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Liverpool have suffered a potential huge double injury blow ahead of the UEFA Champions League final against Real Madrid next Saturday.

Liverpool have suffered a potential huge double injury blow ahead of the UEFA Champions League final against Real Madrid next Saturday. - Report: Mohamed Salah Declares Himself Fit For The Champions League Final Against Real Madrid Liverpool Suffer Huge Double Injury Blow Ahead Of Champions League Final Against Real Madrid

Some season ticket holders made the ultimate sacrifice for the Premier League match and watched it from the pub.

He never raised the Premier League trophy as Liverpool captain, but as Aston Villa’s manager had the chance on Sunday to help his old club to victory by beating Manchester City. “If they beat City and we win, we win the league. Their victory in the end is the difference between being able to pay £30m and £80m for a player.” They became champions for the fourth time in five seasons and Liverpool’s title dream was over. A fan for 60 years, he remembered his own father bringing him to games and watching matches from the “boys’ pen”, a small enclosure for children. “I’m absolutely distraught,” said Alexander Pritchard, who had driven up with his girlfriend from Bargoed in the Welsh valleys without tickets: “At the end of the day, we have got to give City credit. She had given her 16-year-old son, Dylan, her ticket, and was left jostling for position with vaping 12-year-olds and a bunch of Egyptian tourists who were beside themselves when Mo Salah scored in the 84th minute.

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We were close but in the end not close enough." "We had to take off Thiago early, which is not helpful, and then you still find a way. "The whole journey of 21-22 so far is absolutely exceptional. 92 points obviously is crazy with all the games we played. I know what it is but don't want to say." "I think he'll be out of the final but I don't know.

Liverpool just came up short as Man City won the Premier League title again. But for Jurgen Klopp's men it's all about the what-ifs.

It is Liverpool's misfortune to be enjoying their peak years under Klopp at the same time City are collecting trophies under Guardiola. Over the last four years, Liverpool have won one title and finished runners-up behind City twice -- with 92 points this season and 97 in 2018-19. "There are worse scenarios -- we could have been a point ahead [on the final day] and not made it -- but we don't feel good. "I would have preferred they [City] were 5-0 up after 10 minutes so we could just play out game, but the season was close, so close. By the time Mohamed Salah managed to put Liverpool ahead on 84 minutes, City had already turned defeat into victory by scoring three times in five minutes through Gundogan (twice) and Rodri. It was the same story at home to Brighton in October, when 2-0 became 2-2, that time after being two goals clear after 24 minutes. LIVERPOOL, England -- There are always what-ifs when a team gets so close to glory.

The former Liverpool and Real Madrid coach talks UEFA.com through the 2022 final contenders, Istanbul memories and how to prepare for a UEFA Champions ...

"Prepping a league campaign is a game-to-game scenario but you can't lose focus of what’s on the horizon. Your line-up, your set-ups, your gameplan and your substitutions all have to be correct. In general terms, you try and keep everything the same or as similar as you can, so that the players can keep their routines. "Istanbul was unforgettable because, after a long absence, Liverpool returned to the most important club competition final. That is a genuine winning mentality and it takes years to develop. "I spent years at the Real Madrid academy as a player and a coach, and you get used to winning.

Alisson Becker was speaking after Liverpool were beaten to the Premier League title by Man City.

“We got the win and the points, but it wasn’t enough. He recorded 20 clean sheets in 36 appearances for the Reds this season to earn the trophy alongside City No.1 and Brazil international team-mate Ederson. We were really focused on doing our job.

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The biggest moment of Liverpool’s season didn’t come on the pitch and would surely only be surpassed by winning the Champions League final in Paris. On 29 April, Liverpool announced that Klopp had signed a two-year extension to his contract. And remarkable too that it wasn’t enough to give them a shot at the quadruple. Klopp’s side were involved in five 2-2 draws, a 3-3 draw and a 3-2 defeat in the league this season. They were brilliant and they were brilliant to watch. To an extent chaos defines Klopp’s success – “heavy metal football” and all that – and suits the team: a front three of bangs and whistles, a high defensive line and two gloriously attacking full-backs. Liverpool are unfortunate to have peaked at the same time as Pep Guardiola’s Manchester City. Even if you consider that these two clubs and managers propel each other on, Liverpool would be more triumphant if Guardiola wasn’t here.

