Tottenham announces Levi’s resignation! Manchester United still wants Baleba and Walton! Nkunku shows love for Milan!

According to Dean Jones, TEAMtalk reporter, Manchester United is planning to continue to buy Baleba in the future.

Manchester United tried to sign Baleba this summer, but Brighton asked the star to be as high as £100 million, which made the deal unrealistic, and the Seagulls hope to retain the future star.

In addition to Baleba, it is reported that Manchester United is also paying attention to Crystal Palace's Walton, and Amorin's team intends to strengthen the midfield in the next transfer window. According to Romano, Manchester United had submitted a loan offer for Gallagher, but was rejected by Atletico Madrid.

Manchester United wanted to sign Gallagher, but Atletico Madrid had no intention of letting the midfield leave the team on loan. Crystal Palace also intended to loan, but received the same reply. According to reports, Kimpembé has no future in Paris, and the 30-year-old central defender has attracted interest from the Middle East.

Kimpenbe joined Paris when he was only 10 years old in 2005, but reports said he was no longer in Enrique's plan and had one year left to expire, and both Qatar and Saudi teams have shown interest in the French.

In response to this team, Kimpenbe is currently negotiating with Qatar SC. Compared with Saudi Arabia, the defender wants to develop in Qatar, while Paris will not set up obstacles. There are two options at present: Paris and Kimpenbe terminate the contract early; or Qatar pays a symbolic transfer fee.

Milan new aid Nkunku talked about his excitement about the deal.

Nkunku said: "The first time I heard that Milan was interested...it was special to me, I didn't think too much, I immediately expressed my willingness! I just wanted to hear their plans, and then it really happened."

Official: Tottenham announced that Levi was resigned as executive chairman, ending his 25-year service at the club.

Over the past quarter of a century, Tottenham has been a brand new look, and the club has participated in European competitions in 18 of its last 20 seasons and has grown into one of the world-renowned clubs.

In addition, in the official notice, Tottenham confirmed that the club's ownership or shareholder structure has not changed.

Official: Sevilla announced that he would be exempted from signing 36-year-old Sanchez. Both sides signed a one-year contract, and the Chilean star will wear the No. 10 jersey.

Sanchez has played for Barcelona, ​​Arsenal, Manchester United, Inter Milan and other teams in his career, which is also his return to La Liga after 11 years.

Official: Riyadh Crescent announced that Mitrovic will leave the team and join Qatar Raiyan after termination of the contract.

During the two years of playing for Riyadh Crescent, Mitrovic played 79 games for the team and contributed 68 goals and 15 assists.

Official: Newcastle announced the appointment of David Hopkinson as the club's CEO.

Before joining Newcastle, David Hopkinson served as president and chief operating officer of Madison Square Garden Sports Company, mainly responsible for the commercial operations of the NBA New York Knicks and the NHL New York Rangers. In addition, he has served as Head of Global Partnerships at Real Madrid