News about Hector Bellerin

According to reports, Barcelona will listen to Jules Kounde's defender this summer as they continue to navigate their precarious financial situation. The LaLiga champions have had a poor start to protect their crown and now rank ten points behind third place Real Madrid. Xavi has announced that he will leave at the end of the season, despite Frenkie de Jong's that he will be ready to join him out the door this summer.

In a recent interview, Jenni Hermoso talked about how the World Cup final 'kiss-gate' controversy made her 'forget she was a footballer'; rather, a footballer.' When she was subjected to a kiss on the lips from Luis Rubiales, the current Spanish FA (RFEF), while not winning her champion's award, the Spaniard was caught up in a storm of controversy. Despite the federation's first deny that the kiss was unsensual, Hermoso later spoke up and sparked a series of events that culminated in Rubiales being banned by FIFA and coerced into resigning his post with RFEF.

Following the fallout of the Luis Rubiales kiss-gate controversy, Jenni Hermoso has reported that she has received threats. After Spain's victory at the Women's World Cup this summer, the former Spanish football president kissed Hermoso on the lips without consent. Rubiales have since been barred from all football-related sports for the next three years.

The Champions League is Europe's most coveted tournament, but you can never write off the Europa League when it comes to entertainment. Three English clubs will be represented. Following their success in the Europa Conference League, West Ham will be joined by Liverpool, who have a rich European tradition. Brighton, who have played some superb football under Roberto De Zerbi, will compete in Europe for the first time.

Erik ten Hag was instrumental in persuading the shot-stopper to join the Red Devils in a £47 million contract earlier this summer, according to he. Between 2017 and 2022 in Ajax, the 27-year-old had played 145 times under Erik ten Hag, and the two have a great rapport both personally and in terms of the football style they prefer.

After eight months as a free agent, former Real Madrid star Isco has signed for Real Betis. Since being released from Sevilla in December 2022, Isco, who can play either as an attacking midfielder or out wide, hasn't had a team. In the January transfer window, he had been close to joining Union Berlin, but the contract was sadly late.

For a while, the Gunners have been monitoring the youngster, who has been turning heads right around Europe this season. Arsenal made a bid for him in January. But Deco [inset], Barcelona's current sports director, spoke with the actress on Thursday to discuss a contract.

This weekend there is no league coverage due to the Spanish Cup final, but there was a full round of midweek games marked by Barcelona, with Barcelona coming within one win of the title and Madrid falling flat on their faces in San Sebastian. Elsewhere, Atletico went goal crazy again, and Valencia trusted youth and lost an important point against neighbors Villarreal.

PETE JENSON: The Clasico was dominant throughout, so it made up eight of the ten things we learned from La Liga this weekend. Barcelona's 2-1 victory was further confirmation that Xavi was still out of school, but he already has the respect of maestro Ancelotti. The Clasico might have answered the question of who will win the league but it asked more questions than it answered - can either side rely on their number nines into next season?

Arsenal's ride to Sporting Lisbon is a tale of reunions, former rivals, and old faces, from the start. However, the Gunners could afford the price if they read too much into the depressing tale. At the Estadio Jose Alvalade, boyhood Arsenal star Hector Bellerin will be embraced emotionally by several of his old colleagues as he attempts to secure one over his former employers. Marcus Edwards, an ex-Tottenham man, will be a threat to certain and will continue his rise against the Premier League's champions. In Sebastian Coates, there will even be an old Liverpool slamnus. But this Europa League match isn't about the old. It's all about the latest. If you were an Arsenal player watching Mikel Arteta's pre-match previews, you'd be almost certain he alerted his squad to the presence of two talented youngsters - center-back Goncalo Inacio and midfielder Manuel Urgarte. These are two of Europe's most coveted actors, and they're both enjoying stellar seasons for Sporting.

Barcelona is said to be keen on securing Juan Foyth of Villareal in the summer to fill the void at right back. Following Hector Bellerin's transfer to Sporting Lisbon on deadline day, the Catalan giants have been left without a natural defender on the right. Despite Jules Kounde's skills in central defense as well, the club still use him at right-back, while Sergi Roberto and Ronald Araujo are Xavi's other choices.

According to Mexican sports journalist Kery Ruiz, the 21-year-old right-back is still an MLS player as of Wednesday. On Thursday, FIFA is supposed to decide'on the failed transfer. On Twitter, Ruiz said, 'They entered documents and stated that the program did not allow them to upload files.' 'That's why he's only been a few seconds.' This is all explained to FIFA today.' Following Hector Bellerin's departure to Sporting Lisbon, Barcelona is believed to have been following the 21-year-old Galaxy defender for some time, earmarked him as the ideal solution to their right-back woes.

Barcelona is prioritizing a move for LA Galaxy defender Julian Araujo to replace outbound right-back Hector Bellerin on the final day of the January transfer window. According to reports, Barca is hoping to bring the 21-year-old Mexican to the club on loan with the option to buy come the end of the season to improve Xavi's defensive options. Bellerin, a former Arsenal defender, has been linked to a move to Sporting Lisbon, Portugal, with Pedro Porro's proposed transfer to Tottenham being one of the tales of deadline day so far.

