Liverpool is looking for the rare pearl
Mohamed Salah is not eternal and above all, he is at the end of the contract. And that, the residents of Anfield understood this well and that is why management works on reinforcement in attack. According to the Mirrorthe club is ready to afford Alexander Isak, the Newcastle scorer. The future of the attacker will depend on a qualification or not in the Champions League of his team. He would have a “Gentlemen Agreement” In place to let him leave St. James' Park this summer if Newcastle fails to qualify. The Magpies await at least 180 million euros to let go. If the Isak file failed, Liverpool could fall back on Ademola Lookman of Atalanta. In conflict with Gasperini from the penaltygate, the Nigerian believes that he does not receive the respect he deserves within the locker room according to Skysport. Contacts with Liverpool were started to examine the possibility of a final transfer this summer.
One last dance for Modric
At 39, Luka Modric still brings a lot to Real Madrid. His technical accuracy already, as evidenced by his extraordinary goal scored against Girona. But above all his experience. For example, Croatian does not hesitate to crop stars like Kylian Mbappé when necessary. At the end of the contract at the end of the season, Real thinks more and more to extend it. The club began discussions in this sense according to Reader. Ancelotti said it at a press conference: “Modric must continue, it is a gift for football.To see what Modric decides, he who has no shortage of requests.
Manchester United dismissals
In Manchester United, the disaster continues behind the scenes. As indicated by Manchester Evening News On its front page, the club made the decision to close its staff canteen, end of free lunches. Now, the club will offer employees for free fruit as part of current costs reduction measures. After having already deleted 250 positions last year, 150 to 200 additional jobs should disappear as announced in a press release. A total of 450 jobs removed in the space of two seasons. The only way out is that owners invest their money to reduce debt according to several fans. The price of tickets increases despite the brief disputes, the problems multiply in Manchester.