Here, The Athletic will bring you the latest updates ahead of Sunday's Champions League final between Liverpool and Real Madrid.Both sides wrapped up their ...

Liverpool confirm the signing of Fabio Carvalho from Fulham. Fee is £5m potentially rising to £7.6m with a 20% sell-on clause. Will officially become a— James Pearce (@JamesPearceLFC) #LFCplayer on July 1. Here, The Athletic will bring you the latest updates ahead of Sunday's Champions League final between Liverpool and Real Madrid.

The Liverpool manager saw his side fall short by a point despite beating Wolves, days before their Champions League final against Real Madrid.

We were close but in the end not close enough.” It’s not cool, but it’s not completely unexpected. We now have five days to prepare the final and we face an incredibly experienced team, but that’s really OK. Losing the league today increases the desire to put it right next week.” Not today the maximum reward, but we will get it. What I learned about life is that if you stay on track and keep going, you get the reward. Klopp insisted his treble chasers would turn their Premier League deflation into a motivation when meeting the Spanish champions in Paris on Saturday. The Liverpool manager said: “I can imagine it was much worse for the people at home watching on TV all over the world who were Liverpool fans.

Liverpool lost out to Manchester City in the Premier League title race, and chants from Man United fans prove an important point.

Real Madrid may beat Liverpool in Paris on Saturday, and there would likely be even more doom and gloom around the Reds fan base if that were to happen. The answers to both of these are enough on their own to pick up the mood among the fanbase. With a Champions League final to look forward to at the weekend, the environment of English football’s two most successful clubs could not be more different. It’s not the first time that this particular chant and others of a similar variety have been aimed at Liverpool and the club’s supporters by sections of Man United supporters. It must not be forgotten what Liverpool have already achieved this season, and could still do before it comes to a conclusion. While Liverpool were winning their 28th league match of the season, approximately 240 miles away at Selhurst Park Manchester United fans showed how far their club has fallen.

Jurgen Klopp wanted to sign the Portugal under-21 international in January but, despite agreeing personal terms and the player completing a medical, the deal ...

A Liverpool statement said: “Liverpool FC can confirm Fábio Carvalho will join the club this summer. Carvalho came through the academy ranks at Fulham and went on to make 44 senior appearances in total for the London club.” “Carvalho played a key role in Fulham’s promotion back to the Premier League in 2021-22, scoring 10 goals and providing eight assists in 36 games as Marco Silva’s side won the Championship title.

Liverpool have announced the signing of Fabio Carvalho from Fulham, with the player set to join on July 1.

Liverpool finished second in the Premier League, behind champions Manchester City. They have already won the League Cup and FA Cup this season, and will face Real Madrid in the Champions League final on Saturday. Carvalho, 19, will join Liverpool for a reported fee of £5 million when his contract with Fulham ends in June. The winger is not available on a free due to his age, so the two clubs have reached a compromise to the prevent the deal from going to a transfer tribunal. Liverpool have announced the signing of Fabio Carvalho from Fulham, with the player set to join on July 1.

The Fulham attacking midfielder has been all but confirmed in the last five months after an administrative error denied the Reds his signature in the winter ...

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They create attacks rather than waiting to hit on the break. The former Reds boss went on to say how Liverpool could cause Real Madrid problems in Paris. "Real Madrid are well drilled and have quality.

Jurgen Klopp's Liverpool have certainly had no problems with the former in the Premier League, accruing a total in excess of 90 points for the third time in ...

Liverpool will just have to grin and bear it for now, dust themselves down and turn their attention to attempting to win a seventh European Cup, a trophy still out of reach for Guardiola's men. The Liverpool team of the 1970s and 80s, Manchester United in the 1990s and 2000s, the Arsenal and Chelsea purple patches in the Premier League era, they were all greatly admired and - sometimes grudgingly - respected. "The accepted narrative in many parts of the media is not only that Jurgen Klopp's side play better and more exciting football, but that they have also achieved their success the 'right' way, supposedly without spending much money. Instead, if anything is tedious to the neutral observer, it's that City are so overwhelmingly successful in that approach. Narrative is an overused concept, but does apply in this case. There's a reason so many without any Anfield affiliations have an affection for Klopp's team. But true rivalry, a real deep-rooted dislike, doesn't form overnight. Apparently, anyone could do what my old team have done and it's 'bad' for football." There is rarely any jeopardy to their game, which is what made their recent comebacks against West Ham United and Aston Villa so unusual and, dare it be said, exciting. "If you hadn’t have asked then I wouldn’t say these kind of things." Mahrez is not wrong, even if hate is putting it too strongly. "I know they hate us.

