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Barca more likely to pursue Jovic over Griezmann

Luka Jovic is Barcelona's likely target this summer rather than Antoine Griezmann, according to Sport.
Barca are debating whether to sign a long-term replacement for Luis Suarez or a more short-term option.
Jovic is seen as the more feasible option instead of Griezmann, who would command a larger transfer fee. 

Navas hits out at Solari

2 hours ago 
Keylor Navas criticised former Real Madrid boss Santiago Solari, saying he never felt he would get a chance under his former manager.
The Costa Rican is back in the fold under Zinedine Zidane, and Navas says he would like to stay at the club going forward if his time on the pitch can continue.

Juve and Madrid in for Kante

4 hours ago 
Juventus and Real Madrid are in for N'Golo Kante as the Frenchman's role at Chelsea continues to change, according to Le10Sport.
PSG have also been said to be interested, but remain a distant third on the list as Juve and Real remain the most likely landing spots.
Kante's role at Chelsea has changed this season, although a potential move isn't directly related to his relationship with Maurizio Sarri, according to the report.

Pjanic on Real Madrid's wish list

4 hours ago 
Miralem Pjanic is one player Real Madrid will look to bring to the club this summer, according to CalcioMercato.
The midfielder is seen as "irreplaceable, but not unsellable" as several clubs remain interested in the Bosnian.
Barcelona, Chelsea, PSG and Real Madrid all pushed to sign Pjanic last summer, and Madrid look likely to return for him this time around.

Herrera agrees to new Man Utd deal

4 hours ago 
Ander Herrera has agreed to a new deal with Manchester United, according to The Sun.
The midfielder becomes the fifth player to sign a new contract since Ole Gunnar Solskjaer took over as the club's manager.
Herrera's contract is set to expire at the end of the season, but he has agreed to a deal that will keep him with the club going forward.

Benitez and Newcastle move closer to new deal

4 hours ago 
Rafa Benitez and Newcastle are closing in on a new contract, according to the Mirror. 
The manager has been given a written offer for a new deal with the club but has yet to officially commit himself.
Benitez is unlikely to sign a deal that would include a handcuff clause and must also be guaranteed money to spend this summer. 

'Adrien is a prisoner being held hostage!'

5 hours ago 
Adrien Rabiot's mother and agent, Veronique Rabiot, has hit out at Paris Saint-Germain's treatment of her son, comparing him to a prisoner. 
The PSG midfielder remains barred from the first team after opting not to re-sign with the club
source:goal.com

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