Why Dayot Upamecano would be brilliant for Manchester United The Mirror has reported that Manchester United are targeting RB Leipzig starlet Dayot Upamecano after rejecting the chance to sign him a little over four years ago. Dayot Upamecano, 20, was close to a deal with the Reds Devils back in 2015, but things fell out …
Why Fulham must extend Ryan Sessegnon’s contract Ryan Sessegnon has been one of Fulham’s best players since making his debut in 2016. The 18-year-old played a massive part in their promotion to the Premier League. He was awarded the Championship player of the season, young player of the season and the apprentice of the year …
Predicted Liverpool XI to face Bournemouth in the Premier League The now second-placed Liverpool host 10th-placed Bournemouth this weekend as Jurgen Klopp hopes to increase the gap at the top. Liverpool are level on points with Manchester City, but they have played a game less. Their form has been worrying off alte. The Reds have won …
Why Man United should target Milan Skriniar instead of Kalidou Koulibaly According to a report from Sky Sports, Manchester United have made Napoli centre-back Kalidou Koulibaly as their number 1 transfer target. The Reds have kept just 5 clean sheets this campaign while conceding 35 goals in the Premier League so far this season, more …
Why Toni Kroos can help Man City dominate world football Manchester City have built a team for the future, one that can effectively dominate world football if and when they click into action. That has been their main issue, with the club struggling to maintain the same level of consistency as they did last season, …
Why Chelsea needs to quickly sort out the future of Andreas Christensen Andreas Christensen is easily among Chelsea’s top five best youth prospects, despite having already made just over 50 appearances. This includes the 40 games he played in all competitions last season, which saw the 22-year old become a mainstay in Chelsea’s back-line amid …
Why Manchester City shouldn’t target Idrissa Gueye to replace Fernandinho Sky Sports has revealed that Everton star Idrissa Gueye wants to leave Goodison Park amid reports of a move to PSG. However, while the Toffees have rejected any move or even the player’s transfer request, it looks like their troubles might not be over with …
Why Manchester City should sign Sebastian Rudy from Schalke According to a report in Sun Football, Premier League’s defending champions Manchester City may make a surprise loan move for Schalke star Sebastian Rudy. Manager Pep Guardiola wants an able cover for defensive midfielder Fernandinho, the only area where City are short in depth. The Spaniard …
Can young Ante Palaversa replace Manchester City veteran Fernandinho? The master of the dark arts, Fernandinho is the black sheep of Pep Guardiola’s beautiful and expansive style of football. Now 33, the Brazilian has still managed to make himself irreplaceable and the Cityzens are yet to find a like-for-like replacement, which is easier said than …
Why Manchester United need Florentina star Nikola Milenkovic Saying that Manchester United have had problems this season would be the understatement of the season and that’s saying something. The Red Devils have had to watch as one of the few managers in the world who could have led them to a Premier League, suffered his …
James Rodriguez is on Arsenal’s radar again, but can he replace Mesut Ozil? Few players in the Premier League have divided opinions like Arsenal’s Mesut Ozil has. Now in his 30s, Arsenal have started to look for replacements for the former Real Madrid man with the Mirror reporting that James Rodriguez is their top target. …
Three strikers that Chelsea can target instead of Callum Wilson Chelsea are looking to add goals to their game and watching Alvaro Morata struggle to find the back of the net has been a terrible experience for all involved. While the former Real Madrid man was supposed to be their replacement for Diego Costa, Morata …
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