News about Yann Sommer

Inter Milan secured a 1-0 victory at AS Roma on Sunday, courtesy of a second-half goal from Lautaro Martinez in a tightly contested Serie A match. Martinez made the breakthrough on the hour mark, controlling the ball on the edge of the area before firing it into the net. Inter are now second in the table with 17 points, two behind leaders Napoli, while Roma are 10th with 10 points.

Trent Alexander-Arnold has revealed that practice made perfect for England in their penalty shootout victory over Switzerland in the European Championship semi-finals. The Liverpool star came off the bench in the second-half of extra-time to take a penalty during the shootout.  The 25-year-old smashed the decisive spot-kick into the top left corner after Manuel Akanji missed Switzerland's first penalty, with Swiss goalkeeper Yann Sommer sent completely the wrong way.

Ivan Toney has opened up about his unique penalty routine after scoring in England's shootout win over Switzerland on Saturday night. Toney took England's fourth penalty after Cole Palmer, Jude Bellingham and Bukayo had all scored before him, and he kept his nerve.  The Brentford striker kept his eyes on Switzerland goalkeeper Yann Sommer the whole time, and even though the shot-stopper guessed the right way, Toney's effort flew past his despairing dive into the bottom corner.

Fans have hailed Jude Bellingham for his 'cold' penalty in England's Euro 2024 quarter-final shootout victory against Switzerland. With the game level at 1-1 after 120 minutes, penalties were needed to separate the two sides and Bellingham stepped up second for England after Cole Palmer had scored his spot-kick and Manuel Akanji had his saved by Jordan Pickford. The midfielder had the chance to put his side 2-0 ahead and did exactly that as he stuttered his run-up before sending Switzerland goalkeeper Yann Sommer the wrong way.

They may be one of the surprise packages of the tournament so far, but there will be a few familiar faces when England meet Switzerland in their Euro 2024 quarter-final today. Ms Munger leads a roll-call of Swiss Wags, or 'Swags', who include Akanji's interior designer wife, Melanie, 28, who follows 30-year-old Stones' partner Olivia Naylor, a 34-year-old former beautician, on Instagram.

Switzerland fully deserved to progress into the quarter-finals where they have a potential date with England. Berlin had been the venue for Italy's triumph at the 2006 World Cup but they never looked like pulling off a repeat as they were second-best in every department. Here, Mail Sport's JOE BERNSTEIN runs the rule over who impressed - and which players should do better - in the first of the last-16 matches.

Switzerland are the international team Scotland aspire to be. A nation whose reliability at major tournaments is almost as consistent as the precision of their timekeeping. Before Euro 2024, a misapprehension took root amongst the Tartan Army. Germany would win Group A easily, leaving Scotland to fight for second and third place with a rejuvenated Hungary. The second game against Switzerland would be a repeat of the Scots' win at Euro '96. When the Swiss swept Hungary aside in their opening fixture, that began to look like a dangerous miscalculation. Given Scotland's display against Germany, it was an act of gross delusion.

Dominik Szoboszlai to score from outside the area has been Price Boosted to 9/1 in today's Euro 2024 Group A blockbuster between Hungary and Switzerland in Cologne. Szoboszlai scored seven goals for Liverpool this season, four of which came from outside the area. That's not the only boost on offer for today's clash - with a further three also available. They include Granit Xhaka to commit 2+ fouls, Yann Sommer to make 4+ saves, and Barnabas Varga to score. The odds for those four bets are 11/10, 3/1 and 4/1 respectively.

Andre Onana's departure in the summer seemed to be a risky move for Inter Milan, but their decision has so far defied all expectations, despite initial resistance from Nerazzurrri fans. Yann Sommer, his replacement, has settled well in Milan and has been one of the key players on Simone Inzaghi's team's off to a good start to the season, though Onana is having a nightmare at Manchester United. Inter benefited from Onana's financial perspective. In 2022, the Cameroon international was released for free from Ajax before being sold for £47.2 million (€55 million) just a year later.

Juventus is preparing to sell Polish keeper Wojciech Szczesny, despite Bayern Munich's vetoes. Yann Sommer, who is closing in on a transfer to Inter Milan, has been the Polish shot-stopper to replace him. If Sommer leaves, Bayern will need someone who hasn't played since the World Cup after breaking his leg while skiing.

