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Bernardo Silva panics Europe
A battle is looming between FC Barcelona and PSG for Bernardo Silva, under contract with Manchester City until 2026. Sunday Star evokes the future of the Portuguese this Sunday in its interior pages. The English tabloid recalls that to afford the Portuguese, the clubs will only have to pay €50M, the price of his departure clause. A relatively low price for a player of this caliber. According to the tabloid, Real Madrid intends to get involved in this war between Barça and PSG. The player’s profile has always been greatly appreciated in Madrid, where he is seen as a potential replacement for Luka Modric. To be continued.
Bayern Munich ticked off a new name
Bayern Munich are still looking for Thomas Tuchel’s successor. As we announced to you, the locker room is convinced by the arrival of Zinédine Zidane. However, this is still far from being done. Several avenues are being studied as reported Bild. The name of Jurgen Klopp, who will leave Liverpool this summer, is mentioned. Several reasons for this. If Klopp intended to take the reins of the selection, that fell through with Nagelsmann’s extension until the 2026 World Cup. The media recalls that Klopp does not wish to coach any other club in England. Therefore, the hypothesis of seeing him become coach of Bayern Munich in 2025 after a sabbatical year seems credible for the newspaper. Unless the Bavarian giant manages to convince Zidane by then.
Spain ignites for the Clásico
This evening takes place the highly anticipated Clásico between Real Madrid and FC Barcelona. For the newspaper A.S.it’s here “first match point” This evening. With an 8-point lead, Madrid can end the title race this evening. Marca make no mistake and speak of a “Clásico for La Liga” in its interior pages. Same story in the Catalan press. This Clásico is “crucial”warns Mundo Deportivo. For his part, Sport reminds us that this is potentially Xavi’s last.
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