Official announcements and credible rumors: a look back at this week’s transfer news.
It’s official ✍️
– Antoine Griezmann has officially announced his departure from Atlético de Madrid. The French legend will join Orlando City next July and will wear the number 7 shirt.
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– Mohamed Salah has also announced his departure from Liverpool at the end of the season. However, it is still unknown where the Egyptian will play next season.
– Sevilla FC have sacked head coach Matías Almeyda, with the Argentine replaced by Luis Garcia.
– Liverpool are preparing for life after Mohamed Salah. While Michael Olise is at the top of the list, Bradley Barcola is also among the options being monitored by the English club. (RMC)
– Arsenal have made Khvicha Kvaratskhelia one of their main targets for next summer. (The Independent)
– Marquinhos has opened the door to a return to Corinthians at the end of his contract with PSG.
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– Bayern Munich will not listen to any offers for Michael Olise. The Frenchman will not be leaving the club.
– Diego Simeone is expected to extend his contract with Atlético de Madrid. (As)
– Werder Bremen wonderkid Karim Coulibaly is reportedly on the radar of PSG, OM, Chelsea, Newcastle, and Napoli. (Bild)
– Bernardo Silva would still prioritize a move to Barcelona after his Manchester City contract expires this summer. (Sport)
– Juventus have reportedly entered the race for Antonio Rüdiger. (Bild)
– Igor Tudor is indeed on his way out at Tottenham. Roberto De Zerbi is among Spurs’ main options to replace him. (The Telegraph)
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– Rodri has publicly opened the door to a move to Real Madrid, or at the very least a return to La Liga.
– Enzo Fernandez dreams of Real Madrid, but the Spanish club has not yet made a decision on its future midfield signing.
– Camavinga’s future at Real Madrid is uncertain, with Liverpool and Chelsea reportedly interested. (CaughtOffside)
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