The Barcelona press are not giving up on the idea of ​​Anthony Gordon joining their local club this summer. And now, they’re getting newcastle united Journalists involved in transfer drama.

Today game report on the Newcastle winger And hear from Rafe Tindall and Sean McCormick regarding a potential move this summer.

Newcastle United to Barcelona

There have been reports of a move for Anthony Gordon away from Newcastle this summer. Bayern Munich were the first to be linked, with multiple claims in Germany insisting that his agents had met with the German giants.

Then Barcelona was brought into the mix. His agents were at his center again Sport catches him meeting Barcelona sporting director Deco.

The newspaper reported that Barcelona manager Hansi Flick has ‘particular admiration’ for Gordon. According to the newspaper, the biggest obstacle to a deal is its high price.

Now the newspaper wants the Newcastle angle, and they have contacted Tindall and McCormick to discuss it today.

“It is widely believed that one of the star players will be sold this summer, as Newcastle chief executive David Hopkinson has admitted. In addition to Gordon, Sandro Tonali and Tino Livramiento are also attracting interest,” The latter said.

“Newcastle are demanding £80 million (€92 million) for Gordon. Although there is room for negotiation, I don’t think it will go much lower.

“He has been heavily linked with Bayern Munich, but it seems they are not willing to pay that much. Liverpool and Arsenal are also interested, but Newcastle would prefer to sell him to another club rather than an English rival.”

Everton Clough, Isaac Drama

Meanwhile, Tindall explains that Newcastle need to consider a number of factors when it comes to a deal.

Chief among them is a clause owed to Everton. The Toffees are owed 15% of any future sales following the winger’s move in 2023.

The Magpies are also keen to avoid a repeat of what happened to Alexander Isaac last summer. He remained on strike throughout the summer, forcing a transfer to Liverpool.

That eventually happened but Newcastle were forced to make a late and costly move to replace Nick Woltemade. According to Tindale, a repeat of that saga would not be welcome.

“If Gordon leaves, the way he does so will completely determine how Newcastle fans remember him, as a hero if it’s on good terms, or as a traitor if he tries to force an exit,” He added.

he missed her “Gordon refused to train with Everton for three consecutive days” Before signing for the Magpies.

Perfect for Barcelona

However, both journalists have no doubt about one thing. Anthony Gordon would be a perfect fit for this current Barcelona team.

“He is absolutely fit, he has proven that he can perform at the highest level, and he is one of those players who can single-handedly change the result,” Tindale said.

“Signing a player capable of working across the entire attacking line would be an example of talent. He has all the attributes to become one of the best wingers in Europe under Hansi Flick.”

“Gordon is very fast, an excellent dribbler, and creates threat in the final third of the pitch,” McCormick concluded.

“He has adapted perfectly to the physical environment and has great technique. He meets all the criteria.”

The Premier League may have come to a halt due to the international break, but Aston Villa certainly haven’t.

Unai Emery’s squad have flown to Spain for a brief but carefully planned training camp designed to sharpen them for a big end to the season.

The Villans are currently fourth, just one point off third, and with a Europa League quarterfinal against Bologna looming, this trip is no holiday. This is very strategic for Emery and his team.

Why did Villa choose Murcia?

Marca gave details of the training camp in a report todayAfter being allowed to see behind the curtain. And they were impressed by what they saw.

According to the Spanish newspaper, the day starts early. The players travel from their rooms to the training pitch for a session led by Paco Eyestaran. Unai Emery later took over proceedings.

Although there is an open-air gym, music and a relaxed atmosphere, all this disappears once the practice begins. Emery spends the season constantly improving, adjusting and pushing.

The brakes aren’t really brakes. The work continues, with young players given ‘ghost jobs’, detailed, individual improvements designed to make them the best they can be.

Marca say ‘the first thing that catches your attention’ is the physique of the Premier League outfit. They are like rocks, built for the demands of Europe’s toughest league.

Life at Hilton La Torre

At the hotel, Hilton La Torre, the routine is absolutely structured. Three traveling chefs oversee nutrition, making sure everyone is properly fueled.

The team has a total of 60 people, including players, coaches, trainers, staff, security personnel, cooks and press.

Between sessions there is time for golf, time to relax in the sun and time for recovery work in specific facilities.

The atmosphere is quiet, but the objective is clear; Keep Aston Villa sharp, ready and competitive between now and the end of the season.

elite plan

It may be a trip to Spain, but it’s no fun trip for Aston Villa. It’s not about relaxation. It’s about preparation.

Emery and his side know what is about to happen and ‘no one lets their guard down.’ Marca emphasizes that there is no magic formula, just hard work, planning and skill.

This will be crucial in a race that includes striving for the Champions League and European knockout ties. Whether this works as expected will be determined at the end of the season.

