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It was a fantastic game between Liverpool and Manchester City, as expected. Obviously a lot of people are saying the draw is a good result for Arsenal, but I still believe title race will see all three teams involved until the final games. This looks like being an insane race, with just one point separating the top three. Credit to Liverpool, who were fantastic even with many players out, but also Man City were able to resist in a difficult game at Anfield. As for Arsenal, they showed good character to win the game late on against Brentford, and I expect them to be there.
We inevitably keep hearing more speculation about Jurgen Klopp’s future after he leaves Liverpool this summer, with some rumours about the German national team job for 2026. The only thing I know for sure right now is that Klopp is not intending to speak to any club or national team now – no chance. Germany have Julian Nagelsmann now, a top coach, so their full focus on the Euros and we will see after that. But for sure Klopp won’t negotiate anything now or this summer, no way.
I can also guarantee no decision has been made on Fabio Carvalho’s future, and talks have not even started. Hull are super happy with the player since signing him on loan, but I’m sure this is not something you decide now; also Liverpool are still waiting for new director, new manager…so there are too many factors before deciding on the player’s future, it will take time.
Getafe have said in public that they will try to keep Mason Greenwood after his strong performances for the club since joining on loan from Manchester United in the summer. He is very happy there, but from what I’m hearing Man United and Sir Jim Ratcliffe will take their time to discuss internally what is the best decision for all parties involved.
Still, what I’m also hearing, day by day, is that the feeling is that Greenwood is expected to leave Manchester United on a permanent transfer. United could be open to allowing Greenwood to move permanently this summer, this is the expectation as things stand, as we wait for a final decision. Let’s see what will happen in terms of interest from other clubs, but he’s doing very well in La Liga so…
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