Florian Wirtz has already made it clear where he prefers to play should he ever make a move to Liverpool, amid growing speculation linking him with a Premier League transfer. The Bayer Leverkusen star, one of Europe’s most talented young midfielders, has previously expressed his desire to operate as a central attacking midfielder — a role that allows him to create, dictate play, and link up closely with forwards. His comments suggest that if Liverpool were to sign him, he would ideally want to be deployed in a position similar to that of Philippe Coutinho during his Anfield days.

However, Wirtz also admitted feeling “sad” about the constant transfer rumours surrounding his future, insisting that his full focus remains on Leverkusen. The 22-year-old has been instrumental under Xabi Alonso, helping the club compete at the highest level in both the Bundesliga and Europe. Despite his loyalty, many see him as a natural fit for Liverpool’s attacking system, given his creativity, intelligence, and work ethic.

While Wirtz hasn’t ruled out a future move, his emotional response shows a deep attachment to his current club. For now, Liverpool will have to admire his brilliance from afar — but interest in him is unlikely to fade.

Bukayo Saka’s latest achievement has sparked light-hearted reactions across social media, with fans joking that he may need to borrow Cole Palmer’s or even Tottenham’s trophy cabinet at this rate. The Arsenal and England star continues to collect personal accolades, the most recent being his record-breaking milestone as Arsenal’s highest-ever scorer for the England men’s national team with 13 goals.

At just 23, Saka’s consistency, maturity, and impact at both club and international levels have made him one of football’s brightest young stars. His ability to perform under pressure and deliver in crucial moments has earned him widespread admiration from fans, teammates, and pundits alike. Many believe that his career trajectory points toward even greater success, as he continues to develop into one of Europe’s most complete attackers.

The humorous comment about the trophy cabinet playfully nods to Saka’s growing collection of individual honors, while also referencing Tottenham’s well-known lack of major trophies in recent years. Despite the jokes, there’s no denying that Saka’s achievements reflect hard work, determination, and world-class talent — and if his current form continues, his future trophy cabinet will need no borrowing at all.

Manchester United are reportedly eyeing former Arsenal legend Cesc Fàbregas as a potential replacement for Ruben Amorim. The move would align with United’s ambition to restore identity and long-term stability. Fàbregas, currently managing Como, has attracted attention as Sir Jim Ratcliffe and United’s technical staff weigh their options. Meanwhile, the club has also included former England boss Gareth Southgate on their shortlist, though some internal sources suggest United are less inclined to appoint him.

On the Chelsea front, the Blues have apparently agreed a swap deal with Real Madrid involving Enzo Fernández going to Madrid and Federico Valverde joining Chelsea. Reports indicate Chelsea view Valverde as a luxury midfield option, while Madrid would bring in Fernández for his growth potential. The swap has emerged as a counter to Manchester United’s rumored interest in Valverde, possibly hijacking their plans.