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FOOTBALL NEWS ........ *Erik ten Hag planning double Man Utd raid after taking over at Bayer Leverkusen* *UEFA Champions League Final 2024/2025: PSG Vs Inter Milan – Full Tactical Preview* *Real Madrid set deadline to sign Trent Alexander-Arnold as Xabi Alonso intervenes* *Barcelona’s Joan Garcia stance is now clear as Newcastle United eye £21m deal* *Arsenal in talks to sign £67 million striker* ---- https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VaEDSehI7BeAqvVI861V *Erik ten Hag planning double Man Utd raid after taking over at Bayer Leverkusen* Manchester United could see former boss Erik ten Hag attempt to land two of their players who are up for sale after being appointed Bayer Leverkusen head coach following Xabi Alonso's exit Erik ten Hag is set to look at Manchester United as he plots his first moves as Bayer Leverkusen boss. The Dutchman was appointed as the Bundesliga side's head coach following Xabi Alonso's departure to Real Madrid. Taking over at Leverkusen marks Ten Hag's return to football following his sacking by the Red Devils in October, after overseeing a disappointing start to the season. That does not appear to have deterred him from casting an eye on Old Trafford when looking at the signings he hopes to make for his new team. Leverkusen could yet come away with a good deal from such an approach. United are ready to listen to offers for any of their squad following a dismal season season which saw them finish 15th in the Premier League. Diabys rise at Bayer Leverkusen And Ten Hag appears keen to land a United duo who have little hope of a future at the club. Kicker claim that both Antony and Alejandro Garnacho are being discussed by Leverkusen's decision-makers. A move for Antony has been deemed more likely, after the Brazil international impressed on loan at Real Betis. The former Ajax ace failed to break into Ruben Amorim's plans and United are keen to cash in on a player they signed for £82million. Garnacho meanwhile has been told to find another club by Amorim. The Argentina international reacted badly to being left on the bench for the Europa League final against Spurs before being left out of United's squad for their 2-0 win over Aston Villa on the final day of the season. Diabys rise at Bayer Leverkusen And Ten Hag appears keen to land a United duo who have little hope of a future at the club. Kicker claim that both Antony and Alejandro Garnacho are being discussed by Leverkusen's decision-makers. A move for Antony has been deemed more likely, after the Brazil international impressed on loan at Real Betis. The former Ajax ace failed to break into Ruben Amorim's plans and United are keen to cash in on a player they signed for £82million. ----- *UEFA Champions League Final 2024/2025: PSG Vs Inter Milan – Full Tactical Preview* The 2024/2025 UEFA Champions League Final is a clash of contrasting philosophies. On one side, Paris Saint-Germain (PSG), under Luis Enrique, have developed into an exciting, fluid attacking team, blending youthful dynamism with devastation. On the other hand, Simone Inzaghi’s Inter Milan epitomises defensive resilience, constantly changing shapes, and ruthlessness in transition. Both teams have earned their place in this UCL final, overcoming unique challenges on their respective paths. While PSG had to recover from a faltering group-stage campaign, Inter’s consistent defensive solidity saw them qualify comfortably for the knock-out rounds. This Champions League Final tactical preview examines the contests tactical intricacies, focusing on where the game can be won or lost. It also highlights the technical details that underpin both teams’ approaches. Inter Milan: A Tactical Masterclass In Pragmatism Inter Milan’s success this season has been founded on their ability to control games without dominating possession. Simone Inzaghi has implemented a 3-5-2 system that prioritises compactness, low build-up play, constant rotations and frightening in transition. Their structure is designed to minimise vulnerabilities while maximising opportunities in key moments. Inter’s defence is their greatest strength. Throughout their Champions League campaign, they have spent only 16 minutes in a losing game state, which demonstrates their ability to contain opponents and maintain control. The back three of Alessandro Bastoni, Francesco Acerbi, and Yann Bisseck functions as a cohesive unit, with each player excelling in specific defensive roles. Bastoni, in particular, plays a big role due to his contributions to Inter’s build-up play. His 5.5 progressive passes and 2.05 progressive carries per 90 minutes place him among Europe’s elite ball-playing defenders. His ability to bypass pressure and distribute into advanced zones opens up opportunities for their wing-backs to attack space, as shown in the semi-final versus Barcelona. Inter’s wing-backs, Denzel Dumfries and Federico Dimarco, play a dual role in ensuring defensive width and providing an attacking outlet. Dumfries, with his athleticism and timing of forward