European Cup winners, 16-game winning streak, Ronaldo and Gareth Bale running amok yet Carlos Ancelotti may still want more
Karim Benzema’s people (and by people, we mean agent) have alerted Premier League sides Manchester United, Arsenal and Liverpool that the French striker is available to buy next summer. Benzema has scored 13 goals in 19 matches this season as is perennially linked to the Premier League but has found his influence waning ever so slightly since Ronaldo, James Rodriguez and Gareth Bale teamed up. (The Express)
Is this how many million euro Real want for Benzema or a celebration of their run of 16 victories? You decide…
A seguir trabajando. Buenas noches..!! Let’s keep working. Good night..!! pic.twitter.com/6GE1SWEY7q
— Sergio Ramos (@SergioRamos) November 29, 2014
Now that Danny Ings is scoring goals again the Burnley striker will find himself linked with a stack of Premier League outfits. The current favourites to breadcrumb trail him away from Turf Moor are said to be Ronald Koeman’s Southampton. (The Mirror)
Liverpool are looking at two Vancouver Whitecaps defenders, Sam Adekugbe and Christian Dean. The duo are training at Melwood this morning and will be with the Reds all week. Liverpool may wish to exercise an option to sign the teenage pair at a later date if they impress. (Whitecaps FC)
Liverpool supporters are finally willing to ease off on Glen Johnson, this week, after the former Chelsea defender bravely scored a winner against Stoke on Saturday. That contribution could be Johnson’s last meaningful act in front of The Kop as Roma are eyeing him up. Ashley Cole has hardly been a runaway success in the Eternal City but who are we to argue with Italian logic? (The Telegraph)
Frank Lampard was already due to have talks with Manuel Pellegrini about extending his stay at Manchester City. The New York City midfielder all but rubber-stamped a lengthier deal with the league champions after once again finding the net, against Southampton, on Saturday.
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