Sticking with news from Turkey and Galatasaray have confirmed they have rejected a bid of £3.5million for striker Burak Yilmaz from West Ham.
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Chelsea are ready to let Juan Cuadrado leave the club just seven months after signing him as the winger emerges as a top target for Juventus.
It was a match in which the limitations were exposed of two men who have occupied the right-wing berth Pedro could now occupy. But he is likely to move on with Pedro seen as his replacement. While his work rate has rightly been praised and he has diligently carried out Mourinho’s instructions, his attacking output has been lacking. It appears manager Jose Mourinho would rather keep Moses, who impressed during pre-season, than Cuadrado but accepts that the 24-year-old Nigeria worldwide may not feature regularly in the first team once he recovers from injury.
A return to Italy could be Cuadrado’s best option because it is looking increasingly unlikely he will be a regular at Chelsea next season. Already that is an extraordinary fee for a 21-year-old with only 38 Premier League starts under his belt.
Given that the Brazilian global is not for sale right now, he might not make an immediate move but some football gurus are concerned about his time at the Blues.
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After the Champions League win over Club Brugge, United reportedly lost their interest in Pedro and weren’t interested in meeting Barca’s asking price of £21 million. Indeed, Ranocchia is now being linked as a potential replacement for Stones at Everton.
