exceeded his expectations: "His contribution is great".
Daniel Levy admitted that the club failed to meet expectations this season, and expressed his understanding of the frustration of fans after a disappointing season, and promised to "make unremitting efforts in the period before next season" to improve the fate of the team.
After Rexham was promoted to Division B, the legendary Morten Gamst Pedersen of Blackburn Rovers revealed that he was "happy" to play for them.
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