News about Lucas Ocampos

PETE JENSON: Former Manchester City forward Brahim Diaz shone for Real Madrid, but the team's injury-plagued defense conceded to a late penalty, putting them only two points ahead of next week's top-two clash against Girona. Barça descended on Xavi's Barça, a young Brazilian who later saw the red. Marcelino did not mince his words when explaining why he hooked Sorloth at halftime, and he didn't mince his words elsewhere. oh, and a Sevilla player was touched up while attempting to get a throw-in (yes, that really happened). Here are ten things we learned from LaLiga.

Sevilla has condemned "the offensive gesture" of a Rayo Vallecano fan who threatened with Lucas Ocampos by poking his backside during their LaLiga match on Monday night. Ocampos was about to take a throw in when a Rayo supporter reached out and pointed his left index finger into his bum as time went by 33 minutes in the first half. The Argentine winger began to remonstrate with the fan and then called referee Hernández Maeso over, but the game was suspended for a few minutes as a result.

A Sergino Destassin sparked the comeback, and Ricardo Pepi sealed the deal for PSV Eindhoven with a stoppage time winner who claimed all three points in a 3-2 victory over Sevilla. PSV were 2-0 down just two minutes after the second half kicked off, with Sergio Ramos scoring in minute 24 and Youssef En-Nesyri doubling the advantage in the 47th minute. However, forward Lucas Ocampos' 66th minute red card allowed the Rood-witten an opening to barge straight across.

As we approach Friday's 11 p.m. deadline, the Premier League clubs are likely to wrap up their transfer business. Some top-flight clubs have held off waiting until the last minute to bring players in, while others have seen changed circumstances that have brought them right back to the market, while others have said no, and some are completely done. In the last hours of the summer season, Mail Sport takes you through what each of the 20 Premier League clubs still needs.

SIMON JONES: Fulham has agreed to a Sevilla transfer for forward Lucas Ocampos, but the club is still waiting for the 29-year-old's permission. Marco Silva has been looking for offensive replacements throughout the summer, having lost last season's top scorer Aleksandar Mitrovic to Al-Hilal earlier this month. Ocampos has a demonstrated track of producing at the highest level, having been a recurring feature of Sevilla's recent victories.

According to sources, Willian is set to leave Fulham after just one season at Craven Cottage, after being refused of the club's contract extension. After his attempt to complete his career at his boyhood club Corinthians ended prematurely, the Brazilian winger joined the Premier League in a suprising move at the start of last season. Following his time in Chelsea and Arsenal, the 33-year-old has seen a spectacular return to English football.

The summer transfer window is open, and all 20 Premier League clubs will be looking to improve ahead of the new season. Fans are already planning following the unveiling of the fixtures, but behind the scenes discussions over new acquisitions are well advanced. Mail Sport has rounded up all of the new goals for each club in our transfer window.

With a new contract that has yet to be reached, Ocampos is set to enter his final year, and Sevilla will either sell this summer or risk losing him for free next year. The 28-year-old spent the first half of last season on loan at Ajax as a replacement for Antony, who joined Manchester United, but his loan was cancelled in January and he returned to Spain. He helped his team win their first Europa League title by playing the full 120 minutes and scoring the first penalty in the shootout.

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.

Early season results have included a 6-1 win over Groningen, a 4-0 victory over Cambuur, and Heerenveen's 5-0 thrashes. Ajax started their Champions League campaign with a 4-0 loss to Rangers last week, where the Scottish club's class difference was painfully apparent. So, despite Antony and Sebastien Haller's departures in the summer, who were responsible for 46 percent of their goals last season, they don't appear to be any worse off when it comes to finding the net. Ajax have averaged 3.5 goals per game this season, including the curtain-raising Johan Cruyff Shield, who lost 5-3 to PSV Eindhoven. All of which bodes not well for Liverpool's out-of-sorts team, who welcome Ajax to Anfield on matchday two of the Champions League on Tuesday night.

Ajax's winger Antony was left fuming after Manchester United completed the £85 million contract on deadline day. United defeated Ajax's outrageous asking price for Antony shortly after taking boss Erik ten Hag and defender Lisandro Martinez over the summer. Antony had gone on strike and had refused to play until Ajax accepted United's bid, and he got off to a scoring debut against Arsenal on Sunday.

Following the transfer of Antony to Manchester United earlier this week, the Spanish side had agreed to a fee with the Egivisie champions, who are now flush with cash. However, the Dutch giants stuck out of the contract to bring the 28-year-old, who had already boarded a plane with the hopes of completing a medical before completing his transfer on Wednesday. Ocampos was then taken back to Seville, where news revealed that Ajax technical manager Gerry Hamstra and ex-striker Klaas-Jan Huntelaar - another member of the technical staff - had flown out to Spain to apologize for him. However, the Ajax are still struggling to get a loan agreement signed by the Argentinai national before Thursday's deadline.

After becoming dissatisfie with Chelsea's asking price for Hakim Ziyech, Ajax have switched to Sevilla winger Lucas Ocampos. Antony, a Brazilian winger who appears to be set to join Manchester United in Premier League football, is trying to find a replacement for the Dutch giants. Their first choice had been to return Ziyech to the Johan Cruyf Arena. The Moroccan attacker left Ajax in 2020 to join Chelsea, but he has yet to prove himself as a first-choice player.