Bayern Munich sporting director Max Eberl has made it clear that extending Dayot Upamecano's contract is a top priority for the club. The French centre-back, who joined in 2021, is out of contract next June, and with several European giants circling, Bayern are trying hard to keep one of their key players beyond 2025. However, Upamecano's high wage demands have made negotiations challenging...Full Story »

It's been claimed Inter are among clubs keen to bring former Barcelona and PSG star Neymar back to Europe in January...Full Story »

Jurgen Klopp has taken up a new role with the German Football League (DFL) alongside former Real Madrid star Sami Khedira...Full Story »

Newcastle striker Yoane Wissa is set to avoid a long-term injury layoff, with reports suggesting he could make his return against former club Brentford...Full Story »

Former Man City manager Roberto Mancini has reportedly told friends that he would be interested in the Man United jobs if they sack Ruben Amorim...Full Story »

Romelu Lukaku’s agent has revealed that Real Madrid boss Carlo Ancelotti once wanted to sign the Belgian striker ahead of Kylian Mbappe...Full Story »

Crystal Palace manager Oliver Glasner has spoken to the media ahead of this weekend's game against Bournemouth...Full Story »

Bayern Munich have been told it would be a “must” to sign Borussia Dortmund defender Nico Schlotterbeck if contract talks with Dayot Upamecano collapse. With the Frenchman’s future uncertain and Liverpool monitoring the situation, Lothar Matthaus believes the German international could be the ideal replacement one who already knows the Bundesliga inside out...Full Story »

Former Scotland midfielder Don Hutchison has urged Liverpool boss Arne Slot to drop summer signing Jeremie Frimpong, claiming the Dutchman’s performances have been far below the club’s standards. Hutchison believes Conor Bradley should now be given the chance to start at right-back, arguing that Frimpong’s form and confidence have dipped alarmingly since his arrival at Anfield...Full Story »

Pep Guardiola has revealed he does not intend to take a break from management until 2035, in a witty response to former Manchester City colleague Carles Planchart's warning that the Catalan should step away from the Etihad and seek a new project to "regenerate". Guardiola emphasised in response that he still has the energy to lead the Cityzens into a new chapter, as his playing squad continues ...Full Story »