Arsenal, Man Utd & Everton eye Porto star Brahimi The midfielder can leave for free this summer Arsenal, Manchester United, Everton and Wolves have shown an interest in Porto midfielder Yacine Brahimi, says Portuguese outlet Correio da Manha. The 29-year-old midfielder can leave the Portuguese outfit for free at the end of the season and the offers are already coming in. The report cla...Full Story »

Moussa Marega Paulo Oliveira / DPI / NurPhoto via Getty Images West Ham have sent a delegation to Portugal to tie up deals for Porto pair Moussa Marega and Yacine Brahimi and Benfica's teenage sensation Joao Felix, as well as set up a working partnership with both clubs, sources have told ESPN FC. The Hammers have enjoyed a productive summer in the transfer window and they have no signs of sto...Full Story »

Manchester United are set to embark on a mass overhaul of their squad when the transfer window reopens this summer. Mourinho is determined to bolster his ranks after a season that has seen the Red Devils again fail to mount a title challenge. Express Sport understands Atletico Madrid hit man Antoine Griezmann is the player he wants to land the most. However, the Daily Mail say Mourinho is al...Full Story »

According to reports from O Jogo, Liverpool have inquired into the availability of Porto winger Yacine Brahimi ahead of the summer transfer window. The Algerian international earned rave reviews at the 2014 World Cup as well as a lucrative move to Estadio do Dragao, having previously plied his trade with Rennes and Granada. The 26-year-old has gone on to establish himself as one of the top t...Full Story »

Bayern Munich, Manchester City and Paris Saint-Germain are all battling it out for the signing of Yacine Brahimi. The winger has been a revelation since joining Porto last summer from Granada, scoring 11 goals. The Algerian's performances have sparked interest from several sides in Europe and a summer transfer battle is now expected. According to L'Equipe, Bayern, Manchester City and PSG ar...Full Story »

Porto eased into the Champions League quarter-finals with a comfortable 4-0 win over Swiss side Basle in the second leg of their last-16 clash. The Portuguese club are through to the last eight for only the second time since winning the competition in 2004 and their place was in little doubt from the moment Yacine Brahimi fired in a free-kick after 14 minutes. Further goals from Hector Herre...Full Story »

Manchester City will need to pay £40m to land Porto’s midfield star Yacine Brahimi, according to reports from talkSPORT. The 25-year-old shone at the World Cup with Algeria over the summer, earning a move to the Portuguese giants from Granada. And he has maintained that form with Porto, which is believed to have attracted interest from City. The Sky Blues have recently raided the...Full Story »

Yacine Brahimi's hat-trick fired Porto to a new club-record Champions League victory in a 6-0 demolition of BATE Borisov at the Dragao Stadium. Porto captain Jackson Martinez hit the target to back up Algeria midfielder Brahimi's impressive treble as the hosts romped to the landslide Group H win. Adrian Lopez and Vincent Aboubakar rounded off the rout, with the Belarusian side hopelessly outcl...Full Story »

Algeria's Yacine Brahimi believes playing attacking football is the only way to guarantee a place in the last 16 of the World Cup. The African nation face Russia in the final round of matches in Group H knowing victory will put them through to the knockout phase for the first time in their history, although a draw could well be enough providing South Korea do not produce an upset against the al...Full Story »

Rayo Vallecano continued their march up the Primera Division table as a second-half blitz earned them a 3-0 win at 10-man Granada. The hosts had Yacine Brahimi sent off soon after the break for a second yellow card and moments later Atletico Madrid loanee Saul Niguez broke the deadlock with a 30-yard strike. Rayo's top scorer Joaquin Larrivey doubled the lead five minutes later to put Rayo on ...Full Story »