Sentences with phrase «league clubs looking»

Liverpool are looking at the options for Danny Ings, with a host Premier League clubs looking to land him in January.

With seemingly half of the Champions League clubs looking enviously at Khedira, Real Madrid will be rubbing their hands at the prospect of an unexpected bidding war for a player whose contract has almost expired.

August 15 — At their upcoming meeting on September 7, Premier League clubs look set vote on whether to part company with other European Leagues and have their transfer window close before the start of the 2018 - 19 season rather than on August 31 — three weeks into the season.

With only hours remaining before the 2018 January transfer window slams shut, we're heading for a grand - stand finale as several Premier League clubs look to complete major deals.

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I looked forward with great anticipation to all those Ramsey Colloquia» seminars at the Union League Club» were I met so many extraordinary people, including Leon Kass, the Augustine scholar Robert Markus, Henry Kissinger, George Weigel, Gil Meilaender, and more.

I would love nothing more than him to stay i love the guy however if he wants to go don't sell him to a Prem league club and get at least 80,000,000 pounds for him and look at getting an Aubamayang or Lafayette to replace him

In that sense, the G League staffs are accustomed to balancing the needs of the parent club, the needs of young players who need reps and education, and the needs of veterans looking for a way into the NBA.

I understand your premise but we must realise that for years Wenger was confined by financial constraints, and I honestly don't think many other managers could have kept the club in the champions league, look at Liverpool and Man United, even with there inflated budgets they failed to achieve a top four finish in recent years.

It remains to be seen, however, if Premier League clubs will look to swoop for Ruiz immediately, though the Spain youth international remains one of the club's most highly regarded talents.

This has alerted interest from a number of Premier League clubs, with Sunderland, Southampton and Norwich all being linked with a move for Quagliarella as well, though the Hammers now look in pole position to make him their latest signing of a busy summer.

Newly appointed Bluebirds boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer clearly has connections at Old Trafford following his time as both a player and coach at the Premier League title holders and the addition of this duo will certainly go some way to strengthening his Cardiff City squad as he looks to pull the club away from the drop zone.

Paris offer is not only a chance for us to retrieve money for a contract rebel who looks destined to leave the club within 12 months, but would also allow us to send him abroad, where he could only come back to haunt us in the Champions League.

At the top, it hasn't set in with Wenger, but the people who own the club look at it in a different way and know they can still make a lot of money without winning the league.»

Wengers method of bluffing the board & fans to keep him for a further season... > We loose enough games to take us completely off winning the league, then say it wasn't in our control, we then fight till the end and win last few games so we look good and like we worked hard to earn the 4th place trophy.He then links us with awesome transfers (which we all know wont happen), and finally while Man U / City and Chelsea organise pre-season friendlies against top clubs, we play the weak ones, win and look all good to go next season without any additions... AND THEN REALITY STRIKES..

This is a club that was at the door of greatness in 2006... Look at us now... Barely making the CL group stage (necessary in order to get the cash reward because we are million miles away from winning the competition) and falling short in the league every season like a tradition.

Pellegrini's previous history in the Champions League was thought to be the answer to the club's European woes, but he looks set to crash out at the last - 16 stage for a second successive season.

As the world eagerly anticipates the UEFA Champions League final between Serie A champions Juventus and La Liga winners Barcelona, we take a look at how both clubs can create history.

Clearly the big prize on offer to us this season is the Europa League but it looks like there will be some strong clubs dropping into it from the Champions League and it is never an easy competition to win and also tends to interfere with your domestic league campaign in the latter sLeague but it looks like there will be some strong clubs dropping into it from the Champions League and it is never an easy competition to win and also tends to interfere with your domestic league campaign in the latter sLeague and it is never an easy competition to win and also tends to interfere with your domestic league campaign in the latter sleague campaign in the latter stages.

It wasn't long ago that Newcastle were the Premier League's «crisis club» and Pardew looked as though he was heading for the dole queue.

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Ignoring the fact that the Spaniard is a world class coach who built one of the all - time great club sides in his short spell at Barcelona and looks to be doing the same at Bayern, his rivalry with Mourinho during their time together in La Liga was superb entertainment: a clash of personalities, a clash of philosophies — it had everything that the Ferguson - Wenger duel of old used to when the Premier League was in its hayday.

If we look back over the last three seasons, Arsenal should have won two league titles, and this was possible because of the so called lesser clubs, not because Arsenal have been improving.

Antonio Conte has endured a difficult star to his second season at Stamford Bridge, with the Italian having to deal with striker Diego Costa's antics as the player looks to leave the club after going AWOL as per the Sun, as well as the Blues losing their opening Premier League fixture to minnows Burnley.

The study won't matter too much to Antonio Conte though, as he will unsurprisingly prioritise adding value on the pitch as he looks to defend the club's Premier League crown after winning the title in his first year in England.

