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idunique
Two Players Likely To Be On Their Way Out.
Source Even as the Coronovirus scare continues to put everyone on edge, some football clubs are still combing the markets for possible signings in the summer. Of course, it's no news that when new players are about to be signed, some players are likely to lose their place in the squad or risk being benched when new signings arrive. So, most times to keep their carrier green and ensure they get playing times, some of these guys will have to leave their incumbent clubs for another. I will briefly talk about two players who are most likely to give way in their respective clubs to avoid being left on the bench when new players are introduced into the team. For a big club like Real Madrid who are currently trying to fight their way back into Europe, their quest to bring in more Galacticos cannot be overemphasised. After signing Hazard, they have also kept Kylian Mbappe on theie radar. Source For players like Gareth Bale who have not been able to prove their mettle in the squad, it will be time to kiss the Bernabeu goodbye. The Welshman has not been able to justify the huge amount Madrid spent in bringing him from Tottenham, and his inability to fit into the shoes of Ronaldo after the Portuguese left for Turin makes him susceptible to being pressured out of Madrid. Having played three times already this year, the former Tottenham star is without a league goal since September last year. With rumours already flying that Madrid won't be willing to keep him with his huge €17m salary, the 30 year old may have to explore other options. At the other end is Arturo Vidal at Barcelona. The Chilean midfielder would most likely leave the Camp Nou in no distant time as Barca are still hell bent on bringing Neymar back to Spain. Barca have also been on the neck of Inter Milan to sign Lautaro Martinez. All these points to the fact that players like Vidal will have to clear space for possible big signings, as he may rarely get playing times after summer signings.
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idunique
Two Players Likely To Be On Their Way Out.
Source Even as the Coronovirus scare continues to put everyone on edge, some football clubs are still combing the markets for possible signings in the summer. Of course, it's no news that when new players are about to be signed, some players are likely to lose their place in the squad or risk being benched when new signings arrive. So, most times to keep their carrier green and ensure they get playing times, some of these guys will have to leave their incumbent clubs for another. I will briefly talk about two players who are most likely to give way in their respective clubs to avoid being left on the bench when new players are introduced into the team. For a big club like Real Madrid who are currently trying to fight their way back into Europe, their quest to bring in more Galacticos cannot be overemphasised. After signing Hazard, they have also kept Kylian Mbappe on theie radar. Source For players like Gareth Bale who have not been able to prove their mettle in the squad, it will be time to kiss the Bernabeu goodbye. The Welshman has not been able to justify the huge amount Madrid spent in bringing him from Tottenham, and his inability to fit into the shoes of Ronaldo after the Portuguese left for Turin makes him susceptible to being pressured out of Madrid. Having played three times already this year, the former Tottenham star is without a league goal since September last year. With rumours already flying that Madrid won't be willing to keep him with his huge €17m salary, the 30 year old may have to explore other options. At the other end is Arturo Vidal at Barcelona. The Chilean midfielder would most likely leave the Camp Nou in no distant time as Barca are still hell bent on bringing Neymar back to Spain. Barca have also been on the neck of Inter Milan to sign Lautaro Martinez. All these points to the fact that players like Vidal will have to clear space for possible big signings, as he may rarely get playing times after summer signings.
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idunique
Two Players Likely To Be On Their Way Out.
Source Even as the Coronovirus scare continues to put everyone on edge, some football clubs are still combing the markets for possible signings in the summer. Of course, it's no news that when new players are about to be signed, some players are likely to lose their place in the squad or risk being benched when new signings arrive. So, most times to keep their carrier green and ensure they get playing times, some of these guys will have to leave their incumbent clubs for another. I will briefly talk about two players who are most likely to give way in their respective clubs to avoid being left on the bench when new players are introduced into the team. For a big club like Real Madrid who are currently trying to fight their way back into Europe, their quest to bring in more Galacticos cannot be overemphasised. After signing Hazard, they have also kept Kylian Mbappe on theie radar. Source For players like Gareth Bale who have not been able to prove their mettle in the squad, it will be time to kiss the Bernabeu goodbye. The Welshman has not been able to justify the huge amount Madrid spent in bringing him from Tottenham, and his inability to fit into the shoes of Ronaldo after the Portuguese left for Turin makes him susceptible to being pressured out of Madrid. Having played three times already this year, the former Tottenham star is without a league goal since September last year. With rumours already flying that Madrid won't be willing to keep him with his huge €17m salary, the 30 year old may have to explore other options. At the other end is Arturo Vidal at Barcelona. The Chilean midfielder would most likely leave the Camp Nou in no distant time as Barca are still hell bent on bringing Neymar back to Spain. Barca have also been on the neck of Inter Milan to sign Lautaro Martinez. All these points to the fact that players like Vidal will have to clear space for possible big signings, as he may rarely get playing times after summer signings.
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