One of the greatest January transfer windows came and passed with some record-breaking signings. Chelsea has spent more money than all other major leagues put together. They finally went ahead and broke the bank by bringing in Enzo Fernandez, making him the second most expensive January signing of all time, just behind Philippe Coutinho. The
Virgil van Dijk is out for the rest of the season. This forces Liverpool to come up with alternative strategies. The team is allegedly looking for new talent, something Klopp’s side did not fuss over in the last transfer window. According to Sunday World, Dayot Upamecano is the player the club is set on getting.
The transfer window closed on Monday and there are some people and clubs that got the better end of the deal. Others, on the other hand, were not so fortunate. Here are some of the winners and losers after the deadline. Barcelona and Messi – Losers Lionel Messi is going to stay with Barcelona until
The summer transfer window is arguably one of the most important parts of the season for a club. Singing new players that can turn the team around, selling the ones that can bolster their finance, or simply chopping off dead wood from the books. However, due to the COVID-19 outbreak, a lot of things have
Transferring players is what football fans want to see every season, except from a team who figured out the winning formula. In this year’s Champions League, the two finalists are Tottenham Hotspur and Liverpool, both teams who seemed to figure something out. Their lineups are great, for example, but the players are also meshing well
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