Wes Brown believes Marcus Rashford can surpass Lamine Yamal's Barcelona output. "He'll try and match him in every way," Brown stated, underlining Rashford's potential during a potential loan spell
Exciting interest surrounds Toulouse's squad this summer, with sporting director Mickaël Le Bihan confirming openness to bids. "If a good offer arrives, we'll have a look at it," he stated, hinting at potential player sales. This statement comes as Charlie Cresswell, who only joined last year from Leeds, is reportedly available
LAFC's Denis Bouanga boldly named William Saliba the world's premier defender, while surprisingly overlooking Harry Kane as the top striker
Manchester United can signal a "show of big intent" by pursuing Gianluigi Donnarumma. The Italian superstar is positioned as a superior alternative to Emi Martinez for upgrading the goalkeeper position
Crystal Palace chairman Steve Parish acknowledges the transient nature of football, stating, "'Players come and go.'" This admission fuels speculation about Eberechi Eze and Marc Guehi's futures amid strong interest from Arsenal and Liverpool. Both talismanic players were instrumental in Palace's Community Shield victory over the Reds, but their departure before the transfer window closes is a real possibility
Manchester United's Alejandro Garnacho faces fresh scrutiny: spotted with a vape while getting a new tattoo, the young star, reportedly out of favour and awaiting a potential Chelsea transfer, reignites past vaping controversies
Eden Hazard playfully teased that his former managers, Jose Mourinho and Antonio Conte, might be furious with him. The notoriously laid-back ex-Chelsea star revealed this anticipation after a recent surge of gym activity in preparation for an upcoming charity match, sparking humor about their likely reaction
Barcelona's season opener faces uncertainty as President Joan Laporta reveals a looming registration deadline for new signings. This development follows a U-turn on Marc-Andre ter Stegen's status, with plans now in place to add Joan Garcia
Manchester United faces a monumental task to secure their "dream" signing, Carlos Baleba. Brighton, notorious for their shrewd negotiations, demands an astronomical, "crazy" offer to even consider parting with the coveted midfielder