UNI CH MANCHESTER CITY 1-3 (1-4 ON AGG) OLIVER HOLT OLIVER HOLT AT THE ALLIANZ ARENA: The belief that Manchester United will win an historic Treble is at this point 24 years ago. The same aura, the same feeling of destiny, is looming around Manchester City as they progress inexorably toward the semi-finals and finals, as well as the showdowns that are the elixir of all great teams. Yes, City had a three-goal advantage in the second leg of this Champions League quarter-final against Bayern Munich, but the way they fought the fire of passions that engulfed the magnificent Allianz Arena and shielded their lead to run out 4-1 winners on aggregate showed another glimpse of the character that courses through them. City will face Real Madrid in the last four over two ties next month as United faces the might of Juventus in the semi-finals of the tournament in 1999. They will not be in good shape for this challenge if they face Bayern on Wednesday night.

In their review of Yann Sommer's performance against Manchester City in Bayern Munich's 3-0 loss at the Etihad on Tuesday night, German pundits didn't mince words. The visitors had everything to do next week when they meet again at the Allianz for the return match, with Thomas Tuchel's side being pushed to put on a strong and classy showing from the English champions. Bernardo Silva's goals and history-making Erling Haaland bolstered the City's solid lead, but it was Rodri's first Champions League goal that broke the deadlock between the two teams in the 27th minute.

JACK GAUGHAN AT THE ETIHAD: Manchester City defeated Bayern Munich 3-0 in the Champions League quarterfinals, with Erling Haaland scoring his 45th goal of the season. City took possession of their last-eight tie in the first leg at the Etihad Stadium on Tuesday, with the prolific Norwegian contributing to a spectacular first-half attack from Rodri and a Bernardo Silva header. Haaland's 76th-minute goal, six minutes after Silva's, set a new record for the most goals scored in a single season by a Premier League player in any league.

Although the Blues, who were funded by billionaire investor Todd Boehly, spent £88 million alone on Ukrainian Mykhailo Mudryk, their colleagues in Italy, France, and Germany were much less generous in their spending. Serie A has seen the least total transfer investment of the three seasons, with just £7.9 million, compared to the 3M's, while the Ligue 1 teams have been marginally more ambitious, with a budget of £9.3 million. The Bundesliga has seen an investment of £29.7 million, taking the three leagues' total number to £46.9 million. Chelsea alone has invested more than £112 million less this winter than Chelsea as they look to move up the table from their current 10th-place position.

Following a World Cup full of thrilling moments, heightened excitement, and personal brilliance, it's likely that these teams will take a shot at those who stood out the most from each nation. Now that the award has been awarded, it's time to take a look at each country and see which players could use their World Cup results to leverage a transfer. Dailymail.com examines the players who are most likely from their country to move to a different club.

According to a recent study, Yann Sommer might be heading to Old Trafford on a free transfer next season. The Swiss goalkeeper has represented his country in the World Cup knockout stages away from his club Borussia Monchengladbach. However, his deal with the Bundesliga club will end next season, and it seems that the 33-year-old will leave the club as a result.

Serbia is in need of a victory against Switzerland in Group G's last game, putting the team in a good position despite their 1-0 loss to Brazil on Monday. Serbia could have advanced to second place in a thrilling 3-3 draw with Cameroon, but they were unable to hold on. Sportmail takes you through everything you need to hear about below as the match quickly approaches.

Penalties will almost certainly be involved in the World Cup in Qatar, which is set to begin on Sunday, and Sportsmail is here to get you up for them. Penalties were first introduced in Argentina for the 1978 World Cup, but they weren't needed until Spain's 1982 tounrament. After extra time went to a replay, knockout matches tied before that. Since then, Germany and Argentina have been the best in shootouts with four wins, while England has the joint-worst record with Spain and Italy with three losses.

According to reports, Eintracht Frankfurt slapped a price tag on Manchester United target Kevin Trapp, implying that a deal must be completed within the next few days. Erik ten Hag's team is interested in the German keeper, as they look to bring another stopper to put pressure on David De Gea and Tom Heaton. According to BILD (hyperlink), Frankfurt will pay Trapp £21 million for Trapp.