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newcastle united Sold Anthony Gordon to Barcelona for €70m last week and are looking for a new winger this summer.

Newcastle United have set their sights on CA Osasuna’s Victor Munoz and have made concrete moves to sign him.

He joined the La Liga team from Real Madrid in July 2025 for €5m, with Los Blancos retaining 50% of his rights.

The left winger finished his first season at Osasuna with seven goals and five assists in 36 matches.

Sunderland made an effort to sign him in January, but their offer please don’t Either the player and his club. Their offer was below his €40m release clause.

Newcastle United will have to wait for Real Madrid

chiringuito X, formerly known as Twitter, reports an update from journalist Jose Alvarez that Newcastle United have made a €35m bid for Victor Munoz.

game Relay more information shared by Alvarez on the Magpies’ efforts and the 22-year-old’s stance.

The Magpies’ offer includes €35m plus bonuses which takes it close to his €40m clause.

Their offer for the Spain international is ‘very attractive’. He will have a key role under Eddie Howe due to the exit of Anthony Gordon. Therefore, Munoz is willing to accept a move to St. James Park.

Real Madrid not only retain 50% of their rights but also have a buyback option. As of now, their decision on the Spaniard is unclear.

Newcastle United will have to wait to find out if the Spanish giants intend to exercise the buyback clause. If not, they can proceed with this operation, and Real Madrid will collect part of the fee.

Eddie Howe’s side are ‘working hard’ and it is unclear whether they will be able to clinch a deal. There may be more clarity after Real Madrid’s presidential election on June 7.

Contract, price and agent information

Victor Munoz has four years left on his contract at CA Osasuna and his value transfer marketIs €20m.

Spanish agency Niagara Sports Company, which also manages Barcelona’s Dani Olmo and several others, represents the attacker.

A new rumor reveals how much it would cost the Cleveland Cavaliers to make a blockbuster trade for Giannis Antetokounmpo this summer, and the front office should make it happen.

After blowing a 2-0 lead and surviving the seven-game series against the Toronto Raptors, the Cavaliers will look to pick up a road win in Game 2 of their series against the Detroit Pistons tonight. Their performance against the Raptors and their 111–101 Game 1 loss has NBA analysts not confident that the Cavs will upset the No. 1 seed Pistons in this series.

That’s why there’s already speculation about what the Cavaliers will do this summer. While James Harden is enjoying his time in Cleveland, many expect him to opt out of the final year of his deal to receive a new multi-year contract from the Cavs or the highest bidder. There are also rumors that if Donovan Mitchell does not sign an extension this offseason, the team could consider trading him with one year left on his deal.

Even if Mitchell returns, this is an expensive roster that has never gone beyond the second round of the playoffs. If they don’t upset Detroit, change is coming, and it could be in the form of a trade for Milwaukee Bucks veteran Giannis Antetokounmpo. But does Cleveland have the trade chips to make a deal? It appears that they do.

Cleveland Cavaliers trade cost for Giannis Antetokounmpo

Marc Stein reports, “The Cavaliers contacted the Bucks about Giannis before the deadline and were told it would take Evan Mobley and all of Cleveland’s available draft capital to make it happen.” “It’s a business creation that Mobley’s leaders would probably scoff at, but it’s a move that no shortage of rival executives I’ve discussed it with have said they would do.”

Giving up future draft picks (perhaps more than five) for an aging great who is having trouble staying healthy is a huge risk. However, in an era where you can’t trade first-round picks in consecutive seasons and upcoming NBA lottery rules improvements, it could be worse.

If the Cavaliers hold on to Mitchell, this is now a must-win team. A healthy Antetokounmpo could easily become the winning star they seem to be lacking. The Cavs could also go away for a season, and if that doesn’t work, let both Mitchell and Antetokounmpo walk in free agency and start from scratch. Either way, they should seriously consider that trade if it’s still on the negotiating table this summer.

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chelsea Now I watch as Estevao flies back to Brazil and begins his recovery, navigating a few stressful days in an uneasy middle ground – even if the World Cup still feels like it’s slipping away.

