News about Erik Lamela

Fiorentina is keen on a contract for Spurs winger Bryan Gil, who appeared in the window early, with the Spaniard struggling to find a home under Ange Postecoglou. Gil arrived in north London in a £21 million contract, plus Erik Lamela from Sevilla 2021, but has found it impossible to guarantee himself of game time under a new line of bosses - and has been sent out on loan twice. He was sent to Valencia in 2022 before returning to Sevilla on loan last year before returning to the Spurs squad in search of a new start under Postecoglou.

Chelsea's 4-1 victory over Tottenham Hotspur had just about everything you could want from a football match. Six goals were blocked out, five goals were scored, two red cards, seven yellow cards, and a team was tasked with nine men and leaving plenty of gaps in behind, with six men on the field and leaving plenty of holes open. It was an end to an epic for the neutrals, and it should rank as one of the most bonkers games in the English top flight.

Jose Mourinho was charged by UEFA for confronting referee Anthony Taylor in a car park and describing him as a 'f***ing disgrace' following Roma's loss to Sevilla in the Europa League final. Mourinho is banned from using insulting or abusive words against a police officer. On Thursday, Roma fans at Budapest Airport threatened Taylor and his family. As security led them to a safe space, a chair was thrown at the Manchester-based official, screamed out. One Italian citizen has been charged with affray.

Fans of Sevilla's latest success in the Europa League may have made Tottenham fans laugh or cry with Erik Lamela and Bryan Gil during the festion. Spurs lent Lamela to the Spanish side as part of a 2022 transfer for Gil, but the winger's return to the Spanish side on loan was only allowed. With the two players becoming the first names to have won silverware since leaving Tottenham Hotspur, they may have forged a fast track to silverware.

Sevilla won the competition for the seventh time on Wednesday after beating Roma on penalties in an ill-tempered final in Budapest. More than a hundred supporters in Budapest airport trapped Taylor, who was the finalist, as he and his family attempted to find solace in a back room. Security service was unable to keep a barrier between the referee, his family, and Roma fans who swore and threw things, including a chair. According to Football Italia, the fan who threw the chair is being arrested by the police.

PETE JENSON: Sevilla has won more Europa Leagues than any other club - they take the competition more seriously than any other club. Or, as the huge banner unfurled in the semi-final second leg against Juventus read: "No one likes it more." Real Madrid is elicit in the Champions League on a similar basis. And if rivals Barcelona are miles ahead in the league table, the 10th, 11th, 13th, and 14th Champions League will be remembered. Real Madrid had won the Champions League seven times before the century's, but they have now doubled that number. Barcelona had only once won the tournament, now it is four. And Sevilla had never been crowned European champion. They now have seven people in the cabinet.

As Jose Mourinho attempted to leave the Puskas Arena in an extraordinary row following the Europa League final, he called English referee Anthony Taylor a "f***ing disgrace" for his 'bull****' decisions and confronted him (centre). After Mourinho's Roma side was defeated on penalties by Sevilla in Budapest, Taylor was accused of'seeming Spanish' for the number of yellow cards he didled out - 13, a record for a European final. Following a 1-1 draw after extra time, the Spanish side clinched their seventh Europa League title after winning 4-1 in the shoot-out, but Mourinho. When he tried to angrily confront Taylor in the parking garage, the runner's up medal to a Roma fan was not about to make peace with his destiny.

PETE JENSON: Sevilla defeated Juventus 3-2 extra time for their seventh time in history after winning the Europa League final for the seventh time in their history. The Spaniards have won six times and have maintained their record of never losing a semi-final on an extraordinary night.

JOE BERNSTEIN AT RAMON SANCHEZ PIZJUAN: Sevilla thrashed Manchester United in the semifinals of their favourite competition, with Youssef En Nesyri scoring twice in a 3-0 victory on Thursday that brought a 5-2 aggregate victory. After Erik Lamela confronted Harry Maguire on the edge of the penalty area, En Nesyri began scoring in the eighth minute, netting a close shot. Sevilla took the lead straight after halftime when defender Loic Bade scored a spectacular header from a corner that went in off the crossbar.

Harry Maguire failed to control a pass from David de Gea after just seven minutes, allowing Erik Lamela to pick the ball off him and hand it to Youssef En-Nesyri for a quick finish. United's goal is to scale a mountain if they wish to hold their European trophy hopes alive.

