Manchester City goalkeeper Ederson can be considered ‘the world’s best’, says Andrew Hughes, with the Brazilian’s value to the Blues ‘not an accident’ as they have embraced the qualities that he brings to the fold.
Paulo Dybala has revealed there were ‘conversations’ with Manchester United and Tottenham over a move to the Premier League in 2019 although he didn’t want to leave Juventus without proving his worth to the club.
Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp believes Mario Gotze is still ‘an exceptional player’ while wishing the exit-bound Borussia Dortmund star luck at his next club.
Timo Werner’s proposed transfer to Chelsea is ‘perfect for all concerned’, says Stan Collymore, with the former Liverpool striker eager to point out that the Germany international is ‘not Lionel Messi or Cristiano Ronaldo’ and would likely have flopped at Anfield.
Former Portugal captain Costinha has been impressed with Bruno Fernandes’ fantastic performances for Manchester United and feels that the midfielder can bring the glory days back to Old Trafford.
Raheem Sterling believes it is vital for more minority coaches to be given the chance at the highest level as both managers and executives as discussions surrounding race in society continue.
Paulo Dybala admitted it would be ‘very nice’ to play for Barcelona as the star attacker said he was still waiting for a contract renewal at Juventus.
Michael Ballack believes that Timo Werner’s prospective move to Chelsea could work out fantastically for both sides, although he warned that the striker would need time to settle in the Premier League.
Paul Scholes has backed Manchester United to secure a top-four finish, insisting their remaining ‘fixtures look quite favourable’. United sat fifth in the Premier League standings when play was stopped due to the coronavirus outbreak in March. Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s side had enjoyed an 11-match unbeaten run in all competitions before the three-month hiatus, closing the gap on fourth-placed Chelsea… Read more →
Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp has revealed his admiration for German duo Timo Werner and Kai Havertz, while suggesting the upheaval caused by the coronavirus pandemic has affected his side’s ability to compete in the transfer market.