News Focus
- Mohamed Salah may cancel his Liverpool exit after the club sacked manager Arne Slot.
- Slot has become a target for AC Milan only hours after leaving Anfield.
- West Ham star Mateus Fernandes favours a transfer to Manchester United ahead of Arsenal.
- Bayern Munich are monitoring Bournemouth’s teenage striker Eli Junior Kroupi.
- Crystal Palace defender Chris Richards faces a race to recover from an ankle injury before USA duty.
Mohamed Salah could change his mind about leaving Liverpool this summer. The Egyptian forward had already told supporters he would quit the club when the season ends. However, the recent dismissal of manager Arne Slot might force him to reconsider his future. The Athletic reports that Salah is now unsure about his next move.
Slot lost his job at Anfield and immediately became a candidate for Italian side AC Milan. The Serie A giants are searching for a new boss. They contacted the Dutchman just hours after Liverpool ended his tenure, according to the Daily Mail.
In other transfer news, West Ham midfielder Mateus Fernandes has set his heart on a move to Manchester United. The Portugal international would rather join the Red Devils than sign for Premier League champions Arsenal. The i newspaper claims Fernandes sees his future at Old Trafford.
Bournemouth’s young striker Eli Junior Kroupi is attracting interest from major European clubs. Bayern Munich have joined several English teams in tracking the teenager’s development. Scouts are watching the forward closely, notes the Daily Mail.
AC Milan are also pursuing other appointments. They have spoken with former Crystal Palace manager Oliver Glasner about taking charge at the San Siro. The Rossoneri are also considering ex-Manchester United boss Ralf Rangnick for a sporting director role.
Real Betis winger Abde Ezzalzouli has emerged as a potential signing for Newcastle United. The Moroccan international could replace Anthony Gordon if the England wide man departs St James’ Park, Sport suggests.
Across the Atlantic, the USA national team faces an anxious wait over defender Chris Richards. The Crystal Palace centre-back missed his club’s Conference League victory due to an ankle knock. Medical staff will assess his fitness before upcoming international matches, the Daily Mail states.
Finally, Hearts midfielder Cammy Devlin may stay in Edinburgh despite foreign interest. The Australian international has attracted offers from clubs in England and America’s MLS. However, he has not rejected the idea of extending his contract at Tynecastle, reports the Daily Record.