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With both sustained injuries during their 4-0 win over Toulouse on Sunday and Neymar nearing the exit door in Paris, the Ligue 1 champions are interested in completing a move for Mario Mandzukic before next week’s deadline. Continue reading “Mbappe and Cavani injured, PSG interested in Juventus’ Mario Mandzukic”
Everton are close to confirming a massive coup this summer, with Juventus’ teenage wonderkid Moise Kean set to compete a £36m (£27.5m initial, £9m add-ons) move this weekend.
Continue reading “Everton close to £36m deal for Juventus wonderkid Moise Kean”
Here’s a breakdown of the top ten European clubs with the highest wage bills and what it means for their respective transfer situations….
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Tanguy Ndombele sealed a club-record £63m move to join UCL finalists Tottenham this week and the French midfielder’s arrival in north London reiterates a signal of their lofty ambitions.
Continue reading “Tanguy Ndombele: Why Tottenham’s new signing is a signal of their intent”
New Juventus manager Maurizio Sarri has said joining them this summer is a “step forward” in his managerial career after a year at Chelsea, while revealing he understands the scepticism and pressure that comes with being appointed too. Continue reading “Juve move a step forward from “inferior” Chelsea, Maurizio Sarri reveals”
With Maurizio Sarri officially departing for Juventus on Sunday, here’s a look at three reasons why Chelsea’s new boss should not be Frank Lampard this summer…
Continue reading “3 reasons why Frank Lampard should not be Chelsea’s next manager”
Juventus midfielder Blaise Matuidi has publicly revealed his happiness in Turin, while revealing talks over a contract extension with the Serie A champions is ongoing. Continue reading “Matuidi reveals Juventus happiness, contract talks set to open”
After revealing he’d stay at Real despite speculation on his future, I take a look at three reasons why World Cup winner Raphael Varane is right with his latest decision to remain in Madrid…
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Ajax stunned the world again, this time beating Juventus 2-1 (3-2 agg) to earn their Champions League semi-final place. They’ll play either Manchester City or Tottenham for a place in next month’s final, but what are five talking points from their memorable victory in Turin? Continue reading “Juventus 1-2 Ajax: 5 Talking Points”
Goals from Donny van de Beek and teenage captain Matthijs de Ligt saw Ajax stun Juventus, reaching the Champions League semi-finals for the first time in 22 years with a 3-2 aggregate win on an unforgettable night in Turin.
Continue reading “Juventus (2) 1-2 (3) Ajax: de Ligt heads underdogs into the semis”
Moise Kean continued his excellent goalscoring form while former Arsenal youngster Stephy Mavididi made his competitive Juventus debut, during their surprise 2-1 away defeat by SPAL earlier this afternoon.
Continue reading “Moise Kean scores again, Stephy Mavididi makes Juventus debut in 2-1 loss”
Recent reports suggest AC Milan are planning a shock approach for Tottenham boss Mauricio Pochettino this summer. Is a move to Italy something he should consider, given Tottenham’s financial flaws and lack of success in recent seasons?
Continue reading “All things considered, should Pochettino take the AC Milan job?”
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