New developments: Ronaldo moves to Juventus; England hero injured

England hero suffers rare injury

Goalkeeper Jordan Pickford recently revealed that he was injured in England's 2-0 win over Sweden in the quarter-finals of the 2018 World Cup. Luckily for the Three Lions, Pickford's problem is not serious and he will likely play in the next match.

Speaking at a press conference after the match, the 24-year-old Everton goalkeeper said: "I caused myself an injury. Feeling frustrated after a tackle in the match against Sweden, I intended to punch hard on the pitch to relieve my frustration. However, because I missed my punch, I hurt both my knee and my finger."

FA plans to reward coach Southgate

According to Yahoo Sport, the English Football Association (FA) is concerned that coach Gareth Southgate will be tempted by other teams after the success of the England team at the 2018 World Cup. The FA's contract with this 47-year-old strategist is valid until July 31, 2020 and the FA is considering raising his salary to a higher level.

Two days before the 2018 World Cup kicked off, the Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) fired coach Julen Lopetegui. At the same time, the highest authority in the land of bulls also chose Fernando Hierro as interim coach.

Yesterday (July 8, local time), the Spanish Football Federation announced that coach Hierro had decided to resign. Currently, the RFEF has not yet chosen a replacement for Hierro.

A statement from the RFEF said: “After many kilometres of walking together, the Spanish Football Federation and Fernando Hierro have ended their relationship following Spain’s elimination from the 2018 World Cup. He also no longer holds the position of RFEF sporting director as before.

The RFEF would like to thank Fernando Hierro for his sense of responsibility in taking on the task of leading the Spanish national team in this extraordinary situation and for what he has contributed to the team over the years."

MU confident to sign Willian

Barca were rejected by Chelsea when they made a £50 million offer for the Brazilian striker. However, with MU, despite being rivals in the Premier League, Chelsea owner Abramovich can agree once the price is right.

The reason is that Chelsea needs the budget to buy new players, while Mourinho is too fond of Willian.MU has prepared a plan to push to sign Willian, a striker valued by Chelsea at around 60 million pounds.

Now, with Brazil having to stop in the quarter-finals of the 2018 World Cup, MU hopes to negotiate successfully and soon complete the deal.

This year, the Premier League transfer window will close early, in the first week of August, before the new season starts, instead of at the end of August as usual.Previous information said that Chelsea told MU that they would only let Willian come if the opponent put Martial on the negotiating table in the opposite direction.

New developments Ronaldo to Juventus

As Juventus feared, Real Madrid took advantage of their enthusiasm to demand more money from the Cristiano Ronaldo deal.

Despite assurances from the Portuguese superstar, the Serie A champions are having difficulty negotiating a price with the Vulture leadership.

La Stampa (Italy) reported that Real Madrid demanded more money from Juventus. Although President Perez thought that 100 million euros was enough for a star who was 33 years and 5 months old, he wanted more, knowing that Juventus really liked Ronaldo.

More specifically, Real has raised the price to 150 million euros if Juventus wants the legendary number 7, which is one and a half times higher than the price the Old Lady offered.

Juventus are said to be very ready to welcome Ronaldo, and Real are also preparing a farewell ceremony for this striker. But Real want to earn more money, a way for them to buy time to make sure they get Neymar before "letting go" of Ronaldo!

Paulinho returns to China to play

Yesterday, midfielder Paulinho officially left Barcelona to return to China to play for Guangzhou Evergrande Club (China) on loan.

Last summer, Paulinho left Guangzhou Evergrande to join Barcelona for a fee of 40 million euros. The player played impressively in the early stages of the season but struggled in the latter stages.

In the first leg, Paulinho scored 9 goals and assisted 2 goals. However, in the second leg, the Brazilian midfielder only contributed 1 goal for Barcelona.

That's why Barcelona decided to push this player back to China. After a period of negotiation, the Catalan team agreed to the offer of a 1-year loan for Paulinho from Guangzhou Evergrande (Paulinho's old club).

Before coming to Barcelona, ​​Paulinho spent 2 and a half years playing for Guangzhou Evergrande. This player played 95 matches and scored 28 goals. He contributed significantly to helping this club win the Chinese Super League twice and the AFC Champions League once.