News about Ruslan Malinovskyi

You'll almost certainly be greeted with snorts of derision when you ask Manchester United supporters about Alexis Sanchez. He was on his back and on an eye-watering £350,000-per-week contract, IPO, and, frankly, looking disinterested by the cause. United had five goals in 45 appearances to send him out on loan, but the man who was announced by playing the piano never did find his tune at Old Trafford.

According to a recent FIFA survey, English clubs invested a record £742 million in January transfer window. The global governing body has published a new International Transfer Snapshot survey, which further highlights the Premier League's transfer market's hegemony. According to the study, £1.29 billion was invested globally during the month, well above the previous record of 1.11 billion set back in 2018.

Both West Ham and Tottenham Hotspur are interested in signing Ruslan Malinovskyi, the Ukrainian midfielder for Atalanta. According to Calciomercato.com, the 29-year-old is said to be keen on a new challenge, and the Premier League could be his next destination. Malinovskyi survived a difficult 2022 after being deeply affected by the Russian invasion of his homeland, and he revealed a note under his jacket in February after his victory over Olympiakos that read: 'no war in Ukraine.'

During Scotland's Nations League victory over Ukraine over Hampden Park last Wednesday, the 20-year-old was carried on a stretcher. During the first half of the tournament, Patterson was hurt in a match against Ruslan Malinovskyi. Nathan Patterson, the club's defender, is expected to miss around four to five weeks due to an ankle injury.' Patterson will now be under the care of Everton's medical staff at Finch Farm following a consultation with a London surgeon.' The former Rangers defender had been one of Everton's most consistent players this season, starting all eight first-team games so far.

Both Napoli and Inter Milan's second weekend of Serie A season saw them get off to a soaring start in home with emphatic victories. However, defending champions AC Milan lost their first points in a draw at Atalanta, while newly promoted Lecce and Monza's still look a little troubling. ALVISE CAGNAZZO of Sportsmail takes you through ten things we learned in the second installment of our weekly review.

Milan, last season's Italian champions, is hoping to pounce on what is a fruitful back three but found it impossible to crack down a tenacious back three, with only scoring in the 68th minute to tie it up. Both teams aimed for a champion, and Milan seemed more likely, but the draw means that neither team would have a chance to advance to the top of the table on the night.