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  'Lionel Messi Will be A PSG Player Next Year'    Lionel Messi will be playing his trade with Paris Saint Germain next season. That's the view according to journalist/pundit Daniel Riolo, who dropped the news on RMC Sport on Thursday evening. The Frenchman believes Messi, who is out of contract in June 2021, is nailed on to move to the French champions - even going as far as saying he is "very serious" that the transfer will happen. The bombshell comes after PSG star Neymar revealed his desire to link up with Messi again following the club's 3-1 win over Manchester United at Old Trafford. "What I want most is to play with [Messi] again, to be able to enjoy being on the pitch with him again," the Brazil international told ESPN after scoring a brace.   "He could play in my place. He won't have any problems, I'm sure. I want to play with him again and I'm sure that, next season, we have to do it." Neymar and Messi, along wit...

Zidane wants Liverpool Mane and Pogba’s at Real Madrid Real Madrid manager Zinedine Zidane has insisted that his club should sign Liverpool forward Sadio Mane as he seeks to build a more formidable new front line. Madrid have already signed Eden Hazard and Luka Jovic this summer, but Zidane is keen on adding Mane to that list, according to Don Balon. Mane is one of Liverpool’s most impressive performers in their Champions League-winning campaign of 2018/19, and Don Balon suggest the fact that he’s now won a major trophy with the Reds might also increase his chances of switching Anfield for the Bernabeu. It remains to be seen if that’s really true, but LFC fans may also be worried that the Mane Real Madrid rumours won’t seem to die down. Just the other day, Diario Gol claimed Real president Florentino Perez was continuously probing the Merseyside giants about the former Southampton man. According to Zidane he is also pushing president Florentino Perez t...

Manchester United submits huge bid for Koulibaly   According to Italian tabloid Corriere dello Sport as reported by Football Italia, Manchester United has submitted a bid for Napoli defender Kalidou Koulibaly upwards of $107.7 million. The report states that since the Red Devils are anticipating a swing and miss on Matthijs de Ligt, they have now set their sights on the 27-year-old Senegal international who has been an absolute workhorse for the Serie A side since joining in 2014. Koulibaly has made at least 27 Serie A appearances in each of his five seasons at Napoli, topping the 30-game mark in three of the last four seasons including 35 games played in each of the last two campaigns. Koulibaly reportedly has a $170 million release clause that becomes active next summer, with his contract not set to expire until the summer of 2023 having signed an extension just last year. Still, Koulibaly has been a wanted man over the past few years, with Napoli fending o...

How Barcelona could look next season! Barcelona are chasing some huge signings in the summer transfer window, meaning Ernesto Valverde’s first team could look very different at the start of the 2019/20 season. The La Liga champions have already snapped up Frenkie de Jong from Ajax in an attempt to bolster their ageing midfield. Matthijs de Ligt has been strongly linked with a move to Spain after catching the eye with Ajax this season, although reports suggest Barcelona are yet to make an official bid for the centre-back. Paris Saint-Germain and Manchester United are also in for the Dutchman, who is represented by super-agent Mino Raiola.  Meanwhile, Neymar has been linked with sensational return to Barcelona as uncertainty grows over his future at PSG. Messi and co are said to want Neymar back and the South America squad members are pushing for Barcelona to re-sign the 27-year-old. However, Antoine Griezmann can also arrive at the Nou Camp after confirming he w...

Ronaldo transfer made everyone happy - Kroos   Cristiano Ronaldo's move to Juventus last year made everyone happy, according to Real Madrid midfielder and former team-mate Toni Kroos. Madrid lost their all-time leading scorer to Juve nearly 12 months ago in a deal that will cost upwards of €100million and endured a difficult campaign in their first season without him. The Spanish giants finished a lowly third in LaLiga and fell short in both the Copa del Rey and Champions League after failing to fill the void left by Ronaldo's departure, but Kroos can understand why the five-time Ballon d'Or winner left. "It would be strange if you didn't miss someone like Cristiano Ronaldo, who has decided so many matches with his goals," he told Bild.  "His transfer, however, made everyone happy. He wanted a new experience and Real Madrid earned a lot of money."

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