EuroSport Paper Round: Cesc Fabregas wants to leave Chelsea for Real Madrid and Everton approach Jose Mourinho
Cesc Fabregas wants to join Real Madrid
Chelsea midfielder Cesc Fabregas wants to move back to Spain and
join Real Madrid - according to The Daily Star. Spain international
Fabregas has been underwhelming in his second season at Stamford Bridge,
and with new manager Antonio Conte
keen to overhaul the squad in the summer Fabregas is
thought to be considered surplus to requirements. His preferred destination is the Bernabeu, while Real Madrid president Florentino Perez is also thought to be a long-term admirer of the player.
thought to be considered surplus to requirements. His preferred destination is the Bernabeu, while Real Madrid president Florentino Perez is also thought to be a long-term admirer of the player.
Everton have attempted to jump to the head of the queue and steal Jose Mourinho from under the noses of Manchester United - says The Express. Mourinho is patiently waiting for a chance to take over at Old Trafford, but United haven't let Louis van Gaal
go and are believed to still be making up their minds about the best
course of action. With Jose in limbo, Everton have reportedly made
advances for the Portuguese manager. If the Toffees fail in their
attempts then they will turn their attention elsewhere, with Frank de Boer and David Moyes among the possible candidates.
Joey Barton is thought to be weighing up a move to Rangers,
according to The Sun. Barton was pictured at a trendy restaurant in
Glasgow over the weekend and he also reportedly met Rangers officials
after being offered a contract by the Scottish side. The midfielder
achieved promotion with Burnley this season, but is out of contract in the summer and has yet to agree an extension.
Everton already have a replacement in mind if they lose striker Romelu Lukaku in the summer - according to The Sun. West Brom forward Saido Berahino was on the Toffees' shortlist before the departure of Roberto Martinez, and the Merseyside club are hopeful of sealing the England striker's signature for around £12m.
Source: Eurosport
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