Anyway we can all now relax and look forward to seeing if the 24 - year old can settle quickly into the team and adapt to the rigours of the Premier League / Paulista himself sounds like he can not wait to get stuck in and try to make his new club as solid at the back and as hard to beat as he made Villarreal, who have not lost a game in their last 18 matches.

With Clyne looking like going to Liverpool, Manchester United are sure to up their interest in Barcelona right - back Dani Alves, who looks set to leave the club at the end of the season, which culminates with their Champions League final against Juventus on the 6th of June.

Pellegrini has spent an incredible # 172m on just eleven players since taking over at the Etihad Stadium, and although he won the Premier League and Capital One Cup double in his first campaign with the club, he looks set to finish trophyless this term and possibly even out of the top four after a surprisingly poor recent run of form.

A look at the twenty worst signings by Premier League clubs this season in terms of value for money, with Manchester United and Liverpool particularly culpable in the transfer market with some shocking buys last summer...

Arsene Wenger has seemingly identified the main areas that need strengthening after another failed Premier League title challenge this term, and it looks as though these world class names could be just what the club needs to establish themselves as a force again.

With the news that Borussia Dortmund defender Mats Hummels has rejected the chance to sign for Manchester United this summer, here's a look at five other top class centre - backs the club could consider signing, including some big names from La Liga, an exciting Brazilian youngster and one of the Premier League's top prospects also wanted by rivals Chelsea...

Pogba looked one of the best midfielders in the world at previous club Juventus, but has barely looked the best in the Premier League for most of his time at Old Trafford.

Should Man City end up delving into the transfer market in January for a defender, it'll be interesting to see who the club decide to go after, as they look to win their third Premier League title this season.

While Arsenal were flying along in the Premier League, and beating an unbeatable looking Bayern Munich team into the bargain, no one was too concerned about the injury situation at the club.

The Reds have often struggled to to adequately fill the position this season, but CaughtOffside understands that with the club likely to be able to offer Champions League football next season Rodgers is looking to go all out and sign some proven quality in the position to ensure that it won't give him any selection headaches in the future.

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With 20 goals already this season he may prove to be a shrewd piece of business for a mid-table club looking to add more firepower up front, and not only that, he is a seasoned Champions League veteran.

As proven last year, nothing should be ruled out given Leicester City's triumph, and aside from the Foxes who will look to defend their Premier League crown, there will be a whole host of other clubs looking to emerge as the surprise package.

Okaka had a spell on loan at Fulham last season and scored two goals in eleven appearances, and a lower level Premier League club may look to him for a cut - price deal.

But, sadly, Kennedy also can rely on the fact that seven other clubs in the National League look better than his.

Mourinho did go on to insist that he believes Rooney still has plenty to give Manchester United, but clearly he wouldn't begrudge him a lucrative move to China which will surely perk the interest of the Chinese Super League clubs mentioned above who could look to swoop in the summer.

A lack of trophies could come back to haunt them as they fell short in the FA Cup at the weekend and look likely to finish second in the Premier League this season, and perhaps that could work against them this summer if top clubs around Europe are looking to convince their best players to leave north London.

Menez looks a less risky option at the Express» reported fee of # 10.5 m, however, with the 28 - year - old more of a proven talent with consistent performances for club and country throughout his career, showing good goalscoring form in both the French and Italian leagues, with spells at AS Roma and AS Monaco as well as PSG and Milan.

Both are big names in European football and arguably look like upgrades on Rodgers, who has failed to build on a strong season that saw the club challenge for the Premier League title in 2013/14.

However, as noted in the report, Spurs are not interested in allowing clubs a chance to prise the 45 - year - old away, while Pochettino himself is said to be happy at the club as he looks to take them to the next level and really push the likes of Chelsea and Manchester City for the Premier League title.

Eriksen has helped Ajax to three successive Eredivisie titles and feels he has achieved as much as he can at the Amsterdam club, and whilst the Danish international can indeed enjoy Champions League football he is looking for a fresh challenge and Rodgers will hope to convince the 21 year old of the long term merits of joining a Liverpool side that are responsibly building for the future.

Meanwhile, given Chelsea's struggles so far this season which see them sit in 14th place in the Premier League having lost eight of their first 15 games of the campaign, Mourinho may well be tempted to look towards the future and see which individuals can help the club bounce back next season.

However, the former Juventus boss needs to be careful with regards to changing too much and unsettling the balance at the club as he looks for immediate success in his first season in charge in the Premier League.

The previously successful Bundesliga side are currently languishing near the bottom of the League and their star players are becoming frustrated and are looking for ways out of the club.

Marco Reus is a proven forward of the highest quality and a player Borussia Dortmund would be loathe to lose, especially with new boss Thomas Tuchel looking to get his side back on track after their poor final campaign under former manager Jurgen Klopp, which led to the club failing to secure a Champions League berth.

But then again, with the club looking at the very real possibility of missing out on Champions League football for the first time in Wenger's tenure and all the financial losses that come with it, perhaps the club are finally willing to loosen the monetary shackles.