Liverpool still expect Real Madrid to win the race for Monaco midfielder Aurelien Tchouameni this summer. The Reds had identified the France international ...

At 22, the dynamic midfielder fits the profile of what Liverpool are looking at for the long term, but the club have accepted that Tchouameni is likely destined for Madrid as Los Blancos look to strengthen their own ranks this summer. Tchouameni is currently represented by French agency Excellence Sports Nation and it is understood that ESN have informed Liverpool 's recruitment team that their client wants to sign for the 13-time European Cup winners later this year. Reports in France after Sunday's 3-1 win against Wolves claimed that Tchouameni had agreed terms with both Liverpool and their fellow Champions League finalists Real following the close of play in the Premier League.

Taking place at the Stade de France, 2019 Champions League victors Liverpool will battle Real Madrid, winners of four UCL titles since the 2013-14 campaign.

For the reasons outlined above, I would play Liverpool up to -145 in regular time as I have it projected at -160. Add in its two group stage fixtures against Inter Milan and the discrepancy becomes even larger. In its last five UCL fixtures, Real’s offense has generated 1.76 xG/90 minutes. Additionally, Liverpool’s defense has played rock-steady in its last six UCL fixtures. Even if you remove the two Benfica matches from consideration, Liverpool’s offensive output drops to only 1.53 xG/90 minutes. This will be a rematch of the 2018 Champions League Final, which saw Real claim its third consecutive European crown after dispatching Liverpool, 3-1.

The Spanish midfielder underwent a scan on Monday which eased fears that he suffered significant damage during Sunday's 3-1 win over Wolves at Anfield.

Liverpool midfielder Thiago Alcantara faces a fight to be fit for the Champions League final Liverpool midfielder Thiago Alcantara faces a fight to be fit for the Champions League final after scans showed he sustained an Achilles problem on the final day of the Premier League season. Thiago Alcantara is in a race to be fit for the Champions League final against Real Madrid as scan shows the Liverpool star suffered an achilles injury in final day victory over Wolves

After the disappointment of just missing out on the Premier League title, Liverpool winger Mohamed Salah is clearly in a determined mood heading into the ...

Liverpool Star To Miss Champions League Final Against Real Madrid After winning the Carabao Cup and FA Cup, Liverpool now look forward to the Champions League final against Los Blancos on Saturday. After the disappointment of just missing out on the Premier League title, Liverpool winger Mohamed Salah is clearly in a determined mood heading into the Champions League final against Real Madrid at the weekend.

Spain boss Luis Enrique has spoken with Liverpool midfielder Thiago about the injury that makes him a doubt for the Champions League final against Real ...

We are going to wait. “He is having a great season. Thiago will now undergo scans to ascertain the extent of the damage - with the clock ticking down on Liverpool’s showdown with Real Madrid in the Champions League final in Paris on Saturday evening.

Former Liverpool player Peter Crouch has been reviewing the Premier League season and named the Reds player he thinks is the player of the year.

Looking at Liverpool, I absolutely love Sadio Mane and Virgil van Dijk's the best around at centre half but Salah brings that extra edge to them every week. Former Liverpool player Peter Crouch has been reviewing the Premier League season and named the Reds player he thinks is the player of the year. 'It's Got To Be....' - Peter Crouch Names Which Liverpool Superstar He Thinks Is Player Of The Year

Thiago may be able to face Real Madrid after scans showed no serious damage to the star midfielder's ankle.

The club has a few players that are coming towards the last year of their contracts, so decisions need to be made. Mohamed Salah, Sadio Mane, Roberto Firmino, ...

Unfortunately for Villa, they may not get the chance. Mohamed Salah, Sadio Mane, Roberto Firmino, and Joe Gomez have all been linked with moves away, as their futures with Liverpool look doubtful. Incomings, outgoings, and contract extensions will be the priority.