The teenager’s injury against Manchester United soon became much more than a medical update. First of all, it was about deadlines. Then it became about options. Will there be surgery or not? Take risks now or be cautious later.

As we recently coveredChelsea leaned to one side. Estevao and those around him leaned to the other side.

Now, one path is being taken – even if no one is entirely comfortable with it.

back to familiar surroundings

As confirmed globo esporteEstevao has already been in Brazil since Monday and has begun treatment using the facilities of the Palmeiras club, where everything started for him.

At the same time, Chelsea has also not stepped down. His medical staff remains involved, working with his personal team. Recovery is being shared, viewed from different angles, with everyone trying to pull in the same direction.

However, the big call had already been made. Surgery is off the table.

This option leaves a small door open for the World Cup. It also comes with a level of uncertainty that no one can ignore. The injury itself is serious – close to a complete muscle tear – and they don’t bend easily due to tight schedules.

However, there is something delicate about the decision to fly to Brazil. Staying close to family. To be in a place he knows. In moments like these, those details matter.

Brazil is watching, hoping, doubting

From the outside, Brazil is following every step. They want him there. Even at this age, Estevao has been one of the standout players in this current cycle under Carlo Ancelotti. Already five goals, a growing role, a feeling that he belongs.

still, the mood has changed. Expectations inside the Brazilian setup are now at their most cautious. Words like “very difficult” and “remote” are beginning to appear more frequently. There is hope, but it seems fragile.

Calendar doesn’t help. The team will be announced on May 18. The tournament will start in less than a month. Now every day matters.

A race that can’t wait

Recovery rarely works as fast as the parties involved would like. But Chelsea are watching closely. They have invested in a player they see as part of their future. This thought does not end even with the World Cup looming.

Meanwhile, Estevao is chasing something more urgent. This is the first major tournament and an opportunity that may not come in the same way again.

Somewhere between those two ideas, the current plan took shape.

For now, this allows both parties to move in the same direction. Whether that will get him to the starting line in June is another question entirely.

Sunderland goalkeeper Melker Aalborg admitted it was “difficult” to make his Premier League debut after the 22-year-old kept a clean sheet in the Black Cats’ 1-0 win over Leeds United.

spoke to the swedish goalkeeper sportbladet After the match he described the moment as an “incredible” experience. January transfer from Malmö FF.

Aalborg was given the starting spot as regular goalkeeper Robin Roefs missed the game due to injury. Sunderland took all three points, with Habib Diarra scoring the only goal from the penalty spot.

The goalkeeper spoke immediately after the final whistle while the Sunderland team bus headed north. He said the team’s mood was positive after both the win and his individual achievement.

“It’s a good atmosphere and everyone is very happy, both for the win and for me too,” Aalborg said.

However, the young goalkeeper admitted that the moment was not quite over yet.

“It’s hard to accept. It’s a dream come true. To make your debut in the best league in the world and keep a clean sheet feels incredible. It doesn’t get any better than that.”

Instant effect after January arrival

Aalborg only arrived at Sunderland during the January transfer window, when the club signed him from Malmö FF. Swedish reports said the deal was worth around £3.3m (€3.9m).

Despite being new to the club, the goalkeeper revealed the transition has been smooth.

“It was perfect. I felt so welcome from day one that it felt like I’d been at Sunderland for more than a month.” He said.

The 22-year-old also highlighted how Sunderland’s defense helped ease his debut night.

“It was nice to make a good save and feel like I came into the game. It’s been a pretty simple match for me.”He said. “Our outfield players and defenders work very hard to block shots and clear the ball away. He made it easy for me.”

Good news for Sunderland

Aalborg’s debut may not require sustained heroics, but a clean sheet in his Premier League debut will certainly strengthen his case for more opportunities.

With Roughs currently sidelined, Sunderland may now have another reliable option between the positions. Aalborg, meanwhile, has already given the kind of start most young goalkeepers only dream of.