Paris seduces with a rising star from Real Madrid
Pau Cubarsi, a player trained at the Masia, extends his contract with FC Barcelona. Real Madrid also has a club trained at the club and who is performing this season. Madrid works on an extension of his crack. But Sport reveals to us this morning that PSG is interested in the player. Paris would be ready to offer 45 million euros to recruit it. Powered as a first team thanks to the injuries of certain executives, the young defender impressed despite the usual distrust of Ancelotti towards the players trained at the club. His contract runs until 2026 with a clause of 50 million euros, but Madrid wishes to extend and revalue his salary. The player will have to choose between winning at the Merengues or go for a more important role elsewhere.
Milan doubts with Théo Hernandez
In Italy, La Gazzetta dello Sport evokes the Théo Hernandez case. It is going through a difficult period with Milan, its level of play is not up to expectations. In Champions League as in Serie A, he is often distracted and seems disinterested, especially in defense. Although his presence in the field remains notable, especially with his extravagant look, he can no longer stimulate the expected offensive dynamics. His current contract runs until 2026, but his renewal seems compromised, especially if he fails to improve his performance. Milan could consider a departure at the end of the season if the situation continues.
Manchester United less hot for Viktor Gyökeres
According to the Manchester Evening NewsManchester United seeks to reduce its payroll by saving 300,000 euros per week on Antony and Rashford, and by considering separating from Casemiro, Lindelöf and Eriksen, or 37 million euros per year. The club no longer wants to offer big wages and excludes any player asking for more than 350,000 euros per week. Regarding Viktor Gyökeres, despite the initial interest, United does not seem ready to pay the 95 million euros requested by Sporting. In addition, the Swedish favors a qualified club for the Champions League, which United is unlikely to achieve. Ineos prefers to invest in young players with high resale value.
