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Yahoo
08-07-2025
- Sport
- Yahoo
Report – Inter Milan Prepare To Sell Three High-Profile Players
Report – Inter Milan Prepare To Sell Three High-Profile Players Hakan Calhanoglu, Yann Bisseck, and Mehdi Taremi look destined to leave Inter Milan by the end of the summer. Per Tuttosport via FCInterNews, the Italian heavyweights are open to cashing in on their in-demand assets. Advertisement For starters, Hakan Calhanoglu is close to joining Galatasaray. Despite rejecting several lucrative offers from Saudi Arabia, the 31-year-old is keen to return to his homeland. Therefore, Inter have lined up Atalanta's Ederson as a perfect replacement. However, Calhanoglu may not be the only high-profile departure. Inter Milan Ready to Cash In on Calhanoglu, Bisseck & Taremi MILAN, ITALY – MAY 06: Yann Aurel Bisseck of FC Internazionale celebrates after his team's victory in the UEFA Champions League 2024/25 Semi Final Second Leg match between FC Internazionale Milano and FC Barcelona at Giuseppe Meazza Stadium on May 06, 2025 in Milan, Italy. (Photo by) In addition to Calhanoglu, Inter could offload Yann Bisseck, who has drawn inquiries from the Premier League. Indeed, Aston Villa and West Ham United have shown interest in the German defender. Finally, Mehdi Taremi's career at San Siro may last shorter than expected. Advertisement After flopping in his first season in Serie A, the Iran international could depart Inter for around €10 million. Though it looks unlikely, Denzel Dumfries could follow due to his affordable €30m release clause. However, it expires in mid-July, making time a sensitive factor.
Yahoo
05-07-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Report – Inter Milan Hoping To Cash In €100M From Three Players' Sales
Report – Inter Milan Hoping To Cash In €100M From Three Players' Sales Inter Milan are reportedly hoping to cash in to the tune of €100 million on the sales of Yann Bisseck, Davide Frattesi, and Kristjan Asllani. This according to today's print edition of Milan-based newspaper Gazzetta dello Sport, via FCInterNews. Advertisement Inter Milan have already made a few notable signings this summer. With the confirmation of Ange-Yoan Bonny arriving from Parma, they've taken it to three incomings. Reportedly, the Nerazzurri have spent right around €60 million on Bonny, Petar Sucic, and Luis Henrique. However, Inter are not finished with signings. It's all but certain that they'll bring in at least a couple more players. For that to happen, though, Inter must raise cash with sales to finance further business. Inter Hope To Cash In €100M On Bisseck, Frattesi & Asllani MILAN, ITALY – MAY 03: Kristjan Asllani of FC Internazionale scores their team's first goal from the penalty spot during the Serie A match between FC Internazionale and Hellas Verona FC at Stadio Giuseppe Meazza on May 03, 2025 in Milan, Italy. (Photo by) According to the Gazzetta dello Sport, there are three players in particular Inter could sell for good-sized fees this summer. Advertisement Firstly, the newspaper anticipate, German international defender Yann Bisseck could head for the exit door. And the Gazzetta report that Inter would want a fee of around €40 million for Bisseck. Then, €40 million would also be the fee Inter would want for midfielder Davide Frattesi. The 25-year-old could certainly leave this summer after failing to nail down a starting role. Lastly, the Gazzetta report, Inter would aim to collect €20 million for the sale of Kristjan Asllani. There is certainly a good chance of the Albanian leaving this summer. He has never managed to carve out a major role for himself at Inter. Advertisement And considering Asllani is still just 22 years of age, Inter would expect a decent fee for the former Empoli midfielder. Meanwhile, the Gazzetta report, Inter have also weighed up the idea of using Asllani as a bargaining chip in player-plus-cash bids for some of their transfer targets this summer.
