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 Christian Eriksen's future at Manchester United appears uncertain as new manager Ruben Amorim has decided not to extend his contract. The Danish midfielder, who joined United on a free transfer in 2022, has struggled to secure a regular spot under Amorim's leadership. According to transfer expert Fabrizio Romano, "Manchester United have already decided internally that his contract will not be extended and that the Danish midfielder will leave on a free transfer in the summer only a good proposal could change the story and see him leave in January." Romano added, "Amorim’s vision goes in a different direction, as he wants intensity everywhere, especially in the midfield." Eriksen, who has made 88 appearances for United, has faced challenges fitting into Amorim's system, which demands high-intensity play. Despite his efforts, Eriksen has found himself sidelined more often than not. The club's decision to let him go is also influenced by...

Manchester United's transition from Erik ten Hag to Ruben Amorim has been anything but smooth. The Red Devils are currently languishing in the bottom half of the Premier League table with eight losses in 18 games. Despite signing Amorim, a former Sporting boss, the team has struggled to find any momentum. Defender Harry Maguire recently admitted that the transition period is tough because Amorim's style is completely different from ten Hag's. "The thing is with the managers and the styles, it is not like they have come in and they have similar styles," Maguire told Sky Sports. "They are the total opposite in terms of what they want and what they demand. So the transition period is going to be tough. We all have great belief in the manager and all his coaching staff. I am sure things are going to turn around." Amorim, who favors a back three, has won four, lost five, and drawn one of his 10 games since taking over from ten Hag in November. Uni...

 Chelsea is reportedly keeping a close eye on Ipswich Town striker Liam Delap as a potential transfer target for the summer window. According to transfer expert Fabrizio Romano, the Blues are impressed with Delap's performances this season and are considering him as a long-term solution to bolster their attacking options. Romano revealed, "Chelsea are keen on Liam Delap. Enzo Maresca, who previously managed Delap at Manchester City's U-23 side, has praised the young striker's abilities. While a January move seems unlikely, Delap is definitely on Chelsea's radar for the summer." Delap, who joined Ipswich Town in the summer for a reported £20 million, has already made a significant impact, scoring six goals and providing one assist in 18 outings across competitions. His impressive form has caught the attention of several top clubs, but Chelsea's interest is particularly noteworthy given Maresca's previous working relationship with the player....

The NBA trade season is officially underway, and teams are already making moves to bolster their rosters for the upcoming playoffs. One of the first significant trades saw the Golden State Warriors acquire Dennis Schroder from the Brooklyn Nets in exchange for De'Anthony Melton, Reece Beekman, and three second-round draft picks. This move gives the Warriors a much-needed boost off the bench, especially as they've struggled recently with a 3-7 record in their last 10 games2. Key Trades and Rumors Golden State Warriors: The Warriors are rumored to be considering using Jonathan Kuminga as part of a potential deal to acquire Jimmy Butler from the Miami Heat. This would be a major move, as Butler is an All-Star caliber player who could significantly bolster the Warriors' chances in the Western Conference2. Los Angeles Lakers: The Lakers are looking to add depth to their roster, with potential targets including Jonas Valanciunas from the Washington Wizards and possibl...

   Paris Saint-Germain are closing in on a deal for João Neves, with a new round of positive talks held today The club is keen to seal the deal next week, with discussions ongoing regarding the package details  The package being discussed includes a €70m fee, with players such as Renato Sanches to be included in the deal for Benfica  Neves has expressed his desire to move to Paris Saint-Germain, with the club believing they are ahead of Premier League clubs in the negotiations  While there is no club-to-club agreement yet, negotiations are ongoing, and PSG is ready to advance in talks with Benfica  Neves is under contract at Benfica until 2028 but has resisted attempts to extend his stay, playing 55 times for Benfica last season, including six matches in the Champions League 

  Aston Villa have rejected a new bid from West Ham United for Colombian striker Jhon Durán, with the offer still short of the club's £40m valuation. Despite West Ham's efforts to negotiate a deal, Villa remain resolute in their asking price, leaving the transfer in limbo. West Ham's latest offer, worth £32m, included the addition of Lewis Orford and a sell-on clause. However, this was still not enough to meet Villa's valuation of the 21-year-old striker. The bid was rejected, and negotiations are ongoing as both clubs attempt to find a mutually agreeable deal. Jhon Durán has made it clear that he wants to join West Ham United, and the player's preference is likely to put pressure on Aston Villa to reconsider their valuation. However, Villa are adamant that they will not sell the player for less than their asking price, leaving the transfer in a state of flux. Aston Villa's £40m valuation of Jhon Durán reflects the player's potential and the club's desir...

  AS Roma and Juventus are set to hold final talks to seal the deal for Matias Soulé, with the two clubs having reached an agreement on the transfer fee and other details. The move is expected to be completed soon, with only minor aspects left to be finalized. The transfer fee for the highly-rated youngster has been set at €26 million, a significant investment for AS Roma. The fee is a testament to Soulé's potential and the high regard in which he is held by both clubs. In addition to the initial fee, the deal includes €2 million in easy add-ons and €2 million in difficult add-ons. These add-ons are performance-based and will be triggered if certain conditions are met. Furthermore, Juventus has negotiated a 10% sell-on clause, ensuring they will receive a percentage of any future transfer fee if Soulé is sold by AS Roma. Despite being two of Italy's biggest clubs, AS Roma and Juventus have worked closely together to finalize the deal. The negotiations have been smooth, with no ...