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Yahoo
17 hours ago
- Business
- Yahoo
Gasperini intends to keep Svilar at all costs
Gasperini intends to keep Svilar at all costs With the arrival of Gian Piero Gasperini, Roma are expected to accelerate their talks with Mile Svilar over the player's contract renewal. As Il Corriere della Sera writes, the renewal is still at a standstill. Advertisement No alarms are being raised from Trigoria for now, but things are proceeding at a slow pace. Svilar's contract expires in 2027, with a salary of less than a million euros. Gasperini was clear during his recent meeting with members of Roma's management: Svilar will have to be a key figure in his new Roma and must therefore stay at all costs. Yet the gap with the requests of the Serbian's entourage continues to be wide. Should the situation worsen, Ghisolfi would ask for no less than 50 million euros for the goalkeeper.
Yahoo
a day ago
- Business
- Yahoo
Exclusive: Aston Villa and Newcastle United eye €20m deal that would benefit Barcelona
Under Unai Emery, Aston Villa have regularly looked to the La Liga market, and they are expected to do so again this summer. But for one of their targets, they will face significant competition. The likes of Alex Moreno and Andres Garcia have arrived at Villa Park from Spanish football during Emery's tenure, and another full-back could also be set to join the Premier League side this summer: Oscar Mingueza. Several clubs considering summer move for Oscar Mingueza Sources have told Football España that Mingueza remains on the radar of a number of clubs across Europe. Aston Villa, RB Leipzig, and AS Roma are taking concrete steps toward securing his signature, while Nottingham Forest and Newcastle United are considered as alternative options. Image via Cordon Press Aston Villa, who considered a move for the Celta Vigo defender in January, are targeting Mingueza to strengthen the right-back position in their squad, which is considered weak. Meanwhile, RB Leipzig and AS Roma appreciate the defender's versatile ability to play in either full-back position. In the cases of Nottingham Forest and Newcastle, they have evaluated Mingueza as a potential signing. However, they are believed to be considering alternative options at this stage. Celta desperate to keep him, Barcelona hoping for sale Mingueza has a €20m release clause in his Celta contract, and that figure will be enticing for those clubs interested in the Spain international. However, the Galicians – who secured Europa League qualification last weekend – are currently in the process of trying to agree a new deal with their player, with his existing deal set to expire in 2026. Celta will be desperate to keep Mingueza, but on the other hand, Barcelona will be desperate for a sale. The La Liga champions have a 50% sell-on clause for the defender as part of the deal that saw him go to Balaidos three years ago, so they would net €10m in the event of a summer sale.
CNA
a day ago
- General
- CNA
Gasperini confirms Atalanta exit
Manager Gian Piero Gasperini confirmed his departure from Serie A side Atalanta with an emotional message to supporters on Saturday. Gasperini's exit did not come as a surprise, as he stated back in February that he would not renew his contract, which is set to expire in June. "It wasn't possible to express this before, only in the last few hours have I really decided to put an end to this wonderful nine-year-long story. But let's not say goodbye, I don't like that," he told Atalanta fans via the Italian newspaper l'Eco di Bergamo. The 67-year-old Gasperini has turned the Bergamo club into a regular presence among the Serie A leaders in recent seasons, and he led them to the Europa League title in 2024. "We've managed to achieve some unquestionably extraordinary results. I would have liked to do more, I didn't succeed, but we still celebrated a lot together and I'm sure you will do it again," he added. Italian media reported that Gasperini is set to take over as coach of AS Roma following Claudio Ranieri's retirement.
Reuters
a day ago
- Entertainment
- Reuters
Gasperini confirms Atalanta exit
May 31 (Reuters) - Manager Gian Piero Gasperini confirmed his departure from Serie A side Atalanta with an emotional message to supporters on Saturday. Gasperini's exit did not come as a surprise, as he stated back in February that he would not renew his contract, which is set to expire in June. "It wasn't possible to express this before, only in the last few hours have I really decided to put an end to this wonderful nine-year-long story. But let's not say goodbye, I don't like that," he told Atalanta fans via the Italian newspaper l'Eco di Bergamo. The 67-year-old Gasperini has turned the Bergamo club into a regular presence among the Serie A leaders in recent seasons, and he led them to the Europa League title in 2024. "We've managed to achieve some unquestionably extraordinary results. I would have liked to do more, I didn't succeed, but we still celebrated a lot together and I'm sure you will do it again," he added. Italian media reported that Gasperini is set to take over as coach of AS Roma following Claudio Ranieri's retirement.
Straits Times
a day ago
- Sport
- Straits Times
Gasperini confirms Atalanta exit
Manager Gian Piero Gasperini confirmed his departure from Serie A side Atalanta with an emotional message to supporters on Saturday. Gasperini's exit did not come as a surprise, as he stated back in February that he would not renew his contract, which is set to expire in June. "It wasn't possible to express this before, only in the last few hours have I really decided to put an end to this wonderful nine-year-long story. But let's not say goodbye, I don't like that," he told Atalanta fans via the Italian newspaper l'Eco di Bergamo. The 67-year-old Gasperini has turned the Bergamo club into a regular presence among the Serie A leaders in recent seasons, and he led them to the Europa League title in 2024. "We've managed to achieve some unquestionably extraordinary results. I would have liked to do more, I didn't succeed, but we still celebrated a lot together and I'm sure you will do it again," he added. Italian media reported that Gasperini is set to take over as coach of AS Roma following Claudio Ranieri's retirement. REUTERS Join ST's Telegram channel and get the latest breaking news delivered to you.
