Barcelona confirm €60m capture of Pjanic

Barcelona have confirmed the signing of Miralem Pjanic from Juventus on a deal that could rise to be worth €65 million (£59 million/$73 million).

Inter yet to agree loan extension with Man United for Sanchez – Marotta

Inter chief executive Beppe Marrotta says the club have yet to agree an extension to Alexis Sanchez’s loan from Manchester United, which is due to expire next week.

Ronaldo breaks Serie A record in Juventus victory

Juventus forward Cristiano Ronaldo overtook Rui Costa to become the leading Portuguese scorer in Serie A history on Monday.

Ronaldo and other Juventus players lacking sharpness – Sarri

Maurizio Sarri believes Cristiano Ronaldo and his other Juventus stars are lacking sharpness after their Coppa Italia final loss to Napoli on Wednesday.

‘He isn’t used to missing’ – Sarri pleased with ‘unlucky’ Ronaldo despite penalty misstep

Juventus head coach Maurizio Sarri was pleased with “unlucky” Cristiano Ronaldo after the superstar missed a penalty against Milan in the Coppa Italia semi-final.

‘Chelsea need Koulibaly, he’d be a good fit’

Having put a deal in place for Timo Werner, Chelsea have been urged to rival Liverpool for another reported transfer target, with Frank Leboeuf saying Napoli defender Kalidou Koulibaly would ‘fit very well’ at Stamford Bridge.

Dybala confirms Man Utd, Tottenham talks

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.

Dybala admits it would be ‘very nice’ to play for Barcelona

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.

Dybala yet to fully recover from coronavirus as Serie A restart approaches

Paulo Dybala has revealed he is still not 100 per cent fit after overcoming coronavirus – but he is relishing the return of Serie A all the same.

Ronaldo has Messi as ‘number one’ but snubs CR7 in top five

Former Barcelona star Ronaldo considers Lionel Messi to be the undisputed ‘number one’ in modern football, with Cristiano Ronaldo overlooked in the Brazilian’s top five as Mohamed Salah, Eden Hazard, Neymar and Kylian Mbappe get the nod.