Liverpool is determined to maintain Federico Chiesa and will not enjoy offers from clubs that can run the transfer business, Liverpool Echo reports.
Besiktas is linked to the Italians and the Turkish club can sign players until September 12th, but Liverpool is willing to lose his ex-Juventus before him despite omitting him from the Champions League team.
“However, Chiesa has been featured in all three Reds Premier League matches so far, scoring a dramatic late goal with a 4-2 win over Bournemouth in the first game of the new term.
“The English Football player trading period closed at 7pm last Monday, but the Turkish club has recently been linked to Chiesa by players and Istanbul-based Besiktas until September 12th.
“Turkey’s super rig side reportedly held exploratory consultations with the Anfield Chiefs, who are over 27. However, Liverpool is determined to retain the 27-year-old.”
Strandlersen contract lecture held by wolves
The Wolves have begun negotiations with striker Jorgen Strand Larsen about a new deal after the club refused to make Newcastle’s progress over the summer transfer period, Telegraph reports.
Newcastle was considering adding Strandlersen to the ranks, but was rejected by offers of £50 million and £55 million.
“It is understood that wolves are unlikely to include release clauses in fresh terms. The wolves negotiated a £62.5 million clause with Massuseus Cunya earlier this year.
Man Utd Deal Scuppers Man City Exit
Manchester Evening News reports Andre Onana’s move of loans from Manchester United to Trabzonspoll could end the outlook for Manchester City goalkeeper Stephen Ortega until at least January.
Ortega also linked to Trabzonspor, but other options are no longer available to goalkeepers who were expected to leave after defeating the hierarchy in City.
However, Adason’s own exit to Fenerbafe led to signing Genluigi Donnaruma from Paris Saint Germanic for £26 million. Donnarumma and Trafford are currently competing to rank first under Pep Guardiola.
“Ortega’s departure was complicated by the injury to third-choice Marcus Bettinelli, which meant the German was on the bench on the first day of his season with the Wolves, and was part of the team against Tottenham and Brighton, despite not being among the replacements.”
Stavely is still passionate about Spurs
Stavely’s PCP International Finance Limited and the rival consortium both took an approach after Chairman Daniel Levy left last week.
“Stavely is an experienced contract manufacturer, and nearly four years ago used Middle Eastern finances to mediate the acquisition of Newcastle United by Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund.
“However, this predominantly US-backed consortium is made up of multiple investors and supported by UBS Investment Bank, but does not include money from the Gulf Coast and Qatar’s investments are irrelevant.
“There is a specific interest in purchasing the club from Qatar, but it is understood that they have not yet shown their hands.
“Source told I’s paper that Stavely’s proposal might be “ready to go,” but there remains a significant uncertainty about what will happen next and whether Enic will appear to be a sale.”
