Dembélé wants Barcelona to confine him.
Mundo Deportivo in Barcelona unleashes a tremendous bomb on his front page. Ousmane Dembélé is already on an extension from the Blaugrana management! One of the leaders' top priorities during the upcoming months is this. "The winger, who is aware of Barça's goals, needs a contract extension. The Frenchman's level is highly valued by the board of directors and the coach; his contract expires in 2024 with a clause for 50 million euros." Sport, on the other hand, obsesses over the transfer window, and the media claims that "Rben Neves is the favorite" to supplant Sergio Busquets in the midfield position. According to the Catalan daily, "the Portuguese player is a strong prospect to replace Busquets in light of Zubimendi's complex operation." Additionally, news about the Bernardo Silva case. In line with Sport, "City is getting ready for Bernardo Silva to leave. The City player from Portugal wants to leave England. Despite having a contract through 2025, his goal is to stay at Camp Nou's top level while taking on new challenges and opportunities." Barça is not finished with its overly ambitious goals despite a XXL transfer window this summer!
"Rodrygo keeps up the momentum"
Real Madrid in Spain and other clubs throughout Europe are getting ready for a lengthy stretch of games in the coming weeks. And as Marca notes on his cover this morning, Carlo Ancelotti can rely on his kids, notably Rodrygo. "Continues on his momentum," says the Brazilian. "In Madrid, the striker is the in-demand athlete. Despite Benzema's return, he will continue to start because of Modric's absence. Alongside Vinicius, who is also in excellent condition, and Valverde, Ancelotti ought to start him." The generosity of Carlo Ancelotti's team, which will undoubtedly be able to field "9 different squads in 9 matches," is highlighted by AS. The Italian coach plans to rotate and give his young players a significant role. Madrid's youth assume leadership.
Pogba is eager to get back to the fields of play.
We conclude our press trip of Italy with a story that generates buzz across the Alps; this is undoubtedly the situation Paul Pogba has been in recently. The midfielder with better days on his mind is hit by Tuttosport. "Family issues, injury-related concerns, and issues with the national team will all be forgotten once you resume playing. And as the moment draws nearer, Paul begins to find peace after several trying and trying months "the Turin daily claims. Pogba anticipates returning to the field in the future, hoping that all of these rumors will be forgotten. Despite a very difficult start to the season, his team, Juventus, and in particular his coach, Massimiliano Allegri, are still in trouble. Il Corriere dello Sport claims that Allegri "can only win without an alibi." Otherwise, his predicament will get out of hand!
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