Liverpool forward Mohamed Salah is reportedly a top target for Saudi Arabian clubs in the summer transfer window. According to sources, powerful figures in Saudi Arabian football believe that Salah's departure from Anfield would be a significant coup.
Salah and teammate Vinicius Jr are thought to be the two main players who will be heavily scouted by Saudi Pro League teams looking to strengthen their squads for the new season.
However, tensions may also be brewing at Liverpool, with Virgil van Dijk expressing his disappointment over comments made about Arne Slot, the Reds' head coach. The Dutch defender believes that Slot's reputation is being unfairly disrespected by those outside of the club.
Meanwhile, Tottenham are said to have cooled their interest in signing Micky van de Ven, a talented midfielder who has been linked with a move to Liverpool. However, Arsenal are still keen on signing the Netherlands international.
Chelsea great Marcel Desailly believes that Cole Palmer may consider leaving Stamford Bridge if he doesn't think the club can win the Premier League within the next two years. The Blues are also looking to boost their midfield by making a loan move for Douglas Luiz.
Crystal Palace, who have been linked with Wolves' Jorgen Strand Larsen, will need to act quickly if they want to secure the Norway striker in January.
Arsenal and Borussia Dortmund sent scouts to watch Red Star Belgrade's 17-year-old midfielder Vasilije Kostov in a Europa League match. The young player is thought to be an exciting prospect for clubs looking to bring him into their squads.
The Premier League will also launch a new campaign to promote LGBTQ+ inclusion in football, having previously ended its partnership with Stonewall's Rainbow Laces campaign. Former Spurs boss Ange Postecoglou has praised Arsenal after his first scouting mission, while the Football Supporters' Association is calling on FIFA president Gianni Infantino to focus on making cheap tickets.
Rangers are exploring a move for Sheffield Wednesday star Yan Valery, while South Africa and New Zealand will play their fourth Test in Baltimore with assurances that there won't be any issues. A new model for global tennis has been put forward by the Professional Tennis Players' Association, led by Novak Djokovic.
Salah and teammate Vinicius Jr are thought to be the two main players who will be heavily scouted by Saudi Pro League teams looking to strengthen their squads for the new season.
However, tensions may also be brewing at Liverpool, with Virgil van Dijk expressing his disappointment over comments made about Arne Slot, the Reds' head coach. The Dutch defender believes that Slot's reputation is being unfairly disrespected by those outside of the club.
Meanwhile, Tottenham are said to have cooled their interest in signing Micky van de Ven, a talented midfielder who has been linked with a move to Liverpool. However, Arsenal are still keen on signing the Netherlands international.
Chelsea great Marcel Desailly believes that Cole Palmer may consider leaving Stamford Bridge if he doesn't think the club can win the Premier League within the next two years. The Blues are also looking to boost their midfield by making a loan move for Douglas Luiz.
Crystal Palace, who have been linked with Wolves' Jorgen Strand Larsen, will need to act quickly if they want to secure the Norway striker in January.
Arsenal and Borussia Dortmund sent scouts to watch Red Star Belgrade's 17-year-old midfielder Vasilije Kostov in a Europa League match. The young player is thought to be an exciting prospect for clubs looking to bring him into their squads.
The Premier League will also launch a new campaign to promote LGBTQ+ inclusion in football, having previously ended its partnership with Stonewall's Rainbow Laces campaign. Former Spurs boss Ange Postecoglou has praised Arsenal after his first scouting mission, while the Football Supporters' Association is calling on FIFA president Gianni Infantino to focus on making cheap tickets.
Rangers are exploring a move for Sheffield Wednesday star Yan Valery, while South Africa and New Zealand will play their fourth Test in Baltimore with assurances that there won't be any issues. A new model for global tennis has been put forward by the Professional Tennis Players' Association, led by Novak Djokovic.
... Saudi Arabian clubs think they can just swoop in and poach one of the top players from Liverpool? It's like trying to buy a superpower 
️. I get why they'd want him, but doesn't that kinda undermine the whole point of football being about passion and love for the game? 
... those midfield battles in the Premier League are gonna be epic! 
...he's a legend and it would be a huge loss for Anfield! 
Plus, Van Dijk is right to stand up for Arne Slot - those outside the club shouldn't trash his rep like that 
. On another note, Cole Palmer needs to have high expectations from Chelsea if he's gonna leave Stamford Bridge in two years 
...they're gunna need some serious talent boost! 
. And honestly, it's a bit weird that Salah and Vinicius Jr are being touted as the main targets for Saudi Arabian clubs - what's up with that? 
I mean, isn't it Liverpool's decision who wants to stay or go? 
. And it's interesting that Chelsea are trying to get Cole Palmer to commit, hope they can make it happen for them 
️. What do you guys think? Should Salah stay at Liverpool or take his talents elsewhere 
. And have you seen Cole Palmer play? He's got skills for days but Chelsea needs to win the league first, easy peasy 
. I hope Crystal Palace gets Jorgen Strand Larsen, he sounds like a beast on the pitch! 
. As for Van Dijk speaking up about Arne Slot, I think it's awesome that their teammate is backing him out. They're like, one big happy family at Liverpool 
. And omg, Cole Palmer thinking of leaving Chelsea? That would be crazy 
It's about time we get more representation and acceptance in our beautiful game 
They're calling out FIFA president Gianni Infantino to focus on making affordable tickets a priority 
That's a huge hike for fans! 
The Professional Tennis Players' Association's new model for global tennis is also super exciting 
With Novak Djokovic leading the charge, I'm hopeful we'll see more changes in the world of sports soon 
Mohamed Salah is apparently a top target for Saudi Arabian clubs, but tensions are brewing at Liverpool with Virgil van Dijk speaking up about Arne Slot's reputation