When the quarter and semi-finals of the Europa League draw are announced on Friday, the path to the Puskas Arena in Budapest will be determined. With the second legs of the last-16 taking place on Thursday, sixteen clubs are competing for spots in the draw. Four players gained a substantial cushion last week, while the remaining half of the tie seeming to be delicately tense. The Europa Conference League last-16 will conclude on Thursday, as teams prepare to advance to the final in Prague. Sportsmail takes you through each of the ties, advising you what happened in the first leg and in the meantime, keeping you up on events.

FIFA has announced the nominees for the highly coveted FIFA Puskas award, which is given to the scorer of the best goal of 2022. There are 11 thrilling strikes to choose from, and the winner of The Best FIFA Awards Ceremony last year will be crowned. This year's awards follow on Erik Lamela's spectacular rabona in the north London derby, which was named the highest target of 2021. The FIFA Puskas award has been given to Mario Balotelli of Turkey, Polish amputee Marcin Oleksy's spectacular scissor kick, and Alessia Russo's epic backheel in the Euros semifinal.

After scoring an incredible goal from 35 yards, a footballer from Belgium's fourth division has been rumored to win the FIFA Puskas Award, leaving the keeper with no chance. Jens Verhellen had scored in four years before he missed out on his first goal.

Real Madrid's title charge was boosted after Lucas Vazquez scored the winning goal against a tenacious Sevilla team at the Santiago Bernabeu in LaLiga. Following some solid performance by Vinicius in the 5th minute of the game, Luka Modric got off to a promising start. David Alaba had a lead but his 19th minute free kick was just over. Sevilla were not out of the game, but former Tottenham player Erik Lamela drew his team's level in the 54th minute. From a tight angle, the midfielder was able to slot goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois to make it level.

When the Blues announced their intention, the Brazilian forward, who now wears Fulham, had arrived at Spurs to sign a deal, with Willian rushing to make the switch from north to west London. Willian came from Russian side Anzhachachachhi Makhachhachachya and spent seven years with the Blues before finding his way to Spurs' arch-rivals Arsenal in August 2013. 'Chelsea came on the day I was supposed to sign the Spurs' contract,' he told Simon Johnson of the Athletic.' I was on Tottenham's training ground to finalize the contract when it was called. "Chelsea called me and they want you," my agent told me. I said, "OK, I want to go there!" Then I left the training ground and returned to the hotel. Since I'd promised to join Spurs more or less, it was a difficult situation. In my opinion, Chelsea was the only one that occurred to me.

CHRIS SUTTON: To know how slew of Chelsea's Premier League form has been this season, you only need to check out their results: win, draw, loss, win, lose, win, win, forfeit, win, loss, victory, victory. You can't be competitive that way. Todd Boehly may be new to football, but even he knows that winning trophies isn't how you win trophies. Thomas Tuchel is desperate to see some consistency in his first group game, Chelsea could face Champions League qualifiers Dinamo Zagreb. They are perennial Croatian champions, but they only spent £5 million in the summer. Chelsea spent £271 million, the most expensive in any Premier League club, so they must win on Tuesday night. If Tuchel's suspension continues, the heat on him will rise.

CHRIS SUTTON: On Thursday night, the Champions League group stage draw threw up a slew of intriguing match-ups, historic clashes, and tantalizing plotlines. Liverpool faces Rangers and former Red Ryan Kent (top left), fellow English sides Chelsea, Tottenham, and Manchester City all have a chance of leading the team, while Barcelona and Bayern clash in the 'Group of Death'. Chris Sutton, a columnist for Sportsmail, leads you on a tour of all the runners and riders, provides you with some eye-opening reports, and picks his favorites for the competition. Many celebrities are expected to appear on European stages, including Bayern's Robert Lewandowsi, AC Milan's Olivier Giroud, and City's Erling Haaland (second left-right, top row). Joao Felix, Marseille's Matteo Guendouzi, Celtic's Callum McGregor, and PSG's Kylian Mbappe (left-right, bottom row) will all be on display.

Tanguy Ndombele, a French midfielder, is among Tottenham's attentions. Valencia is currently talking to loan out Bryan Gil, while Villarreal is negotiating on a contract with Giovani Lo Celso. All three players are not part of manager Antonio Conte's Premier League squad, and the club will love to move them forward until the transfer window expires. Ndombele joined Spurs in 2019 for a club record fee of £55 million, but after initially impressing, the pecking order was dismantled and last season was spent on loan at Lyon.