Check Out “Sadio Mane may join Cristiano Ronaldo in Al Nassr.” The former Liverpool player is allegedly talking about a lucrative transfer from Bayern Munich to the Middle East, according to sources from The Athletic.
According to reports, a representative from the agency that represents Mane met with Goran Vucevic, the sporting director of Al Nassr, in Portugal to talk about a potential partnership.
Bayern, the defending Bundesliga champions, are presently in Portugal with Mane as they get ready to defend their crown once more in the upcoming season.
Mane only moved from Liverpool to Bayern Munich last summer for a fee of £35 million.
He agreed to a deal that would keep him in Germany until 2025, but he struggled in his first season, managing just seven goals in 25 Bundesliga games.
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Bernardo Silva could end up becoming the newest high-profile player to leave the Etihad Stadium, and Manchester City is prepared to fight to prevent that.
Silva is open to leaving City and is desired by European powerhouses Paris Saint-Germain and Barcelona. There has also been rumored interest from Saudi Arabia.
Pep Guardiola is eager to hold onto Silva, though, having already lost treble-winning captain Ilkay Gundogan to Barca and decided to trade Riyad Mahrez to Saudi Pro League team Al Ahli.
The ideal situation for City would be for the Portuguese wizard, who has won five Premier League championships, to sign a contract extension before the end of his current term in 2025.
If that doesn’t work, the European champions will try to deter potential bidders by demanding a transfer fee of at least £70 million.
The talkSPORT transfer diary for today includes this article and others.
Because he is too old, Chelsea turned down the opportunity to try and recruit Joao Palhinha from Fulham.
Palhinha, according to talkSPORT, was offered to the Blues as a potential substitute for their top target Moises Caicedo.
However, the former Sporting Lisbon star, who just turned 28, does not fit the age profile of Chelsea’s hiring squad.
Chelsea’s starting lineup for Mauricio Pochettino’s inaugural match, a 5-0 friendly victory over Wrexham, with an average age of under 21.
Advanced negotiations between West Ham and Manchester City regarding the winger Carlos Borges’ permanent signing are ongoing.
Due to his 21 goals in 24 appearances in Premier League 2 last season, which helped City’s Under-21s win the championship, the club values the 19-year-old at £14 million.
Romeo Lavia will be transferred to Southampton, and City will include a buyback mechanism in the agreement.
Harvey Barnes, a winger for Leicester, is likely to join Newcastle in a £38 million deal, therefore West Ham has moved for young Portuguese star Borges in his place.
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