News about Rasmus Kristensen

After Roma's comeback to defeat 2-1 at Sassuolo on Sunday, Jose Mourinho took another shot at the Italian media during his post-match obligations. Despite being down for the majority of the game, Mourinho's guys turned it around in the final 15 minutes to keep up their momentum in the Serie A standings. During his post-match obligations, he struck out at the media, choosing an interpreter for his remarks to DAZN, despite perfectly speaking Spanish, and then fell out at Sassuolo after one of his backroom staff was barred from the touchline after a late incident saw one of his backroom staff being kicked out from the touchline.

ALVISE CAGNAZZO: After completing the signing of Rui Patricio, Chris Smalling, Nemanja Matic, Tammy Abraham, Diego Llorente, and Rasmus Kristensen, he eagerly wants to welcome forward Calvert-Lewin to the Eternal City. Roma is a fan of the Everton player because it will help Abraham return to full fitness after his knee injury, and give Paulo Dybala a solid partner at Juventus similar to Mario Mandzukic. Roma are seriously considering a formal bid for the 26-year-old center-forward, who has had trouble in the last two seasons, according to Corriere dello Sport.

Wilfried Gnonto's £15 million bid was turned down by Leeds. The Toffees piqued their curiosity in the dynamic Italian winger, but the Yorkshire side, who also informed Everton that they have no intention in selling, quickly dismissed them. Leeds also lost a number of players from the squad's relegation to the Championship, including Rodrigo, Robin Koch, Diego Llorente, Brenden Aaronson, Rasmus Kristensen, and Weston McKennie.

Rasmus Kristensen, a Leeds defender, has joined Roma on a season-long loan. The 26-year-old Denmark defender joined Leeds 12 months ago and appeared 30 times last season, scoring three goals. Kristensen joins Diego Llorente for a loan transfer to Stadio Olimpico in the summer, when Rodrigo, Robin Koch, and Brenden Aaronson have all left the club.

Roma are reportedly attempting to sign Leeds defender Rasmus Kristensen, according to reports, who is still in 'advanced stages.' Since joining from Austrian outfit RB Salzburg for around £8.5 million, the Denmark international played 26 times in his sole campaign at Elland. Roma, the Italian side who were interested in purchasing the right-back last summer, are finally relegated to the Championship after Leeds' demise.

With a dual purpose, Manchester United's Erik ten Hag will lead Manchester United into the FA Cup finals this weekend. Firstly, the Dutch coach will want to complete what has been a fruitful first season at Old Trafford. Ten Hag has returned to the Champions League for a third-place finish and snapped a six-year trophy drought by lifting the Carabao Cup. United are out to stop Manchester City from emulating their historic Treble of Premier League, FA Cup, and Champions League from 1999. Nothing would be sweeter in the eyes of United fans than seeing the sanctity of that historic victory preserved at Wembley on Saturday afternoon. Despite City's success this season, it may be a case of simpler said than done. Ten Hag also has a solid track record when it comes to the crunch cup finals, which we'll explore here.

Leeds 2-2 at Elland Road, Leeds were able to divide the spoils with Newcastle at Rasmus Kristensen. In the first seven minutes, the match was full of high drama, as Luke Ayling opened proceedings. Patrick Bamford stepped up to make the score 2-0 from the field, but Callum Wilson responded a minute later.

There is a lot of pressure on the officials to make the major decisions right in the most dramatic Premier League relegation battle in recent years. The weeks ahead will determine whether they're up for the challenge. Many people will recall it if a refereeing mistake cost Arsenal or Manchester City the title, but it won't make a difference to either team's financial situation or their employees' livelihoods. That is not the case in the relegation fight, where dropping into the Championship means losing out on hundreds of millions of pounds in television income. Competence is the minimum that these clubs can hope for.

TOM COLLOMOSSE AT MOLINEUX: In the most exciting Premier League relegation contest in recent years, there is a lot of pressure on the officials to make the right decisions. If they are up to the challenge, the weeks ahead will determine if they are up for the challenge. Everyone will recall that if a refereeing mistake cost Arsenal or Manchester City the title, but it will not make a difference to either club's financial situation or their employees' livelihoods. That is not the case in the relegation fight, where dropping out on hundreds of millions in television income means you will miss out on hundreds of millions. Competence is the least that these clubs can hope for.

DAVID COVERDALE: For evidence that Jesse Marsch has the board's support, the Leeds board has gathered, you need only look at the player being paraded around Elland Road's pitch. With Cardiff costing the club a whopping £35.5 million, Georginio Rutter will be introduced to fans before the FA Cup third round replay, with the club losing to them a million. That's a lot of money for a manager about to be shot. Marsch has supported the club by bringing in players he knows well such as Brenden Aaronson, Rasmus Kristensen, and Max Wober, who all arrived from his former club Red Bull Salzburg. Marsch has never previously worked with Rutter, who is unobtainable, but the 20-year-old is a player he has admired for some time.

Leeds United have completed their first signing of the January transfer window after announcing the arrival of Red Bull Salzburg centre-back Max Wober. The Austrian multinational has signed up for a fee that is believed to be in the region of £10 million, which could rise to £14 million including add-ons. He has been given the No 39 shirt. The central defender has signed a four-and-a-half year deal that will keep him at Elland Road until June 2027.

