Transfer Tweets - Europe - 2023/24
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik (@Rood) and Jamie (@Vault Dweller) are here to talk about United's dreadful home defeat at the hands of Big Ange's Tottenham Hotspur. Should this have been the end of Ten Hag? How long does he actually have left? And does Nik finally want ETH out?!
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Official: Diego Alonso is Sevilla's new head coach
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- Ribalta leaving Marseille:
- Benatia as Ribalta's potential successor (Tier 2):
Mehdi Benatia OM priority for sporting director job
Javier Ribalta is on his way out. The former defender is right at the top of Marseille's short list
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Real Madrid has renewed [the contracts of] Valverde and Camavinga
The Uruguayan's contract expires in 2027 and has been renewed until 2028.
The Frenchman's contract expires in 2025 and has been renewed until 2028.
Their salaries have been upgraded
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Official: Ajax sack Maurice Steijn
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Official: Yussuf Poulsen signs a 2-year contract extension with RB Leipzig
Official: Federico Gatti extends his stay with Juventus until 2028
Official: Sokratis Papastathopoulos signs for Real Betis until the end of the season
Official: Vinícius Jr. signs a new contract with Real Madrid until 2027
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I've seem several ridiculous 1b type release clauses on players lately. What is the actual point in having a release clause if its so farcically high ?
The buyout clause is required for every player's contract in Spain. To prevent any unexpected triggers, teams like Real Madrid and Barcelona set insanely high release clauses to protect themselves from losing a player.I've seem several ridiculous 1b type release clauses on players lately. What is the actual point in having a release clause if its so farcically high ?
The buyout clause is required for every player's contract in Spain. To prevent any unexpected triggers, teams like Real Madrid and Barcelona set insanely high release clauses to protect themselves from losing a player.
Thanks. I didn't know it was a required thing in Spain.
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In Spain and Portugal as far as I know. It is mandatory due to the respective labour law.Thanks. I didn't know it was a required thing in Spain.
In Spain and Portugal as far as I know. It is mandatory due to the respective labour law.
Thanks
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Real Madrid (from the boardroom to the dressing room), more optimistic than ever about signing Davies.
The club are confident of closing a deal for 2024 that is being carried out with as much confidentiality (we spoke about it on 8 June) as dedication.
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[Breaking] News.
Los Angeles Galaxy are sounding out Álvaro Morata for the future.
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Not that confidential considering it's being reported on now.
Official: Rodrygo signs a new contract with Real Madrid until 2028
Official: Mainz terminate Anwar el-Ghazi's contract after he sticks with his original statement on the Israel-Palestine conflict even after taking it down
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Official: Mainz terminate Anwar el-Ghazi's contract after he sticks with his original statement on the Israel-Palestine conflict even after taking it down
So now right wingers only have to be offered to us for their careers to implode?
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In an exclusive interview with Lionel Messi, the Argentinian reflected on the end of his time with PSG and revealed that he had wanted to return to FC Barcelona this summer.
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- Morata rules out a January move to the MLS.
- Javi Guerra's agent was in England this week.
- Yanis Senhadji is negotiating a renewal with Betis.
- Mattheus Oliveira could emerge as a great market opportunity.
Official: Eduardo Camavinga signs a new contract with Real Madrid until 2029
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