Milan renew contact with Soule’s entouragesports.yahoo.com · …The summer transfer window continues to move, and among the most closely watched names is Matías Soulé, whose future remains uncertain. The attacking winger has long been considered among the player...›↗
Milan keen on Soule but only on loansports.yahoo.com · …AC Milan continues to pursue Matias Soulé. According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, the Argentine winger from Roma is on the Rossoneri management’s shortlist, but they currently have no intention of r...›↗
👀Real Madrid takes a swipe at FIFA and thanks UEFAsports.yahoo.com · …Real Madrid C. F. viewed FIFA’s decision to withdraw the proposal to sell a percentage of the commercial rights to its tournaments to private investors very positively, calling it excellent news for...›↗
Soule’s agent offers him to Milansports.yahoo.com · …Roma continues to make moves on the exit front, and Matias Soulé remains among the names likely to dominate the spotlight. The Argentine remains the leading candidate to leave Trigoria after a summer...›↗
Roma’s Matias Soule: Player’s agent pushing for Milan and why the Rossoneri are waitingsports.yahoo.com · …Serie A side Roma have been open to the sale of Matias Soule this summer but no one has made formal offers yet. Now, talk around Milan is slowly growing.Get Italian Football News have covered initial ...›↗
Gianni Infantino in trouble as new statement released after UEFA fury over World Cup plansmirror.co.uk · …FIFA's controversial plans that would affect the World Cup have been met with anger from the football community, with CONCACAF joining UEFA in issuing a statement›↗
Milan continue to show interest in Matias Soulesports.yahoo.com · …Matias Soulé could leave Roma. The Argentine winger’s future is still unknown, as he’s not unsellable for the Giallorossi; in fact, the club’s goal is to make a capital gain of more than €20 ...›↗
FA 'deeply concerned' as they issue statement on FIFA's plan to sell off World Cupmirror.co.uk · …FIFA president Gianni Infantino is under fire amid plans to sell shares in the World Cup, sparking anger from fans and confederations such as UEFA, who have accused him of 'crossing a line'›↗
