News about Ferland Mendy

This year's Champions League semi-finalists have been decided following four thrilling quarter-final ties. It was a bad week for English clubs as Man City and Arsenal were knocked out by Real Madrid and Bayern Munich, respectively. Meanwhile, Borussia Dortmund edged past Atletico Madrid, and PSG came from behind to see off Barcelona. There were outstanding individual performances across the round, but some players also struggled on the big stage.

Sky Bet are offering a 'Featured Cross-match RequestABet' for tonight's Champions League quarter-finals. The two fixtures included in the cross-match RequestABet are Bayern Munich vs Arsenal and Man City vs Real Madrid. Priced at 80/1 - the bet requires 'Harry Kane and Phil Foden to score and Kai Havertz and Ferland Mendy to be carded'.

According to reports, Real Madrid fired Chief Medical Officer Niko Mihic. According to Marca, the Spanish team has become more worried about injuries. Mihic's main point of dissatisfaction with Arda Guler's recuperation, with the young midfielder yet to play for the club after suffering multiple injury setbacks.

Real Madrid also put Scotland captain Andy Robertson on a shortlist of potential summer recruits. In anticipation of Ferland Mendy's demise, the outgoing European champions are scouring the market for a left-back. Mendy has missed a significant portion of the current campaign due to injuries, signing Lyon in a £42 million contract. And, despite progressing with Eduardo Camavinga in recent months, the French international would return to his natural position in midfield.

According to reports, Arsenal target Ferland Mendy has been told he will leave Real Madrid this summer. The France international joined Los Blancos from Lyon in a £42 million contract, but he has been unable to participate in significant part of the current season due to injury. During his time in the Spanish capital, the left-back has won La Liga twice twice and been a member of Carlo Ancelotti's side that triumphed over Liverpool, playing the full 90 minutes as the team defeated Liverpool.

As France takes on Tunisia at the Education City Stadium on Wednesday, November 30, they will be looking to make it three wins out of three. So, with Tunisia's clash with France quickly approaching, Sportsmail takes you through all you need to hear about the Group D game.

France's misfiring flops were panned after they ended their UEFA Nations League campaign with a 2-0 loss to Denmark on Sunday night. Didier Deschamps' team managed to prevent relegation from the competition's top-tier, but only because Austria was defeated by Croatia. Their latest underwhelming result in Qatar this November didn't bode well for their World Cup title defense, and French daily L'Equipe did not hold back in their condemnation.

REAL MADRID – A 1-2 OVERCOME: When the promoted team got off to a dream start in the sixth minute, when Largie Ramazani sent them into ecstasy, slotting through Thibaut Courtois to give his side a surprising advantage. Madrid ruled possession, and though they were late at the break, Lucas Vazquez squared things up right after the hour mark with a good finish. David Alaba was the one who won the game.