Ex-Manchester United midfielder Owen Hargreaves claims Mohamed Salah has been 'astonishing' for the Reds.

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Kylian Mbappe has claimed he held talks over a potential move to join Liverpool on two separate occasions. The 23-year-old forward recently signed a new three-year deal to remain at the Ligue 1 side, putting an end to recent speculation over his future ...

It’s a big club," revealed the PSG star. Real Madrid were firm favourites to secure the services of Mbappe on a free transfer this summer, having failed in their efforts to recruit the 2018 World Cup winner last year. We talked a little bit."

Liverpool are willing to give Thiago Alcantara every chance of being fit in time for Champions League final against Real Madrid on Saturday.

Thiago has suffered final heartbreak once already this season having been injured during the warm-up ahead of the League Cup win over Chelsea at Wembley in February after being named in the starting line-up. With Fabinho also facing a race against time to be fit for Paris having missed the last three games with a hamstring complaint, Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp faces a potential midfield headache. Thiago will now undergo intensive treatment at the AXA Training Centre before a decision is made on whether he will be part of the playing squad that travels to France at the end of the week.

Kevin De Bruyne has admitted Liverpool's relentless pursuit of the Premier League title made Manchester City's celebratory scenes all the more enjoyable on Sunday afternoon. Pep Guardiola's side were pushed to the finish line once again by the Reds, ...

There was one stage on Sunday afternoon where it seemed City's title quest was dead in the water, with former Liverpool playmaker Philippe Coutinho firing Aston Villa into a two-goal lead at the Etihad Stadium in the second half. It was the Sky Blues who eventually prevailed as champions courtesy of a dramatic final day comeback, with De Bruyne recognising Liverpool's step-up in intensity in recent months forced the Citizens to take their game to another level. Pep Guardiola's side were pushed to the finish line once again by the Reds, securing top spot by a single point for the second time in three years.

Real Madrid are confident of signing AS Monaco midfielder Aurelien Tchouameni, who is also a target for Liverpool.

Liverpool will take part in their last game of the season on Saturday as Jurgen Klopp's side look to get the better of Real Madrid in the Champions League ...

There are also question marks over the likes of Fabinho and Thiago for the final, with the midfield duo facing a race against time to be involved in Paris. Both Jota and Roberto Firmino could serve as effective options from the bench. Liverpool do have some injury concerns ahead of this showpiece fixture, however, which could pose problems for Klopp as he ponders who to name in his starting-eleven.

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Well, that was until a fan sat near the front pointed out to the approaching Liverpool players that City had gone 3-2 up. Calciomercato is reporting that both Liverpool and Chelsea have been linked with the defender and are considering a move. However, this doesn’t include a pay rise, as the Italian club continue to come to terms with the financial implications of Covid-19.

ECHO columnist John Aldridge reacts to Liverpool confirming the signing of Fabio Carvalho and what still needs to be done to close the gap on Manchester ...

If the team wins on Saturday then it would be a great high to finish the season on. It’s nice from a personal point of view, and if Salah stays at Liverpool for next season then he will win in then as well. If Mohamed Salah stays, we still need another striker.

Jurgen Klopp and the Liverpool players have been invited as special guests to the Rolling Stones concert to be held at Anfield on the 9th June.

Watch out for our coverage over the next few days in the lead-up to UEFA's showpiece club event. The source also confirmed the band had “factored in time in their rehearsal schedule” to watch Liverpool in action against Real Madrid in the Champions League final on Saturday. Report: Rolling Stones Invite Klopp & Liverpool Players To Historic Gig At Anfield As Part of SIXTY Tour - Mick Jagger 'Would Love To Meet Jurgen And The Players'

Paris Saint-Germain star Kylian Mbappe has confirmed that he held transfer talks with Liverpool before deciding to stay at the French club this summer.

“I was a free agent and it was important to give back to my country. Los Blancos had long-courted Mbappe over the past two years and saw numerous bids, the largest said to be worth €200m, rejected last summer. Mbappe signed a new three-year deal with the French club at the weekend after snubbing Real Madrid to stay in Paris in what became one of the biggest transfer sagas in recent memory.

Liverpool could win their third trophy of the season when they take on Real Madrid in the Champions League final and Mohamed Salah is determined to end the ...

