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AC Milan director Paolo Maldini on Rafael Leao and Chelsea rumours: “I feel we’ve good chances to reach an agreement with Rafa Leao on a new contract to keep him here at Milan. Leao knows that this club is the best one for his growth.”
AC Milan director Paolo Maldini on the €20m deal to sign Theo Hernandez in 2019: “I still remember that we reached an agreement with Real Madrid then I spoke to Theo as if he was my own son, so I convinced him.”
All my sources tell me there’s no truth to the Dusan Vlahovic to Arsenal rumours. There’s always plenty of speculation, but click here for my take on this story in yesterday’s column.
Arsenal showed an interest in this centre-back during the summer, but why didn’t a deal happen? Click here to find out.
Bayern Munich appreciate Harry Kane, and want a new striker for 2023, but there have been no talks with Tottenham so far – click here to find out more.
Will Chelsea be in the market for another striker this January?
Could Chelsea sign Harry Kane in a swap deal involving Romelu Lukaku?
Why didn’t Chelsea get this €45m summer signing done?
Will Gareth Southgate still be England manager for the World Cup in November?
Confirmed – Allan has left Everton and signed for Al Wahda on a permanent deal. His medical has been completed and he signed his contracts yesterday to leave the Premier League.
Some reports claim Manchester City are now in the strongest position to sign Jude Bellingham, and possibly in a cut-price deal – click here for my exclusive update.
Manchester United considered this signing before deciding to make Lisandro Martinez their priority – was it the right decision?
In other news, Juventus are considering a move for David de Gea next summer (Calciomercato)
AC Milan director Maldini at Gazzetta Festival dello Sport: “We tried to sign Sven Botman this summer but then he joined Newcastle.”
Benjamin Sesko was named man of the match for Slovenia’s game against Norway – one more top performance after receiving many proposals during the summer.
In the end, RB Leipzig invested €20m plus add-ons to sign Sesko for next summer, but expect Premier League clubs to remain in the frame for the future.
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