Europe's major leagues have entered the final sprint stage, and many teams have begun to plan ahead for the next season, especially in terms of reinforcements, there are many high-quality players whose contracts expire this summer, and the giant teams are actively operating and promoting the signing and transfer of players.
1. Real Madrid need to prepare 250 million euros if they sign Haaland
Dortmund striker Haaland left the squad this summer, there is almost no suspense, and now there are a number of European giants looking to bring in the strong striker, the closest to Real Madrid and Manchester City.
In a show, Spain's six show listed the cost of signing Haaland, estimated at 250 million euros. According to the estimates of the six units, the transfer fee for the introduction of Haaland is 100 million euros, the commission paid to the broker Raiola is as high as 50 million euros, the additional 50 million euros to Haaland's father (this fee is not stated what the cost is), and Haaland's annual salary is about 50 million euros. Together, these items amount to 250 million euros.
According to previous media, Real Madrid intend to bring in both Mbappe and Haaland this summer, but the Galacticos need to clean up some players in the team first, otherwise there is not enough salary space to sign these 2 people at the same time. In addition to Real Madrid, Manchester City is also relatively close to signing Haaland.
2. The Post: West Ham is poised to sell Rice this summer for £150 million
England international Rice is also a sweet potato in the transfer market, and Manchester United has always been his suitor.
According to the Daily Mail, West Ham intend to sell Rice this summer in exchange for a hefty transfer fee, which they priced for £150 million. Rice, one of the new superstars that has emerged in England in recent years, is only 23 years old this year, and is the absolute main force of West Ham, who has a strong strength at both ends of the attack and defense, so he has attracted the attention of many big teams.
United are Rice's main suitors and the Red Devils are looking to bring him in to take Pogba's place, with the Frenchman expiring this summer's contract likely not being renewed. United would have to pay a hefty price to get Rice, with West Ham priced at around £150 million, £50m more than The price of Gralis's move to Manchester City last year.
3. Italian media: Juve Paris compete for the Brazilian international, Lyon is priced at 60 million
According to the Italian media "All Juve", Juventus and Paris are interested in Brazil international midfielder Paqueta, and Lyon is paying him a price of 60 million euros.
Juventus have a number of players whose contracts have expired this summer, Dybala has already decided that he will not renew his contract, and no one else has yet reached a contract extension agreement, so the old woman needs to be ready in the transfer market. It is reported that Juve is closely following the situation of Paqueta and intends to introduce it.
The 24-year-old Paqueta is an active Brazilian international who plays as a midfielder and has played 34 times for Lyon this season, scoring nine goals and having five assists. The Brazilian, who has previously played for AC Milan, is no stranger to Serie A.
In addition to Juventus, Paris is also interested in Paqueta. Lyon will certainly not budge on the transfer fee, they are priced at 60 million euros. In the winter transfer window, Lyon sold another Brazilian midfielder, Guimarães, to Newcastle for more than 50 million euros.
4. Romano: Manchester United have interviewed Tenhach since the start of the manager's selection
United's contract with current manager Ronnick expires in June, and the Red Devils have already begun their coaching work, with Pochettino and Ajax boss Tenhach being more rumored.
According to transfer expert Romano, Manchester United have completed the interview work of Tenhach, and the English reporter also confirmed the news. Judging from the feedback, the Red Devils are satisfied with Tenhach's English level. However, there are many aspects of what a giant manager has to do, and United will have to weigh it before making a decision, and the board will continue to interview other candidates.
Tenhach's coaching ability is evident to all, and in recent seasons he has led Ajax to outstanding performances in the Dutch League and Champions League. It is understood that Tenghach's liquidated damages are about 5 million, and Ajax's top management will not prevent him from coaching the big team. However, Tenghach lacks coaching experience from the top five league teams, which may be a part of his relative weakness.