Everton’s Hill Dickinson Stadium may not be like Goodison Park yet, but it’s getting there. The 3-0 win over Chelsea last weekend proved that.

After months of uncertainty about their new stadium, Everton fans have finally made it their home. A loud, bouncy and almost hostile win over Chelsea was proof of this.

A cursory glance at social media will confirm this. Ax was overwhelmed by the number of Everton fans admitting after the game that it finally felt like Hill Dickinson was at home. And this has not gone unnoticed elsewhere.

Spanish newspaper Mundo Deportivo Today is the latest international publication to highlight Everton’s rebirth, with Hill Dickinson’s now famous “Blue Wall” hailed as the heartbeat of a potential new era for the Toffees.

Sunshine, smoke and a statement of victory

With a capacity of 53,000, Hill Dickinson has transformed match days at the Mersey. But it’s the 13,000-strong single tier South Stand, steep, deafening and fearlessly blue, that stands out.

Mundo is certainly impressed, and says it’s Everton’s answer to the Kop at Anfield or Borussia Dortmund’s yellow wall.

According to the newspaper it reflects the spirit of Goodison’s Gwladys Street while creating something distinctively modern. For visiting teams, it’s an intimidating sight, as Chelsea found out. For Everton fans, it is a symbol of resilience.

Mundo says an example of this is the Everton Way, a walkway of 36,000 engraved stones telling the Evertonian story.

An inscription reads: “We don’t know how strong we are until being strong is the only option we have.”

According to Mundo, it perfectly reflects the mood of the reborn club.

to establish, to move forward

The last few years have been tough for Everton fans, including having to leave their famous and beloved old home Goodison Park.

But March 20th^th Starting with the scenes before the game against Chelsea, it felt symbolic. The rare Liverpool sunshine that morning was taken as a sign.

Hours before kick-off fans lined the streets to welcome the Everton coach, Everton Way was buzzing with life and blue smoke filled the air as supporters escorted Everton to their new home.

The payoff was clear as Chelsea succumbed and Everton secured their first back-to-back wins at their new home. mundo called it a ‘Acoustic Weapon’ And ‘Electrification’. It seems that a tired fan has woken up.

focus on Europe

The focus now turns to a late push for Europe, with Everton just three points behind Liverpool in fifth. The Champions League may be long, but the Europa League or Conference League are there for the taking.

According to Mundo, ‘Finally the sun also came out’ For them. Backed by the Friedkin Group, at least for the Spanish newspaper the belief is that they are now in a position ‘A period of renewal in every sense’.

In fact, he argues that Everton should never have done this ‘Abandoned reputation’ In first place. Now they’ve got it back in a spectacular new stadium on Liverpool’s waterfront.

With the fans now also settled, it has become a situation ‘Incredible atmosphere’ supported by ‘Violent’ south stand he ‘kill immediately’ They are on their journey. He is at least impressed by Everton, their fans and the stadium that finally feels like home.

Mariona Caldenti arrived at Arsenal in 2024, having previously spent a decade at Barcelona. The 29-year-old was arriving at the London club at the peak of his powers and has been successful for Arsenal.

This was reflected in his narrowly missing out on the 2025 Ballon d’Or. The Arsenal player finished second, beaten by her international teammate Etana Bonamati.

The pair have also played together for Barcelona, ​​know each other well and have a healthy rivalry.

Mark It features a feature celebrating Mariona Caldenti, as she sets to achieve 100 caps for Spain. He spoke at length to the Arsenal player on a variety of topics and how he sees his career from here on out.

The Spanish newspaper specifically picked the Ballon d’Or runner-up and wanted to know if there was any disappointment at losing. The race for first place was very close and some people believe that the person finishing ahead may feel unlucky.

In response, the Arsenal star said: “No, not at all. Obviously, it’s a very important award that we would all love to win, but Aitana (Bonamati) took it after an incredible season. I was happy for her and congratulated her. In the end, these individual awards are tough in a team sport with diverse tastes. I’m happy to win the Champions League in my first year in England and get other individual awards. Not winning the Ballon d’Or doesn’t change how proud I am of that season.

“Of course, it is very difficult, but I feel very good at Arsenal and even more confident than last year. I hope it will happen again. And if not this year, then next year, when there will be a tournament with the national team.”

Why is future transfer not an immediate concern?

On his future and a possible return to Spain, Mariona Caldenti said: “It’s hard to think about the future. I’m happy, satisfied, enjoying a different league. I don’t know where I’ll finish my career, but I still hope to play for a long time.

“It’s true that in football, when you turn 30, the perception of a player changes, but I have examples like Irene (Paredes) and Kim (Little) who prove that age is just a number.”

Now Arsenal will hope to continue his pursuit of the Ballon d’Or with top performances for him and the Spain national team.