Real Madrid causes chaos in Premier League, Man City will be banned from transferring for 2 windows?

Bayern are about to enter the most important stage of the season when they play two semi-finals against Real in the Champions League, and before that, the semi-final of the German Cup against Leverkusen. However, the team has suffered a big loss when key midfielder Arturo Vidal injured his knee in a recent training session.

"Arturo tripped without colliding with anyone," coach Jupp Heynckes said onTwitter"He hit his knee on the ground and had to undergo a minor surgery. For now, Vidal cannot play in the National Cup semi-final against Leverkusen."

Vidal in a Champions League match. Photo:Reuters

Vidal plays the role of anchor in midfield. The Chilean star has the task of both recovering the ball and intercepting from a distance to help the attackers not to be distracted.

The semi-final between Bayern and Leverkusen will take place on April 17. A week later, Bayern will host Real at the Allianz Arena in the first leg.

Real Madrid spends lavishly, causing chaos in Premier League

Diario Gol announced that President Perez ordered that next season Real Madrid will definitely not let Barca embarrass them in La Liga like this year.

Real caused chaos in the Premier League when they plotted to steal a series of top players, with De Gea, Hazard, Kane and Salah.

Along with this directive, the White House boss approved a lavish spending plan, with a plan to "rob" a series of big Premier League stars, with a sum of up to more than half a billion pounds.

More specifically, the list of names that this President wants to bring to Bernbaeu includes David de Gea (MU), Eden Hazard (Chelsea), Harry Kane (Tottenham) and Mohamed Salah (Liverpool). Without a doubt, these are the 4 most prominent stars in the Premier League at the moment.

If De Gea has been pursued by the Vultures for a long time, Hazard is the dream of captain Zidane, while the killer duo Kane (25 goals) and Sahah (30 goals) have made a strong impression, currently ranking first and second in the Premier League's Bombers.

Not stopping there, according to the above source, Perez also has ambitions to own Neymar (PSG), bringing the Brazilian striker back to La Liga, after only 1 season leaving Barca.

Man City faces shocking penalty of 2 transfer window ban

After the defeat in the Manchester derby round 33 of the Premier League, coach Pep Guardiola wants the board of directors to invest heavily in the summer transfer window of 2018 to strengthen the Man City squad. However, Guardiola's wish may not come true even if the Man City board agrees to spend money. Because Man City is involved in a lawsuit that could result in a 2-window transfer ban.

Man City were accused of making contact with Velez Sarsfield player Benjamin Garre when he was under 16. Just a few days after Garre turned 16 (in July 2016), Man City signed a contract and brought him to the Etihad Stadium. Velez sued Man City to FIFA in September 2016 but was unsuccessful.

Man City bought Garre just days after the player turned 16.

FIFA approved the transfer and backed Man City's argument that the Manchester club did not breach regulations because Garre is an Italian national. However, Velez claimed that FIFA's rules only allow players under the age of 18 to move between clubs in Europe and exclude South America (Garre also has Argentine nationality).

Velez has taken the case to the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS). CAS will make its final decision this week. If found guilty, Man City will face a two-window transfer ban: summer 2018 and winter 2019.

Man City received the championship cup two rounds early

The new Premier League champions will lift the trophy in front of their home crowd after their match against Huddersfield Town on May 6.

Man City will play three home games in the final five rounds, but they have chosen to pick up the trophy against Huddersfield. This will not be the last home game of the season, as Guardiola's men will then host Brighton at the Etihad before visiting Southampton in round 38.

Kompany will lift the Premier League trophy for Man City for the third time. Photo: Reuters.

This is only the second time in the Premier League era that a team has won the title with five games to spare, after Man Utd in 2000-2001. Pep Guardiola's side have the chance to break four other important Premier League records in the remaining part of the season.

Salah beats Messi in European Golden Shoe race

The season in Europe's top leagues is entering its final stages. The race for the European Golden Boot is also becoming extremely attractive. Mohamed Salah, after scoring against Bournemouth, has taken the lead in this race with 60 points (equivalent to 30 goals).

The Egyptian striker is also the first striker in Europe's top five leagues to reach 30 goals this season.

Meanwhile, Messi (58 points) missed the opportunity to improve his record when he failed to score in the match against Valencia in La Liga.

However, this race is not limited to just the two names Messi and Mohamed Salah because the opponents behind are also chasing fiercely. In third place are two players Robert Lewandowski (Bayern Munich) and Ciro Immobile (Lazio) with 54 points.

The two strikers Edinson Cavani (PSG) and Harry Kane (Tottenham) share the 5th position with 50 points. The other positions in the top 10 belong to Jonas (Benfica, 49.5 points), Icardi (Inter, 48 points), C. Ronaldo (Real Madrid, 46 points) and Luis Suárez (Barcelona, ​​46 points).