The clubs are continuing to fortify their squads as they eye the upcoming summer transfer window.
Mateu Alemany, a farewell from Barca
Mateu Alemany, widely regarded as a top acquisition by Barcelona president Joan Laporta since his return to leadership, is set to depart Barça when the next transfer window closes. He conveyed to Laporta his intention to leave on amicable terms, despite holding a contract that runs until 2024. The move signals a new chapter for the club as it plans for the summer ahead. (Goal)
Jadon Sancho could return to his former home
According to Süddeutsche Zeitung, Jadon Sancho, the English winger from Manchester United, could be loaned back to Borussia Dortmund to rediscover his best form. Dortmund’s coach Edin Terzic is noted to be enthusiastic about reuniting with a player he had for six months, hoping to recapture the peak version of his talent. (Getty Images)
Ansu Fati remains tied to Barcelona
Fati’s father, Bori Fati, confirmed after a meeting with Jorge Mendes that the Barcelona forward will stay connected with the club. The family expressed happiness with the arrangement after discussions with the agent and the club. (Getty)
Messi and PSG: the end of a long chapter?
Lionel Messi and Paris Saint-Germain are anticipated to part ways this summer. While PSG has an offer on the table to keep him, prevailing expectations suggest Messi is unlikely to renew with a club where his role has been increasingly constrained. (Getty)
Lampard adds a nudge to Joao Félix
Joao Félix has begun to show more involvement at Chelsea. The manager indicated uncertainty about the player’s preferred position, saying, perhaps a number nine is still needed. Whatever the future holds, it remains unclear, with strong indications that Félix could return to Atlético Madrid when his loan ends. (Sky)
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Kubo makes a difficult path back to Real Madrid
Takefusa Kubo, who is currently with Real Sociedad, is not expected to return to Real Madrid, which still holds 50 percent of his rights. A transfer back seems unlikely, as Madrid would need to pay a substantial fee, reported around 33 million euros, to reacquire the Japanese talent. (Getty Images)
Leeds United targets Javi Gracia again
Javi Gracia has left his role at Leeds after a period of inconsistency. While there has been no official confirmation, reports suggest that Victor Orta, the club’s sporting director, could also be moving on as the Whites reassess their direction. (Getty)
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The latest on transfer market activity for May 3, 2023 is being shared. As La Liga progresses, clubs are actively outlining plans to strengthen their squads for the summer, even with the winter window closed. (Goal)