Tottenham Hotspur are enduring quite a difficult season under Thomas Frank. The Dane’s first campaign in charge at N17 hasn’t gone quite as planned, as the Lilywhites falter down in fourteenth (14) in the Premier League, whilst having crashed out of both the domestic competitions already.
Recently, Fulham have undergone a positive run of form, with many players catching the eye. However, Harry Wilson’s form has been noted by many fans as being a cut above the rest, with some noting a strong run of assists and goals.
Pierre Emile Højbjerg has remained Juventus’ preferred midfield target, and the Denmark international could yet secure a move to Turin if he is prepared to push for it.
This was always going to be a very slow January, and that’s proved to be the case, two weeks in. The only real action at Chelsea has been on the managerial front.
Romeo Agresti reports that Juventus are ready to send an offer to sign Bournemouth defender Marcos Senesi as a free agent at the end of the season. Juventus are in talks with Senesi’s entourage, and according to Juventus expert Romeo Agresti, the Serie A giants will make an offer to sign the Argentine as a free agent.
Roma have reportedly reached a full agreement to sign Aston Villa striker Donyell Malen, who will fly to Italy today. Aston Villa striker Malen is set to join Roma on an initial loan deal with an obligation to buy from Aston Villa.
Chelsea and Liverpool could be handed a transfer boost as Atletico Madrid striker Julian Alvarez may reportedly be set to see his asking price drop significantly.
Lega Serie A has announced the dates and times for Week 23 and 24, including Napoli-Fiorentina, Juventus-Lazio, Bologna-Milan and Cremonese-Inter. Lega Serie A confirmed dates and times for Serie A Week 23 and 24 on Wednesday.
One club owners has been explaining how he now believes they will benefit from some transfer deals with Chelsea FC. We all know the story behind this one and what is going on here.
Inter Milan dropped two precious points in Saturday’s top-of-table Serie A clash against reigning holders Napoli. According to Corriere dello Sport via FCInterNews, Inter’s notorious lapses in concentration in the latter stages of play came to the fore once again.
Tyrell Malacia is seeking clarity over his Manchester United future after entering the final five months of his contract. According to Samuel Luckhurst, the full-back ‘could still leave’ before the February 2 deadline after generating interest from a host of clubs – none of which take his fancy, as things stand.
Inter Milan striker Ange-Yoan Bonny is set to return to the starting lineup for tonight’s Serie A home showdown against Lecce. According to Gazzetta dello Sport via FCInterNews, the Frenchman is likely to take Lautaro Martinez’s place in the final third.
Newcastle United midfielder Joe Willock reportedly wants to leave the club this January and they could be prepared to sanction his departure. This comes as Willock supposedly attracts transfer interest from two Premier League clubs in the form of Leeds United and Crystal Palace, according to Football Insider.
It certainly feels as though Thomas Frank has run his course at Tottenham. The Danish tactician appears increasingly monotonous in his press conferences, and there are clear signs that he is emotionally drained from managing the Lilywhites.
AS Roma have reached an agreement in principle to sign Aston Villa forward Donyell Malen on loan, with a conditional obligation to buy for around £25 million, according to journalist Ben Jacobs.
Out-of-favor midfielder Davide Frattesi might stick with Inter Milan a little longer than expected in light of recent events. According to Matteo Moretto via FCInterNews, the San Siro giants are in ‘no hurry’ to sell the 26-year-old ace.
Arsenal takes on Chelsea today in the first leg of the Carabao Cup semi-final, with both sides determined to secure an advantage. The fixture carries added significance for the Gunners, who are widely regarded as having some of the finest players in England within their current squad.
It looks like Tottenham Hotspur is on the verge of sanctioning another winter exit as Manchester City’s ownership group fortifies its move to sign a 22-year-old Argentine footballer.
Liverpool have rarely lacked talking points this season, but beneath the weekly noise sits a wider question about expectations, transition and what success actually looks like for us right now.
Liverpool have navigated another week of noise and narrative, but beneath the results, deeper questions continue to surface around authority, standards and control at Anfield.
Aston Villa have made a bold move in the January transfer window, submitting a £52 million (€60m) bid to sign Barcelona forward Ferran Torres, according to Fichajes.
Mile Svilar has been linked with a move away from AS Roma, and Tottenham Hotspur are interested in securing his signature. Guglielmo Vicario has been quite inconsistent since joining the club, and he can be quite poor at dealing with aerial balls.
The BBC have mentioned four Chelsea transfer targets, with one of them being a 26-cap Turkish international star. Chelsea aren’t expected to be too busy in the winter transfer market, with most of the focus being on the summer transfer window.
Chelsea are known admirers of Manchester United midfielder Kobbie Mainoo who has less than 18 months left on his contract according to reports. The Blues once again heavily invested in the squad last summer, and totally revamped their front line with five new attacking signings.
Chelsea head coach Liam Rosenior seemingly opens the door to bomb squad members Raheem Sterling and Axel Disasi. The club have this thing where if you are not part of the plans and you are up for sale, you don’t train or play with the first team until you are sold.