Man United open to offloading 9 first-team players
Manchester United are preparing for a busy summer transfer window. After welcoming Sir Jim Ratcliffe to the club as their new minority shareholder, Manchester United have handed control of their sporting operations over to the British billionaire. And set to make some important decisions on the future of several key first-team players, Ratcliffe and right-hand man Sir David Brailsford, are reportedly open to allowing as many as nine senior players to leave, according to ESPN.
Chelsea set sights on Bowen
Journalist Simon Phillips reports that Chelsea want to get winger Jarrod Bowen from West Ham United this summer in order to strengthen their attack. The reliable journalist claims on his Substack that the west London club want to move at least two of their current players to make room for four other wingers. Hammers star Bowen is one of those choices, but given that the England international signed a new contract that runs until 2030 before this season, a deal is now viewed as “unlikely.”
Barcelona ready to sell Andreas Christensen for €60 million
Barcelona will reportedly part ways with 28-year-old Danish utility man Andreas Christensen if they receive a bid worth €60 million for him. According to a report by Spanish outlet Fichajes, Andreas Christensen faces an uncertain future at FC Barcelona heading into the summer transfer window. The reigning La Liga champions are ready to part ways with the 28-year-old utility man if his suitors produce a bid of around €60 million to sign him.
Manchester United, West Ham United vying for Edin Terzic
Manchester United and West Ham United have reportedly identified 41-year-old Borussia Dortmund boss Edin Terzic as their latest target. According to a report by TEAMtalk, Edin Terzic might have his next managerial assignment in the Premier League. Manchester United and West Ham United are scouring the market for a new manager, with the 41-year-old Borussia Dortmund boss emerging as a target for both English clubs.