Salah has been a major part of their success and he is determined to win another trophy. Although the league did not go Liverpool's way, they could still win three trophies this season if they manage to beat Los Blancos in Paris this weekend. But City managed to just come out on top and lifted their fourth title in five seasons at the Etihad Stadium.

Liverpool sporting director Michael Edwards will leave his position at Anfield this summer after a decade spent at the club.

"It was during this period that he not only laid the groundwork for a long-term process that continues to provide significant benefit to players and club, he also accelerated his learning on many of the aspects you deal with as a sporting director. The report claims Edwards 'has a profile that meets many criteria' Nice are searching for as they prepare for a restructure of the club's hierarchy. Edwards announced his intention to leave Liverpool back in November, bringing to an end his successful spell at the club.

Monaco director Paul Mitchell on Aurelien Tchouameni deal for Real Madrid or Liverpool: “I don't have a preference to be honest. Of course, important fee is ...

From a sporting perspective, both Liverpool and Real Madrid see the 22 year old Tchouaméni as a key building piece at the base of midfield as both squads look to revamp aging midfields. He would be the successor for the Brazilian and his telescoping legs in a couple of season’s time most likely. It’s an unusual order of events, but one very recently seen with Kylian Mbappé when he had agreed to terms with both PSG and Real Madrid.

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'I have a lot of respect for him and their club they have done a lot to make me as happy as possible. 'I would like to announce that I have chosen to extend my contract at Paris Saint-Germain, and of course I am delighted,' Mbappe said. 'I didn't announce it to my team-mates because the club didn't want me to. with Frenchman admitting he also spoke to Reds in 2017 about a move because they're his MUM's favourite club! It’s a big club.' When I was in Monaco I met them.

Tottenham's Dejan Kulusevski and Liverpool's Luis Diaz have proved to be excellent January signings - but how do the two forwards compare?

Minutes per non-penalty goal: 253.4 If you want to win something, for sure you need players at the top, not medium level players.” “We knew [Diaz] was a top player,” Conte said earlier this month.

Everton, Crystal Palace and Newcastle United are aiming to sign Liverpool transfer target Ismaila Sarr from Watford this summer.

We take a look at the weekend's big VAR talking points, with handball and a possible penalty for Wolves at Liverpool top of the bill.

That said, in this instance it was perhaps obvious from the first angle than the one the VAR chose to use to apply the lines. Some fans had questioned the use of a different angle to display the decision, claiming that the camera was not square to the players. Meanwhile, the penalty given to Southampton wasn't overturned as there was not clear and obvious error by the referee. For instance, for a throw-in the whole of the ball has to be over the whole of the line. In terms of Iwobi, he leant into the shot and the contact on the arm appears low enough for a penalty to be a correct VAR decision. Even though the referee made a clear error, the goal has to stand. It comes down to inconsistency in VAR decision-making, which will always be apparent to some degree because of the subjective nature of decisions. Referee Jon Moss gave the dropped ball to Leicester City, and the Foxes scored directly from it through James Maddison. The score was 1-0 to Manchester City late in the game, meaning Everton were denied the chance to claim a point from the penalty spot. In February, Frank Lampard's side were denied a penalty by the VAR, Chris Kavanagh, for a Rodri handball. But for a handball offence, does the whole of the ball have to be over the undefined position on the arm? We can look at a number of incidents this season, with the ball hitting the arm around the same place.

Carvalho is one of the most prized teenagers in football, and Liverpool are expecting big things once the Fulham sensation has learned Jurgen Klopp's ...

One aspect of his game which could see him get plenty of game time in his first season at Anfield, is a philosophy Silva has been keen to promote at Fulham, and teach the young star. Origi may be remembered as an out-and-out centre-forward - which Carvalho most certainly is not - but he was frequently played by Klopp as a wide player in a front three, cutting in from the left to score some of his memorable goals for the Reds. If Carvalho is considered a replacement for the popular Brazil striker, then it will be in the long term, not immediately. For the young player’s talent, Klopp is not going to change his entire system to accommodate a teenager with three Premier League starts under his belt. At 19, he is not another Luis Diaz, a world-class star who has the experience and knowledge to slot straight in as a genuine first-team starter. It is a long way from training on Clapham Common, albeit with a community-based club who have a big reputation for developing youth talent, to Anfield. Yet every step of the way, he has been pursued by Europe’s biggest clubs.

