Haaland reprimanded
Erling Haaland is on the front page of all the British tabloids this morning, but for once not for his prowess. As you can see on the first page of the Daily Mail, the Norwegian became angry with the refereeing yesterday during the draw against Tottenham (3-3). The cyborg was furious after being denied the chance to play an advantage in the final moments of this thrilling Premier League match. Haaland was one of several City players to complain to the official and he continued his protests after the match by reposting a clip of the incident on X, with the comment “WTF“. A tweet repeated everywhere. Now, he risks big as we explain The Sun and the Daily Mirror. Erling Haaland faces possible disciplinary measures from the English Football Association following his publication, as she was able to do for Mikel Arteta recently with a fine.
Bayern does not let go of Davies
In the columns of the Spanish media A.S., we learn that Bayern are going on the attack with Tuchel as club spokesperson to prevent Davies from leaving for Real Madrid. The Canadian left-back’s contract expires in 2025 and, for the moment, there is no news on a possible renewal. Madrid wants to put pressure on Bayern to push them to sell him next summer, or even this winter. But the Bavarians are not going to let this happen and intend to push him to extend, at least in the event of a sale, it will be more expensive. Here is what Thomas Tuchel said: “He is our player and an indisputable starter. I have every confidence that the club will lay the foundations for everything to go well. He is 100% aware of the value we place on him. He’s still a very young player, he’s in the right place. It is clear that if Bayern go on the attack, they will think about it.»
Juve reviews its transfer window
Fabian Ruiz’s injury not only changes the plans of PSG, but also of the Old Lady, who wanted to offer him. As reported to us The Sun, the Turinese want to speed up negotiations with Manchester United for two players. Juve will do a double blow by offering Jadon Sancho and Donny van de Beek for around 30 million euros. And after La Gazzetta Dello Sport, a Juve nugget is in Newcastle’s sights. Matias Soulé, currently on loan to Frosinone, is in the Magpies’ sights for this winter.