#contract-negotiations

#contract-negotiations

Manchester United defensive midfielder Casemiro could reportedly still have a future at the club beyond the end of his contract next summer. In a surprise U-turn, it now seems that Man Utd manager Ruben Amorim is open to keeping Casemiro at Old Trafford for a while longer as he's become a key player for the team.

At the age of 25, Szoboszlai is certainly a player any team would want in their ranks. Liverpool have had serious problems this season, but the Hungary captain is arguably the only one in Arne Slot's squad to have performed well with relative consistency, even in defeat. However, Liverpool have the midfielder under contract until 2028 and more reliable sources claim the talks over a new deal are underway.

The New York Rangers are off to an inconsistent start this season, with their worst performances due to insufficient goal scoring, not a lack of puck possession or defensive prowess. Artemi Panarin's future with the Rangers is tied to how the Rangers look in the coming months, which comes as no surprise. Panarin has been in his usual top six spot for the Rangers, serving as one of the primary offensive weapons and a player who the opposing defense has to keep track

Palace still want Mateta to extend his contract. It's going to take some judgement on Palace's end to assess how they think the discussions are going, and then to plan accordingly. If it starts becoming clear that he's not going to sign, they want to maximise the fee they're going to get. I don't think they'll let it get to the same situation with Guehi where if they don't take the offer he's going to leave on a free, they'll sell him before that.

Liverpool suffered defeat against Crystal Palace in the EFL Cup on Wednesday night. It was another setback for manager Arne Slot and his team who are struggling to perform this season and going through their worst form for a long time. The Reds have fallen down to seventh position in the league after four defeats in a row. Now, they have been eliminated from the EFL Cup at the hands of their bogey team Crystal Palace and that too at Anfield.

He is a tremendous prospect with a bright future, and he is certainly one of the finest young players in the Premier League right now. He has the quality to develop into a top-class player with the right guidance, and Aston Villa needs players like him if they want to do well. They are looking to build a formidable squad capable of competing in Europe regularly.

Now, according to SPORT, Pini Zahavi is arriving in the city this Monday. The Israeli super-agent will be present in the Montjuic VIP box on Tuesday to watch the match against Olympiacos and is scheduled to meet with Barcelona president Joan Laporta. The two have long-standing business and personal ties, and the situation of Robert Lewandowski, whose contract expires in June this year, will be on the table.

I'm sure there will be talks held between Robertson and Liverpool to see if they can try and sort out a new contract, but the longer it drags on, there's no new deal agreed. It obviously opens up to the possibility that he could potentially sign a pre-contract in January or leave on a free transfer next summer, bit like his close mate Trent Alexander-Arnold did when he got the opportunity to move to Real Madrid.

"I wouldn't mind [staying in Dallas]," Pickens said Wednesday, via Tommy Yarrish of the team website. "The guys in the locker room are super cool; the energy's great. But like I said, I always want to showcase my talents."

Barcelona are admirers of Borussia Dortmund forward Karim Adeyemi, says Sky Switzerland. Adeyemi, 23, could emerge as a concrete target next summer, as he will be entering the final year of his current deal, and Barca are keeping tabs on his development in the Bundesliga. The Germany international has had a solid start to the new season, with three goal involvements from his first six league games and could replace 37-year-old Robert Lewandowski long term.