An intriguing rumor here reported by UK’s The Week. Arsenal may be looking to offload star playmaker Mesut Ozil and use the money to vie for Man City star forward Sergio Aguero. As quoted from The Week: “According to The Sun, Arsenal, Chelsea and Spurs are all “keen on signing” the player described by the
Paul Pogba Pogba’s £89 million arrival in the summer, a world-record transfer, was seen as a move that made Manchester United favourites for the Premier League crown this season. The Frenchman’s powerful performances for both Juventus and France made him one of the most sought-after players in world football and United fans had every reason
Mesut Ozil reportedly met with Fenerbahce over a possible transfer to the club during a 17-hour trip to Istanbul in his recent visit to Turkey, according to Hurriyet. Ozil, 28, is yet to put pen-to-paper on a new deal with Arsenal hence leaving room for speculations about a potential Arsenal exit. Smart move Seeing as
Given Arsenal’s recent form and goalscoring prowess, many believed Saturday’s encounter with Middlesbrough would be a forgone conclusion. The Gunners, coming off a 6-0 victory in the Champions League against Ludogorets, came up against a Boro side that had failed to win in their last six games. It looked an ominous task for Aitor Karanka’s
Arsenal have today been linked with 16 year old Juventus wonderkid Moise Kean, the millennium baby and Italian youth international is due to make his first team debut for ‘I bianconeri’ tomorrow evening against Sampdoria. Juventus were unbeaten in their previous seven games in all competitions until they lost 1-0 to Milan at the weekend
Rumours of Diego Simeone’s arrival in the English top flight have increased in recent days, and it has set pulses racing that the Premier League will hot up even more than it already has. So far, the league arguably as the best managers in world football plying their trade with Pep Guardiola, Jurgen Klopp, Jose
For me the sign of a good manager is being able to totally hoodwink your players into delivering a fine performance and, by this token, Claudio Ranieri is a very good manager. All hail Ranieri Ranieri told all the players to listen to the Champions League anthem on the way into work on