Dreesen says Bayern can afford any transfer but will stay selective
Bayern Munich chief executive Jan-Christian Dreesen said the club can afford any transfer it wants, but new signings must fit the coach and club philosophy.
Bayern Munich chief executive Jan-Christian Dreesen said the club can afford any transfer it wants, but new signings must fit the coach and club philosophy.
TEAMtalk reported that Eddie Howe is believed to be Jason Wilcox's preferred option as Manchester United's next manager, while Marcus Rashford could leave in the winter window.
Colby Donovan has extended his Celtic contract until 2031, with Martin O'Neill and the 20-year-old both speaking after the deal was confirmed.
Flashscore reported that Arsenal are considering moves for a wide forward and a centre-forward in 2027 as they assess their goal threat.
Barcelona forward Anthony Gordon said the Clasico against Real Madrid is evenly matched and said he could have offered more against Paris Saint-Germain.
Before Jose Mourinho's first El Clasico since 2013, Planet Football revisited the Real Madrid XI from the 2-1 win over Barcelona in March 2013.
Football Italia reported that Aurelio De Laurentiis is not fully convinced by Giovanni Manna and is considering Igli Tare as a possible replacement.
Xabi Alonso said his Real Madrid dismissal came too early and explained why he chose Chelsea after taking time off.