It is a testament to the club's faith in Carvalho that they sought to agree a fee with the Championship winners even though the teenager is out of contract this ...

He has regularly paid homage to his original club Balham FC, and even when the speculation of his move was rife he has managed to keep his head down and concentrate on the football, which has to be admired. Most of the greats have both talent and work ethic, and Fabio has both of those in spades. His control and touch were just miles ahead of anyone at Championship level, and the fact he’s got a brilliant end product surely means he has all the capability to succeed at a high level. My hunch from watching him, though, is that he has the ability to go to the very top. I do think he potentially has the ability to play further back in the midfield as a No. 8 if he wants to. To get an insight into Carvalho’s time at Fulham and how he could play at Liverpool, This Is Anfield spoke to Sammy James ( @MrSammyJames) of the Fulhamish podcast ( @FulhamishPod).

Liverpools move for Fabio Carvalho in January fell through after the Premier League side ran out of time to complete the deal on Deadline Day; ...

"For Fabio Carvalho, the clamour of January's Deadline Day, when Liverpool tried and failed to sign him from Fulham before the 11pm cut-off point, was nothing new. It is fair to say the decision has paid off." Once add-on clauses are met, Fulham could receive a fee in the region of £4m and have also inserted a substantial sell-on clause, understood to be 20 per cent.

Liverpool transfer news, rumours, gossip and speculation including updates on Aurelien Tchouameni, Sadio Mane, Mohamed Salah and Ibrahim Sangare.

As well as Real, Mbappe has also been linked with a move to Liverpool in the past. The former Reds boss went on to say how Liverpool could cause Real Madrid problems in Paris. Real Madrid have also been credited with an interest in the player. While a recent report claimed that Mane has reportedly held talks over a move that would see him leave Liverpool this summer. Since arriving in 2016, the Senegalese international has scored 119 goals in 267 appearances. Talk in recent weeks has surrounded Liverpool’s chances of winning an unprecedented quadruple after winning the FA Cup and Carabao Cup and qualifying for the Champions League final.. They beat us in the final last time. One individual who will be desperate to get revenge on Madrid is none other than Mohamed Salah, who saw his evening ended early by Sergio Ramos the last time the sides met in a European final. Liverpool missed out on securing a second Premier League title of Jurgen Klopp's reign on Sunday afternoon, with Manchester City rallying at home to Aston Villa to confirm their status as champions. The report goes on to say that Liverpool have been scouting Sangare for several weeks, with a view to a potential move at the end of the season. But he admits Jurgen Klopp would still be his manager of the season. Of course, an important fee is needed.

Monaco chief Paul Mitchell has discussed his club's impending decision to sell Aurelien Tchouameni to either Liverpool or Real Madrid, with the pair vying ...

That's why replacing him will be incredibly difficult but we will try to increase the full capacity of the team. Quizzed on how difficult Monaco's task will be to replace Tchouameni, Mitchell affirmed: "That's why he's so sought after! "Everyone was able to see what a top player Aurelien is, but everyone also knows that we are an ambitious club with an ambitious shareholder.

Aurelien Tchouameni is aware that Thomas Tuchel's Chelsea would be able to match terms that he has already agreed with Jurgen Klopp's Liverpool.

However, according to the report, Tchouameni is well aware that Chelsea, who won the Champions League last season, would match the terms he has already agreed with Liverpool and Madrid. The report has claimed that AS Monaco defensive midfielder Tchouameni has already agreed personal terms with Liverpool and Real Madrid. Aurelien Tchouameni is aware that Thomas Tuchel’s Chelsea would be able to match terms that he has already agreed with Jurgen Klopp’s Liverpool, according to 90min.

Real Madrid and Liverpool are the two clubs best-placed to sign Aurelien Tchouameni this summer, sources have told ESPN.

The impact of Mbappe's shock U-turn is already being felt at both clubs. Mbappe has insisted on the construction of a new, winning project as part of his decision to stay and views Tchouameni as a necessary reinforcement in midfield, but sources say PSG may be too late, with Madrid and Liverpool having already worked on his signing for some time. However, a source with knowledge of the talks told ESPN that Madrid would have to battle Liverpool for the signing of a player whose fee would exceed €50 million.