Cavani who would ask for too much money, Bayern eyeing Dembélé or Paulo Sousa who could stay in Bordeaux: find all the info from the football transfer window for this Wednesday, July 15, 2020.
Cavani can't find a club
One thing is certain about Edinson Cavani : he will no longer play with Paris Saint-Germain. The top goalscorer in PSG history is now free of any contract, and according to AS , it could last. The Uruguayan striker (33) would see the Atlético de Madrid track seriously moving away, the Colchoneros preferring to target the Polish center-forward of Naples Arkadiusz Milik . The reason: his salary requirements would be much lower. "Cavani requests 12 million euros net per year over two seasons, reveals Rino Foschi, former sports director of Palermo where Cavani played between 2007 and 2011. No one can afford it in Serie A."
Cavani's top 5 goals with PSG
Bayern and Rummenigge flatter Ousmane Dembélé
Another Frenchman at Bayern Munich? The statements of Karl-Heinz Rummenigge, president of the Bavarian club, about Ousmane Dembélé, let him hear. In the columns of France Football , the former German player said that he was a big fan of the FC Barcelona striker and, more generally, French players. “The most spectacular is French training: it is unique. The players are very well prepared physically, technically and tactically. These 20-year-old players are already showing an amazing maturity in their game and their personality. They constitute an enrichment for each German club. [...] When he was in Dortmund, I loved seeing Ousmane Dembélé play. He was one of my favorite players. "
Bordeaux: Gasset thinks about his staff ... for nothing?
With Paulo Sousa on the start, the Girondins de Bordeaux would have chosen Jean-Louis Gasset to take over. The Team informs that the former coach of Saint-Etienne and Montpellier (66 years old), who would be preferred to Gabriel Heinze (42 years old), is already counting on the composition of his technical staff. Yes, but here it is: Sousa (49) has not yet left. And management would like to avoid paying severance pay to the Portuguese coach, who would even be willing to stay if King Street, owner of the club, dismisses President Frédéric Longuépée. The liar poker game is just beginning.
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