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Wednesday October 11
Juve would make no mistake in signing Can
07:00: Emre Can would be a good signing for Juventus if he was to leave Liverpool, according to Alex Manninger.
Manninger told Il Bianco Nero: “He [Can] is young and is a player I’ve always admired.
“He is still young but is definitely very strong. He plays like a veteran. He knows how to defend and how to score goals.
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“Juventus will make no mistake if they sign him. He has great charisma and never wants to lose. He has Turkish blood but German technique.”
Ings to Newcastle?
06:00: Danny Ings remains the subject of interest from Newcastle.
The Liverpool striker has been plagued by injuries throughout his career at Anfield so far.
He has only managed to make six appearances since signing for the Merseyside club from Burnley in 2015.
But the Northern Echo claim Rafa Benitez is ready reignite his interest in the striker in January.
However, this will hinge on how much he is backed by the Newcastle hierarchy, with talks ongoing with Mike Ashley and Lee Charnley.
Mourinho not surprised by Salah
05:00: Jose Mourinho has not been surprised by Mohamed Salah’s instant impact at Liverpool since his summer move from Roma.
“I’m not surprised with Salah’s performance this season,” Mourinho told BeIN Sports.
“I was aware of his great capabilities when he was with me at Chelsea.
“He improved during his spell at Italy, became more mature and improved physically.
“Players need time to adapt to their new teams. Some of them remain and others prefer to move to another club. It is normal in football.”