Karim Benzema With Joelinton’s hamstring injury the prognosis does not look good at all, with Newcastle really in need of a midfielder. They are thinking of Kelvin Phillips, he is the only one who can fill this spot, give or take Ivan Toney. Phillips may not play Manchester City, preferring a long list that would include Atletico Madrid and Barcelona. There’s also Juventus, while a loan move to Crystal Palace or Crystal Palace would put him alongside Gareth Southgate. There is a loan fee of £7 million
There is a way out for Newcastle, namely Ederson at Atalanta, even if the Serie A club does not want to sell. As for Conor Gallagher, Chelsea continue to address their own sustainability and profitability concerns in the market. Another means of achieving this is the sale of Armando Broza, who would be worth around £50m, which would be a steep price for suitors including Fulham, West Ham and Wolves. Broza, like Gallagher, will continue to count as a net gain on the FFP sheet for those with bridge money, having got into the youth team. This high price comes due to Manchester United paying them £64 million for Rasmus Hjolund, who has been seen to be a goal-shy striker similar to him.
Levi Colville will be a net profit sale, with Liverpool looking to solve their injury problems on the defensive line, with the departure of Trevoh Chalobah, wanted on loan by Fulham, looking more likely! Speaking of sell-to-buy, and this will be very interesting on Tyneside, there is talk that Arsenal want to buy Bruno Guimaraes. And PSG’s Xavi Simmons will be like Mikel Arteta wants to make the latest changes to his squad.
Meanwhile, Arsenal and Tottenham are both looking to sign Real Sociedad winger Ander Barrenetxea, who is an alternative for the Gunners to Simmons, who is currently on loan at RB Leipzig and is an extremely prolific player who can play from the wings. Can also play as an attacking midfielder.
“He was gone for a few days, he was prevented from returning to Saudi Arabia because of the cyclone. Then he returned to Saudi Arabia.
“We have seen him rise from the ashes. If you remember, when he came to Real Madrid he didn’t play much, then he became an absolutely essential player. And he has both bad moments and good moments, it It’s like that for all athletes.”
Hughes Vigier, who is Benzema’s lawyer, has dismissed the player’s current struggles on the pitch – with his team making slow progress in the title race – as any sign that he might leave,
He told the channel RMC: “When you get used to a certa immediately say it’s going to end your career quickly. .
“I have to say that I would be very happy to see him come back to play at Lyon, I would love it… but he hasn’t told me that yet!”
Al-Ittihad’s late return from holidays in Mauritius has sparked rumors of discontent in the Benzema camp.