Raul Asencio a-t-il rejeté Liverpool et Chelsea ?

Oui, le défenseur du Real Madrid Raul Asencio a rejeté l'intérêt de transfert de Liverpool et Chelsea cet été, selon Marca.

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Raul Asencio rejette Liverpool et Chelsea

Le défenseur du Real Madrid Raul Asencio a rejeté l'intérêt de Liverpool et Chelsea cet été, selon Marca. Le média espagnol rapporte que le jeune défenseur central a refusé les approches des deux clubs de Premier League pour rester au Bernabéu.

Ailleurs, Manchester United jouera un match amical à huis clos contre l'autre club de Sir Jim Ratcliffe, le Lausanne-Sport, pendant la trêve internationale, rapporte The Telegraph. Le match se déroulera sans spectateurs.

Eddie Howe n'a actuellement aucun projet de retour au football et profite d'une pause après son départ de Newcastle, ajoute The Telegraph. La FA a déjà évoqué l'idée de nommer Howe sélectionneur de l'Angleterre.

Le président de Besiktas, Serdal Adali, a promis de signer Joe Willock de Newcastle en janvier, affirmant que le milieu de terrain anglais a déjà choisi un nouveau foyer en Turquie, selon talkSPORT. Roma a reçu l'autorisation officielle de poursuivre les plans de construction d'un nouveau stade de 1,2 milliard de livres sterling, rapporte The Sun.