Yahoo
04-06-2025
- General
- Yahoo
How to watch Germany v Portugal, team news, predicted line-ups, pre-match quotes and more
Germany face Portugal in the Nations League semi-final in Munich on Wednesday night, with the winner progressing to face whoever comes out on top between Spain and France on Thursday night in the final on June 8. Here's everything you need to know ahead of the clash… Kick-off time 8pm UK time How to watch in the UK Streaming on Amazon Prime UK Injuries and suspensions Germany: Amiri (out), Bisseck (out), Havertz (out), Henrichs (out), Kleindienst (out), Musiala (out), Rudiger (out), Schlotterbeck (out), Stiller (out) Advertisement Portugal: Cancelo (out) Recent form Both of these sides were unbeaten in the six-match group stage and finished top of their respective groups. Germany triumphed over Italy in the quarter final, winning the first leg 2-1 away from home and got over the line by drawing 3-3 at home, despite giving up a three-goal halftime lead. Portugal beat Denmark 5-3 on aggregate after extra time in their quarter final, overcoming a 1-0 defeat in Denmark. Head-to-head Germany have won the last five meetings between the two sides, the last one being a 4-2 victory in the group stage of Euro 2020. Portugal's last victory was at Euro 2000 where they won 3-0 in the group stage. Predicted line-ups Germany (4-2-3-1): ter Stegen; Kimmich, Tah, Koch, Mittelstadt; Goretzka, Gross; Gnabry, Wirtz, Sane; Fullkrug Advertisement Portugal (4-3-3): Costa; Dalot, Dias, Nuno Mendes; Vitinha, Fernandes, Neves; Silva, Ronaldo, Jota What's been said? On hosting the finals in Germany, Germany boss Julian Nagelsmann has said: 'It was our aim to reach the final four and host the tournament in our country. Our next aim is to win. I think the fans are happy as well that we will be hosting another tournament here in Germany [after UEFA EURO 2024].' 'We've taken some very good steps in uniting the fans with the team again and that is key if you are targeting great success. We are happy to have them behind us again and we are hopeful that we can put in two really good performances here in Germany.' Advertisement On facing Portugal in the semi final he said: 'They have a lot of great individual players and a very, very good manager. It will be a tough game for sure.' He also says they learned lessons from their scare against Italy after almost blowing a four-goal lead. 'We are still at a point where I think winning 4-0 would have been less valuable to our development than going through what we did. Being given a reminder to be on your toes at all times is certainly no bad thing, so I think we took a bigger step with [the result] than we would have done if we had won 3-0 or 4-0.' Portugal boss Roberto Martinez has emphasised his team's ambitions in the Nations League: 'We are going to try and win the Nations League. There aren't many opportunities in international football to win trophies, and there is nothing better than winning.' Amid rumours about the potential of Jose Mourinho coming in as Portugal manager he said: 'I have to be honest. I completely switch off from the noise surrounding the job every day. I have a responsibility, which is to work every day to create the best environment for the Seleção.' On the potential for Cristiano Ronaldo to start. he said: ''As the coach I have to take the best decisions for the team. I think that I've shown that I always do this, in a very professional and honest way. We constantly have to make decisions.'
Hindustan Times
03-06-2025
- General
- Hindustan Times
Pina fires Spain past England into Nations League semis
The Nations League final four follows the Champions League final, featuring teams from France, Portugal, Spain, and Germany. Injuries impact several players, including Germany's Bisseck. Semifinals include France vs. Spain and Portugal vs. Germany, with the winners competing for the title. The tournament, aimed at replacing friendlies, has seen previous champions return to the competition.
Hindustan Times
03-06-2025
- General
- Hindustan Times
Tom Thibodeau fired: Who will become the new New York Knicks head coach? Potential CVs emerge
The Nations League final four follows the Champions League final, featuring teams from France, Portugal, Spain, and Germany. Injuries impact several players, including Germany's Bisseck. Semifinals include France vs. Spain and Portugal vs. Germany, with the winners competing for the title. The tournament, aimed at replacing friendlies, has seen previous champions return to the competition.