FC Barcelona is being pursued by Los Angeles Galaxy right back Julian Araujo as the European transfer window approaches, with the La Liga giants hoping to keep him on loan with the option to buy. Barcelona is said to have been following the 21-year-old Araujo for some time, with him as a replacement if Hector Bellerin does leave and go to Sporting Libson to fill the hole left by Pedro Perro's transfer to Tottenham Hotspur. If signed, Araujo will immediately sign Barca's B team, according to ESPN, but the club believes he has the opportunity to be involved with the first team in a short period of time.

After his agent Joao Santos was spotted in Barcelona, Chelsea midfielder Jorginho is said to have slipped to LaLiga. The 30-year-old is out of his deal at Stamford Bridge at the end of the season, and he will be able to leave the club for free and negotiate a pre-contract agreement with clubs outside of the Premier League in January. According to Tuttomercato, the former Napoli star has piqued a lot of curiosity from clubs interested in him, one of which is Barcelona, who reportedly have a keen interest in him.

The Catalan club revealed in a tweet that they would discover the full extent of the injury on Wednesday, though that it is not yet clear how serious the injury is. If Bellerin's (main) injury is serious, it will be a huge blow to him, as he already has many first-team players ruled out. Jules Kounde (top left and top left inset) and Memphis Depay (bottom right) have all been ruled out due to injury, leaving Xavi without any of his key players for upcoming games against Mallorca this weekend and then Inter Milan in the Champions League the following Tuesday.

According to reports, Barcelona has projected a net loss of £240 million (€274 million) this year. Even after LaLiga's investment cap was raised to £575 million (€656.5 million), the Spanish giants were forced to execute a handful of 'economic levers' this summer in order to raise funds and register new signings. Barcelona sold 25% of their television rights for the next 25 years to Sixth Street in a €437 million (€500 million) deal in an attempt to protect Robert Lewandowski, Raphinha, and Jules Kounde.

Mikel Arteta's crew traveled to Thomas Frank's then-newly promoted Brentford team where they were given a comprehensive lesson in planning and applying. Knives, which were in some quarters, were already out of the game, and two more consecutive losses at a total score of 7-0 did not do much to stem the tide. Arsenal has improved dramatically following a slow start to that put them at the bottom of the table, with some questioning where their next victory could come from. It was only a late season blip that saw them drop out of the Champions League after coming from the canvass of their poor start to a run in the upper echelons of the sport.

Bernardo Silva, a Manchester city player, is now a transfer target for LaLiga's Barcelona, with the Catalonian team apparently keen on making a January transfer for the midfielder. Barcelona was unable to sign the Portuguese international during the summer transfer window because the Citizens were determined to keep track of him as no agreement was reached between the two teams. Silva has been one of Pep Guardiola's best players, winning four Premier League titles, four League Cups, and one FA Cup during his five years with the club.

Barcelona was leading Cadiz 2-0 when their game was called off early because a supporter needed immediate medical attention. As a fan of the south goal suffered what early reports indicate was a heart attack, players from both teams remained concerned. Conan Ledesma, Cadiz's goalkeeper, could be racing across the field with a defibrillator and Red Cross workers, who also responded quickly to the incident.

Barcelona is in action away from Cadiz, LaLiga, with Xavi's side looking to finish at the top of the table. Hector Bellerin, who returned to Barcelona after being fired from Arsenal, makes his first appearance for the club against Cadiz, who are currently in last place in the table standings. All the live coverage from Estadio Nuevo Mirandilla's game will be provided by Sportmail.

Despite the fact that people were supposed to move to Spain in the transfer window, the Manchester City star was heavily compared to it, but no move was made, despite it being assumed that they would fall into place for a long time. Silva was Barcelona's most important player at the time of the window, but the club had to concentrate on obtaining new signings as soon as possible during a period of financial difficulties. Both Hector Bellerin and Marcos Alonso were among those who had to register, which meant a Silva contract would have been rushed late in the process.

Barcelona's potential to bring in a slew of big name signings this summer has been hampered by a drastic increase in La Liga's salary allowance. Barca was the only team in the Spanish top flight to have a negative salary cap at minus €144 million (£125 million) after January's transfer window, effectively urging them to cut their wage bill. However, the Catalan giants have been given leeway this season to invest an unprecedented €656 million (£569 million) - a rise of £694 million.

The 33-year-old's playing his 11th season with the Blaugrana, but his Barca career was almost cut short over the summer as he was increasingly linked to a transfer to Serie A runners-up Inter from the cash-trapped Catalans. In the midst of rumors about whether he should remain a member of the squad, the left-back argued that he does not have to 'vindicate' his presence in the team. Alba was quick to state that his primary concern was Barcelona, although he also hinted that more was going on than might be immediately apparent in a wide-ranging interview.