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11 minutes ago, LAM09 said:

Amorim. He is effectively the guy who help bring Gyorkeres to his current level.

Still don’t believe it.

United could literally finish 17th. Champions League football or not, no player in their right mind would move to relegation candidates. Least of all a player in their peak years. 

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1 hour ago, MoroccanBlue said:

Still don’t believe it.

United could literally finish 17th. Champions League football or not, no player in their right mind would move to relegation candidates. Least of all a player in their peak years. 

Money talks. They'll be writing this season off as "a one-off" should they EL final. 

27 minutes ago, Strike said:

 

Look like Liverpool might sign Frimpong to replace Trent. I was hoping we get him to replace Gusto - Price is reasonable 

He really isn't a RB. If Liverpool do buy him, he'll be found wanting defensively. 

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2 hours ago, MoroccanBlue said:


So does a team’s capabilities of winning top silverware. United aren’t even close. They are closer to relegation than fighting for the league. 

If United win the EL. they will have a piece of silverware (I'd say most clubs would consider that a top trophy with a Super Cup match to follow). For all we know, Arsenal could fail to quality for the CL. Everything isn't always cut and dry.

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10 hours ago, Vesper said:

Exclusive: Chelsea exploring shock move to bring back Antonio Rudiger

https://www.footballtransfers.com/en/transfer-news/tag/exclusive-newsnow/exclusive-Chelsea-transfer-news-antonio-rudiger-real-madrid-steve-kay

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FootballTransfers understands that Chelsea are exploring a shock move to bring Antonio Rudiger back to Stamford Bridge.

We have been told that the Blues have reached out to the defender's camp in recent days to be kept informed on Rudiger’s future at Real Madrid, with early groundwork being laid for a potential summer swoop.

The West London side are understood to be "ready to negotiate" if given the green light for a move that would reunite the German superstar with his former club three years after his painful departure on a free transfer.

Rudiger is generally happy at Real Madrid, but a change of scenery could be needed, with sources close to the player informing us that the 32-year-old has become increasingly difficult to deal with in recent months.

One source familiar with recent developments revealed: “It’s been tense. He’s clashed with people in his inner circle, and it’s made discussions on certain matters extremely difficult.”

Most notably, Rudiger is said to have fallen out with his brother and agent, Sahr Senesie, just before Christmas. The exact reason for the dispute is unknown, but it became so heated that the Los Blancos star threatened to cut ties entirely.

Chelsea not worried about Rudiger's personality

Despite the personal drama, Chelsea believe the German international remains a world-class asset. “He’s a leader, a warrior, exactly what this Chelsea dressing room needs,” a club source said. “There’s no fear about his personality. If anything, that fire is what we’re missing.”

And there may be cause for optimism. Rudiger previously spoke with deep affection about his time in London, stating in 2022: "Chelsea will always be in my heart. London will always be my home."

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While Real Madrid have yet to take a firm stance, the situation could escalate quickly. In recent months, there has been talk of a potential contract extension, but in light of the player's antics in the Copa del Rey final, which resulted in a six-game ban, the LaLiga giants could reconsider his role in the team.

Moreover, with Eder Militao nearing a return to the pitch and Madrid showing interest in Arsenal’s William Saliba and Bournemouth’s Dean Huijsen, the two-time Champions League winner's position may come under threat.

 

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9 hours ago, MoroccanBlue said:

Arsenal got Zubimendi.

 

massive buy

now they go for either Isak or Gyökeres or Osimhen I wager

the fall back play if they fail on those 3 is probably Benjamin Sesko, with Ekitike as the 5th option, J David as 6th option

cannot see them going to Delap, he doesnt fit their profile

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7 minutes ago, Vesper said:

massive buy

now they go for either Isak or Gyökeres or Osimhen I wager

the fall back play if they fail on those 3 is probably Benjamin Sesko, with Ekitike as the 5th option, J David as 6th option

cannot see them going to Delap, he doesnt fit their profile

Osimhen would be perfect for them, and they don't seem shy about spending huge on wages (given the stupid money they gave Kai), something like that wouldn't surprise me at all other than for some reason they seem super shy about signing conventional / obvious attackers and prefer to do weird things like buy Kai Havertz, Gabriel Jesus etc to be "quirky" up front.

They could definitely win the title with that team if they all stay fit.

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Aston Villa have reportedly decided against signing Axel Disasi on a permanent basis, with the French centre-back now expected to return to Chelsea at the conclusion of his loan spell.

https://www.caughtoffside.com/2025/05/11/aston-villa-make-axel-disasi-decision/

According to The Athletic, the initial loan agreement between the two Premier League clubs did not include a purchase option, signaling a short-term stint for Disasi at Villa Park.

Villa secured Disasi’s services from Chelsea for a £5 million loan fee with hopes that he would add depth and stability to Unai Emery’s defense.

Despite the investment, Disasi struggled to cement his place in the starting line-up, with his recent omission from the squad against Fulham highlighting his limited role.

Axel Disasi has no future at Aston Villa

While there was initial optimism that strong performances might lead to a permanent deal, Disasi’s time at Villa Park has been largely underwhelming.

Disasi’s return to Chelsea, however, is expected to be brief. Reports suggest that the Frenchman has been deemed surplus to requirements by manager Enzo Maresca.

Chelsea are keen to strengthen their squad and generate funds for summer signings, with Disasi now on the list of potential departures.

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35 minutes ago, mkh said:

🏁🔥The striker market gets rolling!!!

Delap to Manchester United
Gyökeres to Arsenal
Osimhen to Juventus
Sesko to Chelsea
Ekitike to Liverpool
Isak stays with Newcastle
J.David to Napoli
Cunha to Manchester United
Martinez stays with Inter

🤕🤕🤕

Lille's Jonathan David (25) is in advanced talks to join Napoli on a free transfer.(@FabrizioRomano)

Liam Delap is leaning towards joining Manchester United over Chelsea.(@alex_crook & @BenJacobs)

Victor Osimhen is giving priority to a move to Juventus and he wants to work with Cristiano Guintoli again.(@AlfredoPedulla)

Arsenal are close to reaching an agreement with Sporting to sign Viktor Gyökeres for €80m. (@Oliveira32Pablo)

Ruben Amorim and Manchester United executives are ALIGNED on trying to bring Cunha to Old Trafford.(@lauriewhitwell)

Liverpool are particularly keen on Hugo Ekitike from Eintracht Frankfurt. (@BILD)

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