Real Madrid faces a striker surplus post-Club World Cup. While Alvaro Carreras arrives, Endrick's unexpected desire to stay at the Bernabeu, even after an injury, complicates loan plans, potentially pushing Gonzalo Garcia towards an exit.
Juventus faces transfer woes as Allegri seeks full-backs, while Inter targets a record signing. PSG eyes Club World Cup glory, and other major transfer sagas continue to unfold across European football.
As the transfer window heats up, Manchester United face crucial talks with Marcus Rashford, while Arsenal push for Viktor Gyokeres. Chelsea targets Donnarumma, and Newcastle reignites Ekitike interest amidst other significant player movements.
Real Madrid icon Toni Kroos highlights rising star Arda Guler's potential under new coach Xabi Alonso. Despite early defensive challenges, Guler's attacking prowess makes him vital for Alonso's evolving squad, bolstered by new signings, aiming for a stronger future in Madrid.
Luka Modric's medical tests for AC Milan are confirmed for Monday, July 14. Meanwhile, Milan is actively seeking to offload midfielders Ismael Bennacer and Yacine Adli, with Saudi Pro League clubs showing strong interest, to streamline their squad.
Chelsea's Club World Cup journey culminates in New Jersey, eyeing over £10m and a second trophy. This demanding campaign has tested their squad, validated their youth project, and provided crucial pre-season experience.
Real Madrid's trophy-less 2024-25 season is largely blamed on the perceived incompatibility and lack of effort between star forwards Kylian Mbappe and Vinicius Junior. This has led to rising tensions and doubts over Vinicius's future at the Bernabeu.
Real Madrid's 2024-25 season ended with a Club World Cup exit. Their request to delay the 2025-26 season opener for more pre-season training was denied by La Liga president Javier Tebas, leaving them with just 20 days to prepare for Osasuna.
Luka Modric is moving to AC Milan after Real Madrid's Club World Cup exit. He'll sign a one-year deal for €3M per season and join training in August after a short holiday.
Juventus is reportedly set to offer star Kenan Yildiz a huge new contract until 2030/2031, just a year after his last raise. The deal could treble his salary to €3.5M+, aligning him with top players after a stellar 2024-25 season.
