Marcus Rashford could very well bounce back
In England, there is a golden exit available to Marcus Rashford ! As the Daily Star reports , Bayern Munich is ready to offer an escape to the English striker, who is back at Old Trafford after a loan spell at Aston Villa. At Bayern Munich, Rashford could be reunited with his compatriot Harry Kane, as the Daily Mirror points out . Although the Englishman dreams of FC Barcelona , this option could appeal to him. The information is also relayed by The Sun , but was revealed by Bild . If Rashford wants to join Bayern, he will probably have to agree to lower his salary, which is €350,000 per week. Manchester United, for its part, is demanding €45 million for its player. The Bavarian club is attracted by the versatility of the player who can play in attack and on the wings. Note that Bayern's priority at the moment remains Woltemade, the Stuttgart striker. In short, Manchester United is rubbing its hands at the idea of getting rid of Rashford.
Inter in the storm
What's making headlines in Italy are the tensions reigning within Inter. The elimination against Fluminense has left its mark, and Lautaro Martinez's outburst will not go unchallenged. Inter is divided, the newspaper claims. After accusing Çalhanoğlu of having his mind elsewhere, the Argentinian received a scathing response from the Turk. " Words that divide, not unite. History will remember those who stood firm, not those who raised their voices. The future? We'll see. I never said I wasn't happy here, I never betrayed this jersey ." A post that was liked by Simone Inzaghi's wife, Marko Arnautovic, and especially Marcus Thuram. The Italian press interpreted this as a gesture of support for the Turk. Although Çalhanoğlu is leaving, this is not the case for the Frenchman who could alienate his attacking partner.
The standoff over Nico Williams continues
In Spain, the Nico Williams case continues to be discussed. As explained yesterday, the Nico Williams clan has requested the inclusion of a clause stipulating that the club agrees to register him in La Liga and, if he refuses, to let him leave for free. For its part, FC Barcelona is firm, as Mundo Deportivo posted . The club cannot sign a clause that could financially compromise the club. In its inside pages, the newspaper explains that Barça has done everything to reassure the player. The club's financial health is no longer the same as last season, and the Dani Olmo situation is unlikely to repeat itself. Sport takes stock of the list of clauses and specifies that Nico Williams wants guarantees. The newspaper reiterates that the player wants everything to be wrapped up quickly. The player wants at all costs to avoid having to resume pre-season training with Athletic Bilbao, scheduled for July 9. Barça is ready to pay the player's release clause.
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