runs, is dangerous. He receives 7.65 progressive passes per 90 minutes, positioning himself to impact the final third. ..... *Real Madrid set deadline to sign Trent Alexander-Arnold as Xabi Alonso intervenes* Trent Alexander-Arnold's Liverpool contract is set to expire at the end of June but the Reds could still earn a transfer fee from Real Madrid as they look to do a deal quickly Real Madrid could agree a deal with Liverpool to sign Trent Alexander-Arnold before his contract runs out within the next 24 hours. The La Liga side are said to have accelerated talks with the Reds in a bid to quickly get a deal over the line. New boss Xabi Alonso would like to see Alexander-Arnold in his squad in time for Los Blancos' first match of the Club World Cup. Real face Al-Hilal in Miami on June 18 and want to take advantage of the first part of the transfer window between June 1 and June 10 that has been facilitated for the competition. Liverpool want to earn a fee for their full-back if he is to depart before the end of his contract next month. Alexander-Arnold has already announced his decision to depart Anfield and endured an emotional goodbye on the final day of the season. ..... *Barcelona’s Joan Garcia stance is now clear as Newcastle United eye £21m deal* Newcastle United and Barcelona are eyeing Espanyol goalkeeper Joan Garcia. The Magpies are expected to have a busy summer, which should include a goalkeeper arriving at St James’ Park. Eddie Howe wants at least four signings, with the Magpies eager to bring in Nick Pope’s long-term replacement. Newcastle United tried to do that in 2024, but were unable to due to PSR. Fortunately for Newcastle, their financial situation is different in 2025. That should result in a goalkeeper arriving, with Newcastle interested in James Trafford. They also have alternatives, with Caoimhin Kelleher available for £20million. Then there is Joan Garcia, the 24-year-old whose name is being relentlessly linked with the Magpies over in Spain. Barcelona’s plan to sign Joan Garcia ahead of Newcastle United There were even false claims that Garcia was close to signing for Newcastle United that have been played down on Tyneside. But he is a goalkeeper that is on the Magpies’ radar, while he is also a target for Barcelona. Garcia wants to be the number one goalkeeper wherever he goes, and the La Liga giants could be prepared to make that happen. According to Catalan radio station RAC1, Barcelona will sell Marc-Andre ter Stegen if they sign Garcia. They also state that Barcelona are confident that Garcia will join them following a board meeting on Thursday. He is available for £21million due to a release clause in his Espanyol contract. Newcastle United to bid for Joan Garcia alternative All signs currently point towards Garcia joining Barcelona rather than Newcastle United. Meanwhile, Toon officials appear to have their eye on someone else. It has been reported that Newcastle are expected to bid for James Trafford, who almost joined the club last summer. His reputation has been enhanced by the season he has had, with the 22-year-old keeping 29 clean sheets in the Championship with Burnley. Trafford believes he is world class, and he will get the chance to prove that if he joins a Newcastle United side that are set to return to the Champions League. ..... *Arsenal in talks to sign £67 million striker* With the Premier League season now firmly behind them, Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta will be focussing on the transfer market. The Gunners have finished as runners-up in the top flight in each of the past three seasons, and the Spaniard will be desperate to see his side finally win the title next term. In order to do so, though, the North London outfit are likely to have to strengthen during the upcoming summer transfer window. Now, it appears that they are in talks with a Bundesliga striker. According to Sky Sports Germany’s Florian Plettenberg, the London side have begun talks with RB Leipzig about a possible move for striker Benjamin Sesko. Plettenberg claims that Arsenal’s sporting director, Andrea Berta, has had a meeting with his German counterpart in recent days. He also claims, however, that it is currently unclear whether or not Arsenal can afford to sign Sesko, who has a release clause in excess of £67 million in his current contract. Sesko, 21, joined Leipzig from Austrian outfit Red Bull Salzburg in 2023 and has since scored 39 goals in 87 games for the German side across all competitions. Arteta and those in charge of Arsenal’s recruitment are on the hunt for attacking reinforcements with both Gabriel Jesus and Kai Havertz having struggled last term. The pair both spent time on the sidelined with injury but also failed to impress in front of goal, scoring just 12 Premier League goals between them as Arteta’s side once again fell short. The Gunners are therefore on the hunt for a new forward and Plettenberg claims that, while Sporting CP’s Viktor Gyokeres is high on their list of targets, the club’s current focus is on Slovenia international Sesko. .......

