12 players to watch in the final week of the transfer window

Cristiano Ronaldo, FW, Manchester United

In Monday’s win over Liverpool, Ronaldo’s future will continue to be the subject of debate until he clears things up one way or another. The 37-year-old wants to leave Manchester United to play in the Champions League but is running out of options and time. Sources have told ESPN that Ronaldo will remain at United, but there are fears his negativity will affect the dressing room and things could turn around as the deadline looms.

Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, FW, Barcelona

Aubameyang only joined Barcelona in February after his contract with Arsenal was terminated. Now Barca wants to move him for around 25 million euros so they can register their new player Jules Conde for 55 million euros under the La Liga salary cap.

Whom should Europe’s top clubs sign before the transfer window closes?

Chelsea is the front-runners and has been interested in him for some time, but despite reports that Aubameyang is keen to link up with former Dortmund boss Thomas Tuchel, he is 33 years old, so the Blues will Be wary of spending too much money to sign him.

De Jong dominated the headlines this summer, but the story has since turned ugly. The midfielder has already taken a salary cut in October 2020, but sources told ESPN that Barca wants him to do it again (citing irregularities in his current contract). Barca has agreed an €85m deal with Manchester United, but De Jong reportedly wants to play Champions League football, with Bayern Munich and Chelsea now sniffing around.

The player is still owed 20 million euros in salary, so reaching an agreement on his exit has proven difficult, and if Barca can sell other players to settle their salary problems, he may well end up staying. By the way, manager Harvey is happy with it.

Wesley Fofana, CB, Leicester

Fofana was knocked out by Leicester after missing a training session against Southampton last weekend, and Fox boss Brendan Rodgers said the 21-year-old defender “is not in the right mindset at the moment. the game.” Chelsea has reportedly made three transfer offers of up to £70m, but Leicester wants at least £80m and is not keen to let him go. For that kind of money, it seems Fofana will either move to Chelsea (which would be a world record fee for a defender) or be forced to stay for at least another six months.

 

12 players to watch in the final week of the transfer window

Cristiano Ronaldo, FW, Manchester United

In Monday’s win over Liverpool, Ronaldo’s future will continue to be the subject of debate until he clears things up one way or another. The 37-year-old wants to leave Manchester United to play in the Champions League but is running out of options and time. Sources have told ESPN that Ronaldo will remain at United, but there are fears his negativity will affect the dressing room and things could turn around as the deadline looms.

Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, FW, Barcelona

Aubameyang only joined Barcelona in February after his contract with Arsenal was terminated. Now Barca wants to move him for around 25 million euros so they can register their new player Jules Conde for 55 million euros under the La Liga salary cap.

Whom should Europe’s top clubs sign before the transfer window closes?

Chelsea is the front-runners and has been interested in him for some time, but despite reports that Aubameyang is keen to link up with former Dortmund boss Thomas Tuchel, he is 33 years old, so the Blues will Be wary of spending too much money to sign him.

De Jong dominated the headlines this summer, but the story has since turned ugly. The midfielder has already taken a salary cut in October 2020, but sources told ESPN that Barca wants him to do it again (citing irregularities in his current contract). Barca has agreed an €85m deal with Manchester United, but De Jong reportedly wants to play Champions League football, with Bayern Munich and Chelsea now sniffing around.

The player is still owed 20 million euros in salary, so reaching an agreement on his exit has proven difficult, and if Barca can sell other players to settle their salary problems, he may well end up staying. By the way, manager Harvey is happy with it.

Wesley Fofana, CB, Leicester

Fofana was knocked out by Leicester after missing a training session against Southampton last weekend, and Fox boss Brendan Rodgers said the 21-year-old defender “is not in the right mindset at the moment. the game.” Chelsea has reportedly made three transfer offers of up to £70m, but Leicester wants at least £80m and is not keen to let him go. For that kind of money, it seems Fofana will either move to Chelsea (which would be a world record fee for a defender) or be forced to stay for at least another six months.