On Boxing Day, the Premier League will resume, with more than six weeks off. It varied in terms of how many players from each team were at the World Cup in Qatar - from two at a few sides to 16 at Manchester City - but how did clubs' players get on?How far did they get, and how many minutes did they play? Sportsmail has a look at how the World Cup affected each team in the top division and how they might be affected going forward as a result of the tournament.

Jesse Marsch: Following the physical and mental strains of the World Cup, DAVID COVERDALE: As the season progresses, Jesse Marsch believes Premier League players will burn out. With Tyler Adams and Brenden Aaronson reaching the last 16 with the United States and Rasmus Kristensen losing in the group stage with Denmark, Leeds only had three players in Qatar, the fourth-lowest tally in the top flight. Nonetheless, manager Marsch is worried about the wellbeing of the division's internationals in general, despite the fact that domestic football has returned just two days after the World Cup final was concluded.

After defeating Tunisia 1-0 on Saturday, Australia is on the verge of emulating the class of 2006. Graham Arnold's men will progress and become only the second socceroos team in history to reach the Round of 16 at the tournament after a draw against Denmark. Mitchell Duke's header was the difference between Australia and Tunisia in the first game after a 4-1 loss at the hands of France.

Kylian Mbappe's reputation as one of the world's most exciting players has risen thanks to a dramatic moment during France's 2-1 victory over Denmark on Saturday. Not only did the PSG superstar score both goals during the victory, but also demonstrated an incredible piece of talent, as shown in a video posted online. Mbappe is on the left wing, with Kristensen on the watch. With the ball nearby, the French star threatens to make one of his signature runs, causing the defender to pursue the attacker. However, Mbappe comes back and dummies Kristensen, causing the Leeds defender to slip his footing as he tries to replicate his direction and crash flat on the ground.

On Sunday morning, Denmark lost 2-1 to France, but the team is still optimistic of defeating Australia and progressing to the playoffs - in fact, several players are certain of it. With a victory over Denmark, French superstar Kylian Mbappe scored a double as France became the first team to clinch a spot in the Qatar World Cup's last-16 stage.

Newcastle and Borussia Dortmund are keeping track of Leeds youngster Cody Drameh's future transfer window, which is expected to take place in January. Drameh, a full back for England, joined Leeds last summer and spent the second half of the season on loan at Cardiff. He made such a good impression for the Welsh club that he was named both their youth player and player of the season after making only 22 appearances. That good run hasn't been enough to give him a lot of game time back at Elland Road, where the Drameh has the more experienced duo, Rasmus Kristensen and Luke Ayling have been together since the start of the season, although he has only been on two different beginnings.

Leeds business went right to the wire in a tumultuous day of transfer negotiations around Europe. Gnonto, 18, has signed a five-year contract with the club. Since the player's deal with the Swiss club has come to an end, the club has been able to sign him for a relatively low price.

With the Champions League group stage draw, just 90 days after Vinicius Junior's champion for Real Madrid against Liverpool in the Paris final. The draw in Istanbul on Thursday evening will determine the final on June 10 next year, and the cream of European football will await the outcome. Sportsmail has the inside scoop on each of the 32 teams that will participate in the draw at 5 p.m. on Thursday.

The summer transfer window hasn't failed to disappoint. Although the majority of Europe's top-flight leagues are set to tighten their belts, the Premier League has gone the other way, with top-flight clubs spending more than £1.5 billion so far during the season - and further contracts are planned. This is a record figure, outspending the £1.43 billion top division clubs invested in the summer of 2017. Chelsea leads the way as the division's top spenders, closely followed by Nottingham Forest, who have signed a startling 16 players under Steve Cooper. With just a week until the transfer window closes on September 1 at 11 p.m. BST, Sportsmail looks at where each club is planning to improve and who is on the radar. Antony (left) of Ajax may continue to play for Manchester United, Chelsea and Leicester are both keen on Wesley Fofana (right), while Chelsea manager Jurgen Klopp (inset left) and Chelsea are keen on a winger, while Chelsea manager Jurgen Klopp (right) is likely to enter the market for a midfielder.

ADRIAN KAJUMBA AT ST MARY'S: Southampton came back from 2-0 down to draw 2-2 at St Mary's thanks to Kyle Walker-Peters' late equalizer. The visitors recovered from an early injury to Patrick Bamford, scoring two second half goals and seeming to be about to condemn the Saints to back-to-back defeats in their two first games of the season. However, the home team made it back to action by Joe Aribo's first goal for the club after joining from Rangers. Walker-Peters' comeback was interrupted by nine minutes from time, but both teams' spoils were revealed.

This weekend, the Premier League returned with a bang, with Man City and Tottenham impressing, while Man United and Liverpool losing Man City and Leicester. But every year, the first weekend of the season brings more excitement, as fans see their summer signings play in a competitive match for the first time. So, who impressed for their new club, and who has work to do to make sure initial concerns go no further? Sportsmail looks at the best and worst of the latest players on display...

Following a summer of transition, Marsch, a bundle of pent-up energy, saw Leeds play in his image, some chaos analysis (but not nearly as much as under predecessor Marcelo Bielsa), and a change in defensive shape. These elements had existed during the previous term's epic escape mission, but now feel more articulated thanks to a complete pre-season.