🧐 Club World Cup transfer window opens: 5 top deals that could happen | OneFootball

This soccer summer, everything is a bit different. FIFA is hosting the Club World Cup for the very first time on a grand scale. To ensure that the 32 participating teams from around the world have the best possible squad available, their very own transfer window opened yesterday.

Until June 10, all participants can actively buy players and coaches. Of course, big names are being traded again. Accordingly, we have set out to find the five biggest possible deals.

Tijjani Reijnders to Manchester City

The Milan star is considering a quick departure after a disappointing season with the Rossoneri. Fortunately, the Skyblues have a great interest in the Dutchman. As reported by 'SportBild' among others, Reijnders is expected to move to Manchester in the coming days for up to 65 million euros.

Simone Inzaghi to Al Hilal

Coach changes can also be quite big. Simone Inzaghi, who crashed out with Inter in the CL final on Saturday, is facing a possible move to Al Hilal. Transfer expert Fabrizio Romano announced today on 'X' that the 49-year-old wants to make a decision regarding his Inter future tomorrow.

After the CL defeat, Inzaghi, who is expected to earn up to 30 million euros a year at the Club World Cup participant, avoided a clear commitment to Inter. A sign?

Bruno Fernandes to Al Hilal

We stay in the Saudi Pro League but switch back to the player department. Bruno Fernandes could also move to Al Hilal in the coming days. According to 'Sky Sports UK', the club wants to pay up to 100 million euros for the Portuguese – and then make him one of the highest-paid players on the planet. Money rules the world or something like that.

By the way: According to the latest media reports, United is already looking for a replacement for the Portuguese. The Red Devils are reportedly very interested in Pedro Gonçalves from Sporting Lisbon.

Cristiano Ronaldo to Botafogo Rio de Janeiro

A Club World Cup without CR7, but with Messi? Ronaldo and his ego could hardly let that slide. The Portuguese has been linked with a move to a Club World Cup team for days.

Besides Al Hilal (do they actually want to get everyone???), Botafogo has repeatedly emerged as a potential new employer. Al-Nassr naturally wants to keep its flagship player and is reportedly ready to offer the veteran a substantial amount of money if he extends until 2027. Let's see what happens. What happens.

Rayan Cherki to Manchester City

Rayan Cherki has long been linked with Borussia Dortmund. Now it seems everything is changing. According to consistent media reports, Lyon and Manchester City are in active discussions about a possible transfer of the forward.

Accordingly, City is ready to pay up to 30 million euros for the 21-year-old. If Lyon agrees, the deal could be completed this week.

This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇩🇪 here.

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