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5/29/2025, 9:27:57 AM

*Chelsea and Cole Palmer storm back at Real Betis to win Conference League* https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VaEDSehI7BeAqvVI861V There were 65 minutes on the clock when a chill spread around Stadion Wroclaw and Real Betis’s flame fizzled out. That was the moment when Cold Palmer finally emerged, decided that enough was enough and took an icy hold on a final that was in danger of running away from Chelsea. That was the moment when disaster was averted, Betis’s hopes of winning the Uefa Conference League faded and it became clear that Todd Boehly, Behdad Eghbali and the rest of Chelsea’s leadership team would be on the pitch at full time, drinking it all in after claiming their first piece of silverware in the men’s game since their takeover in 2022. The predictability of the outcome did not make the feeling any less sweet for Boehly and Eghbali after a season that began with their differences getting a very public airing. Really, though, this was all about one very special individual. There have been countless signings under this Chelsea ownership but none as smart as the £40m spent on buying Palmer from Manchester City. He is a unique talent, a maverick whose personality and skill defined this contest. So what if Chelsea still resemble Cole Palmer FC in times of trouble? They would have been lost without him accepting the responsibility of scrubbing out Betis’s 1-0 lead by sparking a turnaround with gorgeous assists for Enzo Fernández and Nicolas Jackson. There could be no better demonstration of why Palmer deserves to hear the Champions League anthem before his next European assignment. It was an astonishing five minutes from the 23-year-old. Betis chased their first European trophy but the financial gulf told in the end. There was no romance in Manuel Pellegrini, the 71-year-old Chilean, and his band of Premier League cast-offs running out of steam succumbing to a 4-1 defeat after further strikes from Moisés Caicedo and Jadon Sancho, who will hope he has done enough for his loan from Manchester United to be made permanent. The weird thing is that Chelsea were booed off at half-time. They were appalling during the first half, falling behind to a sloppy goal and offering nothing in attack. Enzo Maresca, who delighted in sticking it to his critics after clinching Champions League qualification last weekend, got his initial tactics badly wrong. Malo Gusto, a right-back by trade, had a nightmare as an auxiliary midfielder. Betis led through Abde Ezzalzouli and could have had more. It was just as well that Chelsea emerged with more intensity in the second half. It had been a relief to focus on the football after two days marred by idiotic violence involving supporters of both sides in the city centre. The longing came from Betis, who were thrilled to be in their first European final. Chelsea, by contrast, did not fill their allocation. They struggled during the first 30 minutes. The mind went back to Gary Neville branding Chelsea “billion-pound bottle jobs” after they lost to Liverpool’s kids in last season’s Carabao Cup final. The touches were loose and the early tactical battle was won by Pellegrini targeting the space left by Gusto drifting inside from right-back. The Frenchman was one of five changes from Maresca and was culpable when Betis scored in the ninth minute, a slack pass into midfield intercepted, leaving Isco to send Ezzalzouli through to fire a low shot past Filip Jörgensen. Chelsea were shambolic. Ezzalzouli was tormenting Gusto. Isco, a European champion on five occasions with Real Madrid, was running the show. Jörgensen saved from Marc Bartra and Benoît Badiashile made a vital block to deny Johnny Cardoso. Maresca, who calls Pellegrini his footballing father, used the break to correct his error of leaving out Reece James. The captain came on for Gusto and gave Chelsea more poise on the right. The mood shifted, Betis tiring. Antony was the Antony of Manchester United on the Betis right. Ezzalzouli limping off was a blow for Pellegrini. Moisés Caicedo, Chelsea’s player of the season, fires in the fourth goal to cap a fantastic night for the club. Photograph: Darko Vojinović/AP Chelsea took control in midfield, Fernández and Caicedo dominating. But still we waited for Palmer. He has struggled since Christmas. The goals and assists have dried up. He picked a good moment to stir. His influence grew and Chelsea were level when he lifted in a feathery cross for Fernández, who ghosted in to head past Adrián. Now Palmer was irrepressible. Soon he twisted past the Betis substitute, Jesús Rodríguez, and slammed in another cross from the right for Jackson to chest home. Consider the striker’s debt owed to his teammate after his recent red card against Newcastle repaid. Chelsea did not look back after going 2-1 up. Two substitutes combined, Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall setting up Sancho to whip a shot past Adrián. Caicedo, who was outstanding, then fired home from 20 yards. This was the only European trophy missing for Chelsea. They can say they have won it all again. Boehly and Eghbali will hope this is the first of many for this young group. -----

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5/29/2025, 7:10:40 AM

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