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Flick wants Kimmich
After Xavi’s departure from FC Barcelona, Hansi Flick does not want to arrive empty-handed in Catalonia, since Mundo Deportivo talks about Joshua Kimmich who is “still on the FC Barcelona list for next season”. Barça’s next coach had the midfielder under his command with Bayern Munich and the national team. “Flick can help with his arrival”, explains the Spanish media. An arrival which could be completed by another. According to A.S.Deco’s dream is to sign Luis Diaz, the current Liverpool striker.
Ángel Di María, direction Rosario
In Portugal, Record placard “One step from the exit”, discussing the future of Angel Di Maria with Benfica. The Argentine attacking midfielder is on his way out according to the Portuguese media. While he was supposed not to return to the country, the 36-year-old has made his decision and finally wants to return to play in Rosario. Rui Costa, president of the Portuguese club, nevertheless made a last effort to keep it.
Bruno Fernandes puts pressure on the Red Devils
After the FA CUP final against Manchester City, Erik ten Hag will leave Manchester United. At the same time, Bruno Fernandes leaves doubts surrounding his future. Expected at the turning point during this final, the Portuguese attacking midfielder wants “guarantees that match its ambitions” on behalf of his club, writes Daily Mirror. The player admitted his “frustration” after a very complicated season. To be continued…
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