Corentin Tolisso. The Old Lady’s top target in the summer 2021 transfer window is still Sassuolo’s Manuel Locatelli, but Tolisso will be a backup. According to DiMarzio, Juventus had the first contact with Tolisso with the consent of coach Max Allegri. Tolisso’s contract at Bayern expires next year and he has struggled to compete for a starting place in the Gray Lobster’s midfield. The French player has great potential but injuries keep him from reaching his full potential. He still has some great performances for Bayern but with plenty of quality options in central midfield, the German club are weighing Tolisso’s future. An offer from Juventus for a player who is not so important and is about to enter the final year of his contract will be worth considering for Bayern. They certainly don’t want him to go under the CNTD format, but they don’t plan to extend it either. DiMarzio also pointed out that this is not the first time Juventus has pursued the French midfielder. They tried to sign him in 2017, when he was still playing for Olympique Lyon in Ligue 1. After that, Tolisso moved to Bayern for 41.5 million euros, a record transfer fee for Gray Lobster at the time. Only when Luca Hernandez moved from Atletico Madrid for a fee of 80 million euros in the summer of 2019, this record was broken. In addition to Juventus, Tolisso has also received the attention of many big players such as Arsenal, Man United, Inter Milan, Napoli and Atletico Madrid. In the winter transfer window of 2021, there was much information that Bayern wanted to use Tolisso as part of the agreement to sign Florian Neuhaus from Borussia Monchengladbach. However, the deal was not successful.

These teams will not suffer any penalties, and will still participate in the Champions League 2021/22 according to the position won in the domestic tournament. Previously, UEFA had filed a lawsuit with the Court in Switzerland, but the Ministry of Justice of this country stated that there was not enough basis to give a penalty to Real, Juve and Barca. The judges argued that UEFA was restricting creativity, eliminating competition and limiting audience choice. Ronaldo and his main lane teammates attend next season’s Champions League. Photo: Reuters. This announcement will not apply to the 9 clubs that have withdrawn from the plan to organize the Super League. UEFA still fines Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool, Man Utd, Man City, Tottenham, AC Milan, Inter Milan and Atletico Madrid 5% of revenue in a season, respectively 15 million euros. In addition, these clubs will have to pay a fine of up to 100 million euros if they participate in an unauthorized tournament in the future. While the teams signed the pledge with UEFA, Real, Juve and Barca rejected all attempts to negotiate. President Florentino Perez affirmed that FIFA and UEFA do not have the right to issue any penalty. On the night of June 9 (Hanoi time), British media reported that Man United, Man City, Chelsea, Tottenham, Arsenal and Liverpool also had to pay a total of £22 million fine to the Premier League organizers for being in the Super founding group. League. This money is used to solve existing problems in the English Premier League, to support fans and the community, not to be divided among the remaining 14 clubs. If they continue to participate in another tournament that is not allowed by the Premier League organizers, the “Big Six” group must pay a fine of 25 million pounds and have 30 points deducted in the league. ‘Never forgive the guys behind the Super League’ After 6 English teams withdrew from the Super League, Sky Sports commentator Kaveh Solhekol continued to strongly criticize the owners behind the plan for this tournament.

Real Madrid, Chelsea, Manchester City and PSG are the four clubs that reached the semi-finals of the Champions League this season. The European Football Federation (UEFA) is considering eliminating Real Madrid from the semi-final against Chelsea, and prohibiting the Bernabeu team and Juventus club from joining the European Cup next season. Notably, except for PSG, Real Madrid, Chelsea, Manchester City all participated in the European Super League project that caused outrage around the world. However, Chelsea and Man City escaped UEFA’s sights by promptly withdrawing from the Super League. Meanwhile, as the leader of the Super League and not giving up on this project, Real Madrid and Juventus face a heavy penalty from UEFA. Real Madrid is the richest club in the history of the Champions League with 13 championships. PHOTO: GETTY According to Deportes Cuatro (Spain), the 13-time Champions League club, Real Madrid is facing a ban to attend the European Cup next season. The UEFA leaders are said to want to impose a similar ban on Juventus. The fate of these two clubs is expected to be determined during UEFA’s extraordinary meeting today (international time). Under his authority, UEFA can fully impose this penalty but there is a split between the UEFA heads of this. Some leaders want a dialogue with Real Madrid and Juventus. They are willing to forgive these two clubs if they know “turn to the shore”. Speaking on Wednesday (April 21), UEFA president Aleksander Ceferin revealed that there is a small chance that the Champions League semi-final between Real Madrid and Chelsea in the middle of next week will not go as expected as UEFA is weighing reminded the penalty to eliminate Real Madrid from the tournament. UEFA President, Aleksander Ceferin. PHOTO: GETTY Before that, the top 12 clubs in Europe including Manchester United, Manchester City, Liverpool, Chelsea, Arsenal, Tottenham (Premier League), Real Madrid, Barcelona, ​​Atletico Madrid (La Liga) and Juventus, AC Milan, Inter Milan (Serie A ) has issued a declaration to establish the Super League while also separating from all UEFA competitions. Super League met with opposition and indignation from around the world with many protests from fans. In the face of great pressure, the Big Six Premier League team could not stand the heat and pulled out of the project and apologized. Real Madrid President Florentino Perez and Juventus president, Andrea Agnelli, as the leaders of the Super League, have still declared that this tournament is not dead. UEFA President Aleksander Ceferin told TV channel Slovania 24UR, “It is important that the season has begun. Broadcasters will charge us for damages if we don’t hold a Champions League semi-final. So there’s a pretty low chance that the semifinals won’t take place next week. But things might be a little different in the future. ” Real Madrid President Florentino Perez. PHOTO: GETTY On Wednesday, Florentino Perez said he didn’t want a UEFA president like Ceferin. In this regard, Mr. Ceferin replied, “Well, that’s what motivates me to stay here. He wants a president to obey whatever he says, who will listen to him and do whatever he wants. I do what I think is the best for European football and the world.

In the worst case scenario, the organization leading European football will ban both Real and Juve from the Champions League in the 2021/22 season. The final decision will be announced after the meeting ends. Real can win the La Liga title, but cannot get a Champions League ticket next season. Photo: Getty. While other teams have withdrawn from the plan to organize the Super League, Real and Juve still show their stubborn attitude, despite being allowed by UEFA to correct their mistakes. On the morning of April 22 (Hanoi time), President Flornetino Perez also confirmed that the Super League will not collapse, but only pause. “If you think the Super League has collapsed, you are mistaken. The plan is only suspended. 12 clubs cannot be changed by their own accord, because we have signed a contract before. I am not afraid of UEFA, nor are I afraid. FIFA “, journalist Fabrizio Romano quoted President Florentino Perez ‘remarks. Man Utd is also one of the teams that initiated the Super League project. Joel Glazer, owner of the Manchester football team, was also elected vice president of the tournament. However, “Red Devils” and 5 major Premier League clubs changed their minds and withdrew from the Super League on April 28. This move received applause from the UEFA president himself. ‘Never forgive the guys behind Super League’ After six English teams withdrew from the Super League, Sky Sports commentator Kaveh Solhekol continued to strongly criticize the owners behind the plans for this tournament.