News about Sead Kolasinac

Fulham's international full-back Antonee Robinson is attracting attention, while the Cottagers are considering a transfer for Norwich City right-back Max Aarons. The French side is preparing for the arrival of new boss Marcelino to replace Igor Tudor, which may result in a change in the club's system. Tudor loved to play 3-5-2, but his replacement likes to move a flat back four, leaving Marseille in the market for full-backs. Following the expiration of their loan terms, Nuno Tavares and Issa Kabors have both been left, although Sead Kolasinac is yet to finish his contract, ensuring that both flanks have been aimed at new names. Fulham's Robinson, who was instrumental in the Cottagers' successful return to the Premier League last season, is one of those names.

The defender's family was expected to be in the house at the time of the robbery, and 20 Minutes later that his daughter was 'traumatized' by the event, though neither her nor Kolasinac's partner were reported to have been injured. It has also been reported that Kolasinac is now keen to boost his family's safety, though it is currently unknown how much money was stolen. This is not the first time the 29-year-old has been attacked by robbers, with the defender being assaulted by a mugger as a Arsenal player in 2019.

Antonio Conte continued from the stands as his team struggled through the first season and were perhaps lucky to only be trailing by one goal at halftime. They came from a broken side and displayed character to get back to the game. However, supporter were forced to suffer through the game, not least in the second half, when former Arsenal left-back Sead Kolasinac snuck in the back to only push his header from point-blank range wide.

Arsenal forward Alexis Sanchez is hoping to regain some respect in north London by assisting Tottenham in losing the Champions League. Sanchez was a favorite at the Emirates Stadium between 2014 and 2018, scoring 80 goals in 166 games, but tarnished his name when he was forced to leave Manchester United, where he was a subsequent flop.

Many people questioned the wisdom of doing so when the club was clearly struggling at the back, with many asking whether it was wise to do so. However, Saliba revealed after Sunday's match against Brentford that he "feels" at home in north London, having easily slotted in at the forefront of Mikel Arteta's defense. The French defender said: "I'm at home here," the French defender said in a SkySports interview after another goal-scoring appearance in an Arsenal shirt. I like London, I like the club, and I love everything about it. "I feel right at home here."

Olympique Marseille retained their second place in Ligue 1 after a 2-1 home victory over Lille on Saturday. Chilean Sanchez returned to the team after being suspended for the loss at Tottenham Hotspur in the Champions League on Wednesday and scored his fourth goal for Marseille this season. Lille took the lead after 11 minutes when Ismaily calmly guided the ball into the net on the rebound after Adam Ounas' shot hit the post.

It's strange to consider that Antonio Conte has never won as many trophies as he has. However, Europe's grand prize isn't just something that has eluded the Tottenham manager; it's been an Achilles heel his entire career. The Italian is a speciality manager, winning a league championship almost every where he goes, but the Champions League is something he can't seem to comprehend. Conte has three victories in his last 15 games in the tournament, dating back to his time in charge of both Inter Milan and Chelsea, a fact that could have Spurs fans concerned ahead of their group stage opener against Marseille on Wednesday night.

CHRIS SUTTON: Are you Arsenal in disguise? A real Gunners allegiance is present in Marseille's dressing room. Matteo Guendouzi, Sead Kolasinac, and Nuno Tavares, as well as other former Premier League players Dimitri Payet and nd Eric Bailly are among those to visit. Tottenham Hotspur is playing for a game on Wednesday, but under Antonio Conte's guidance, something is brewing. Liverpool is also in a rut domestically, and it will be interesting to see what forward line Jurgen Klopp chooses against Napoli. Calvin Bassey (right) could return to haunt Rangers with Ajax on Wednesday.

CHRIS SUTTON: On Thursday night, the Champions League group stage draw threw up a slew of intriguing match-ups, historic clashes, and tantalizing plotlines. Liverpool faces Rangers and former Red Ryan Kent (top left), fellow English sides Chelsea, Tottenham, and Manchester City all have a chance of leading the team, while Barcelona and Bayern clash in the 'Group of Death'. Chris Sutton, a columnist for Sportsmail, leads you on a tour of all the runners and riders, provides you with some eye-opening reports, and picks his favorites for the competition. Many celebrities are expected to appear on European stages, including Bayern's Robert Lewandowsi, AC Milan's Olivier Giroud, and City's Erling Haaland (second left-right, top row). Joao Felix, Marseille's Matteo Guendouzi, Celtic's Callum McGregor, and PSG's Kylian Mbappe (left-right, bottom row) will all be on display.

Since mutually deciding to end his deal with Inter Milan in Serie A, the 33-year-old winger is expected to join the French club. Marseille in a tweet have reported that a principle has been reached, and that the move will go forward subject to a fruitful medical. He is expected to team up with a group of Arsenal outcasts at his current Ligue 1 club, with Matteo Guendouzi, Sead Kolasinac, and Nuno Tavares, who are all French-based.

Alexis Sanchez, a former Arsenal and Manchester United player, is back on the move again after mutually agreeing to end his deal with Inter Milan. After an uphill battle in Italy that saw Sanchez score only sixteen league goals in three seasons at Milan, the 33-year-old is expected to join French outfit Marseille.