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According to a report provided by Spanish media outlet SPORT, Riqui Puig will remain in Barcelona. It is reported that the midfielder is eager to contribute for the Garnet and Blue, with manager Ronald Koeman planning to rely on him more extensively in the coming season.

SPORT also said that Riqui had received numerous offers from major European clubs, but that he had turned them all down in order to remain at Barcelona. Apparently, Ajax Amsterdam, Granada and Celta de Vigo in Spain were interested in signing him, as were a number of other clubs in the German Bundesliga and the English Premier League, according to reports.

Barcelona is trying to offload a handful of midfielders during the current transfer window, which will allow the 21-year-old to join the club in the summer. Miralem Pjanic’s former club Juventus is interested in acquiring him, but only as part of a trade deal. AC Milan are interested in signing Philippe Coutinho, who has already left the club, while Matheus Fernandez has also left.

Considering that Riqui Puig is a fan favourite, his removal from the team’s chemistry came as a surprise to many. Given that they have few, if any, midfielders on their trip to Barcelona, the teenager will be leaned on even more by his coach.

In spite of the overwhelming odds against him, Riqui has been adamant about achieving success in and only in Barcelona since the beginning of his professional career. Aside from a brief appearance in the final game of the 2018/19 season, he was absent for a substantial stretch of the 2019/20 season. Due to Pedri’s absence from the Olympics, the upcoming season could be his breakout season.

Ahead of the start of the new season, Bayern Munich is striving to determine the long-term prospects of its youthful players. In order to provide players with continuous playing time at the senior level, the German club aims to organise loan moves for them starting with the upcoming season. According to reports, Taylor Booth could be the latest player to be loaned out in the coming days.

It has been reported that Bayern Munich intends to extend Taylor Booth’s contract before loaning him out to another club for the 2019 season. A report from the BBC suggests that the young American midfielder could leave the Bundesliga, with Portugal being one of the likely destinations mentioned.

Booth played for the reserves during the first half of last season before being loaned out to St. Polten at the start of this season. The 20-year-old offensive midfielder is anticipated to have a long and successful international career with the United States men’s national team. Considering that his current contract is set to expire in 2022, Die Roten’s wish to extend it before to sending him out on loan is a testimonial to his abilities.

Taylor Booth and Rekordmeister must determine which club will be the most beneficial to his development. If he is loaned out, he will be required to play with the first team rather than with the youth team. Booth will be able to proceed to the next level in his career if he has a favourable loan term.

Real Salt Lake released the promising offensive midfielder, who went on to join Bayern Munich in 2019. Since making a permanent relocation, Booth has represented Die Roten in a number of different age categories. Previously, Tottenham Hotspurs had taken notice of his extraordinary abilities while still at the youth level.

Chris Richards, a fellow countryman of Booth’s, is also anticipated to leave Rekordmeister for a period of time in order to find more consistent playing time. Beginning in January, the adolescent defender enjoyed a profitable six-month loan spell with Hoffenheim, where he excelled. At the moment, Richards is working with the first team at Sabner Strasse, but a loan move to Hoffenheim might be completed once the senior players return from their summer break.

Die Roten have recently loaned out Sarpreet Singh, Lukas Mai, and Adrian Fein, among others. Last season, Mai enjoyed an outstanding loan period, whereas the other two midfielders were unable to secure regular playing time. For the defending German Champions, Fein and Singh will be striving for more playing time in the coming season.

Bayern Munich will make every effort to determine the fate of fringe players before the season begins on August 1. In Bavaria, Mickael Cuisance is one of the few young players who has an uncertain future ahead of him. Bayern Munich may have found a good alternative for the French midfielder, who has already reported for pre-season training with the Bundesliga club.

A source close to Die Roten has stated that Galatasaray is interested in signing Cuisance from them. Despite the fact that the Turkish club has already begun negotiations with the club, Cuisance is keen to play in one of Europe’s top five divisions. The timing of his decision will be intriguing to see if he changes his mind as the opportunity draws near.

Cuisance is rumoured to be looking for a second chance with Die Roten following a rough loan spell with Marseille. After struggling to get consistent playing time in Ligue 1, Cuisance was released by his French team, who decided against making the move permanent.

Cuisance has struggled in the last two seasons despite displaying great promise during his time at Borussia Monchengladbach in the previous season. Due to Hansi Flick’s insistence on sticking to a predetermined lineup during the treble-winning season, he did not receive enough playing time in his debut season in Bavaria.

Despite his desperation for playing time, Cuisance agreed to a permanent move to Leeds United last summer. However, the transaction fell through at the last minute, placing Cuisance in a precarious position just days before the submission deadline. The German champions attempted to sign the player on a short-term loan, but the agreement fell through.

The 21-year-old midfielder must make the best decision possible regarding his future. As a result of the large number of midfielders ahead of him in the Bayern Munich pecking order, he will find it difficult to get regular playing time. He needs to locate a club that will provide him with ample game time while also providing him with an environment that is conducive to his development.

Die Roten, on the other hand, would be interested in a long-term transaction. The COVID-19 pandemic has had an impact on the club’s finances, and as a result, any more significant transfers will only be made if monies are obtained by departures from existing players. Cuisance is one of the few players that has the ability to offer Die Roten with much needed funds. It appears that Cuisance will be leaving Bavaria in the near future rather than if at this point.

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The Gunners are stepping up their pursuit of Sassuolo midfielder Manuel Locatelli, who has also been linked with Serie A club Juventus.

Local media reports (via Sport Witness) that Arsenal is “very serious” about signing Locatelli, who scored two goals for Italy at the Euro 2020 tournament.

When it comes to signing the 23-year-old, the north Londoners are hoping to make a “sensational overtake” on Italian champions Juventus. As part of their strategy, they want to “take advantage of the investment capacity that will allow them to satisfy Sassuolo’s need for €40 million in cash.”

Despite the fact that Arsenal are out of the Champions League this season, Locatelli would prefer to join Italian powerhouse Juventus. However, the Gunners’ ambitions “risk posing an increasingly significant threat” to the Old Lady’s hopes of signing the midfielder.

Given that a rival Serie A club has been unable to meet their demands for Locatelli, Sassuolo has urged Juventus to “do swiftly to defuse the Arsenal threat” as soon as possible.

While all is going on, The Athletic claimed yesterday that Arsenal intend to sign seven players this summer, including two central midfielders, from other clubs.

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