Neymar is valued at 235 million dollars, the most expensive in the world of football

Neymar is valued at $235 million, the most expensive in the world of football; Perisic agrees to a weekly salary of $127,000 at Man Utd;Lukaku is about to go to Chelsea;Man Utd, Man City, Liverpool not sending scouts to the European U21 tournament... are notable news on the evening of June 12.

Perisic agrees to $127,000 weekly salary at Man Utd

The Italian newspaper Corriere dello Sport reported that Ivan Perisic told the new Inter coach that he wanted to join Man Utd, and agreed to the salary of 127,000 dollars offered by the English club, double what he is receiving at Giuseppe Meazza. Currently, both Man Utd and Inter have not finalized the transfer fee for Perisic. The English team's offer is 44.5 million dollars, while Inter wants 56 million dollars. Many sources say that Man Utd is forcing Inter's price because the Italian team must have 33 million dollars in their bank account before June 30, to meet UEFA's financial fair play rules.

Lukaku is about to go to Chelsea for 89 million dollars

After giving Diego Costa the green light to find a new club, Chelsea are preparing to strengthen their attack with Lukaku from Everton. According to The Sun, the price of the Belgian striker is 89 million dollars, nearly three times what Everton spent to recruit Lukaku from Chelsea three years ago.

Neymar is valued at 235 million dollars, the most expensive in the world of football

CIES Football Observatory, a football research center based in Switzerland, today announced the results of research to evaluate player values, including factors such as form, home team, national team achievements, contract, age, position and brand value. Accordingly, Neymar is the most valuable player on the planet at the moment, with an estimated value of 235 million dollars. The next positions belong to Dele Alli at 173 million dollars, Harry Kane at 171.5 million dollars, Messi at 169 million dollars and Griezmann at 167.5 million dollars. The most expensive player in the world, Paul Pogba, is valued at 150 million dollars, while the number one candidate for the 2017 European Golden Ball award, Ronaldo, is valued at 128 million dollars, ranked 11th.

Liverpool jump into the race for Kylian Mbappe

Coach Juergen Klopp is said to have contacted the representative of the young Monaco star, to explore the possibility of buying the 20-year-old French striker. Mbappe's current transfer price can be up to 110 million dollars, but with the right to participate in the Champions League next season, as well as a large budget thanks to the new television copyright package, Liverpool can completely pay to have the most coveted young star in the world of football today.

AC Milan buys Andre Silva for $44.5 million

The scorer of Portugal's 3-0 win over Latvia on June 9 is close to signing for AC Milan. He was spotted at the Italian club's headquarters on the afternoon of June 12, and even waved to fans. The Porto striker was also a target for Arsenal, but his release clause of £57 million made Wenger and his staff hesitant. However, Milan, with the help of Silva's agent Jorge Mendes, persuaded Porto to release him for a cheaper price.

Dortmund asking price for Ousmane Dembele

The French rough diamond is valued at up to 100 million dollars after scoring 10 goals in his first season with Dortmund. The 20-year-old winger's strength is his speed, with the ability to accelerate very well in short distances. According to German media, Barca is leading the list of people who want to recruit Dembele. The Catalan team considers Dembele and Verratti as new factors, creating momentum in the midfield.

Rumors spread that Man Utd bought Fabinho

Portuguese newspaper O Jogo reported that Mourinho's team has reached an agreement with AS Monaco to sign right-back Fabinho, for a fee ranging from 39 to 45 million dollars. If confirmed, Fabinho could become the third new signing of the season at Old Trafford, after Lindelof from Benfica and Morata from Real Madrid.

Man Utd, Man City, Liverpool do not send scouts to the European U21 tournament

Three top English teams have decided not to participate in the “headhunting” at the European U21 finals, held in Poland in the second half of June, despite the participation of many talented young players such as Bellerin (Arsenal, red shirt in the photo), Donnarumma (Italy), Renato Sanches (Portugal). On the contrary, strong teams from the Bundesliga such as Dortmund, Leverkusen, Monchengladbach consider this tournament a golden opportunity to add quality to the main squad.

Liverpool ready to break record for Chamberlain

With just 12 months left on his Arsenal contract, Oxlade-Chamberlain's future is uncertain, especially as Liverpool are willing to spend a club record £41 million to bring the England international to Anfield. According to the Express, Jurgen Klopp is very fond of the Arsenal midfielder's energetic and dynamic playing style, as well as his ability to play in multiple positions. The advantage for the Port City team is that they will be in the Champions League next season, while Arsenal will not. Liverpool's transfer record still belongs to Andy Carroll, who moved from Newcastle for £47 million in early 2011.

De Gea, Herrera convince Morata to come to Man Utd

According to Marca, the two players De Gea and Herrera played the role of intermediaries, convincing Morata - his teammate in the Spanish national team - to join Man Utd, after Mourinho considered the Real striker as the number one recruitment target for the attack. The "Red Devils" duo took full advantage of the time focusing on the national team to talk to Morata. In addition, Mourinho also called the 24-year-old striker directly, and guaranteed him a secure position if he moved to Old Trafford.

According to VNE