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It's 55m € actually, according to Kicker. Skysports reporting now that Liverpool had three bids rejected and a senior official told them that Keita will "100 percent not be sold this summer". Leipzig trying to negotiate a new contract with Keita...

Rangnick actually said he has no release clause this season; got misquoted by the press. They've tried to negotiate a new contract but Keita wanted to postpone it until after the season. If they can't get him to extend, he'll be gone next summer most likely.

Liverpool fail with £66m Naby Keïta bid as RB Leipzig owner rules out sale | Guardian Turned down a 75m € offer from Liverpool.

Can't wait for Tuchel to make Suarez go vegan, meditate and dance.

Giant mess piling up at Dortmund. Opinion: Palpable Tension Between Watzke and Tuchel Makes Departure Inevitable Tuchel vs Watzke: A duel with no winners

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Leipzig aren't as depending on one player as Hoffenheim were on Ibišević who was scoring for fun in that first season half. 17 goals or something before his ACL injury. That was their downfall. Leipzig have much better depth in their squad. Unless something serious happens to both Forsberg and...

Wondering where's Leipzig in that list... :coffee:

They have a big advantage in not being in any European competition, and they're already out of the German cup, too. They can concentrate fully on the league. It's early in the season of course, but Bayern are clearly having problems and Leipzig have a great young team, impressive depth and...

Probably because they were founded in 2009 and were still in 2nd division last season. Not really. Unlike Leicester, Leipzig are actually good.

The alternative in this situation wasn't being an old fashioned goalkeeper who just punts it. Look at the video. He had at least two other (safe) passing options on the right hand side of the pitch. Instead he decides to pass to the left hand side and hits a Celta attacker. It's not about...

So maybe some of you might come to understand why I don't want this guy to play for Germany.

There are other issues but the most important is that these clubs are corporations and the 50+1 is a restriction on investors imposed by the FA and that isn't allowed according to European competition law.

The hypocrisy in regard to this issue is off the scale. The much lauded 50+1 rule is illegal under European law, according to every legal expertise I've seen on the subject. It will fall the day an investor sues at the European Court. The role model traditional club Dortmund is a stock-listed...

Makes it even more important to make friendliness and team spirit a priority.

They have plenty of other options. Trapp, Fährmann, Zieler, Baumann, Horn, Karius are all on their radar. None of them is so much worse he can't be the 3rd choice GK who unless a catastrophe happens won't play. The WC qualifiers and the CONFED-cup will determine whether the team spirit is hurt...

For two or three games, as far as the A-team is concerned. Yes. And the last thing the current DFB staff wants is a Klinsmann-style goalkeeper war.

They are not friends. Everyone knows that. Heck, they even admit it themselves. Was kinda surprised the both of them were selected, given Löw places a lot of importance on team spirit and not having animosities in the squad. Especially as he's not short of other options.

And what exactly is "ironic" there? Of course everyone makes mistakes. But not everyone makes mistakes in almost every game he plays for a German national team.

As meaningless as the U21 Euro final. I'm basing my talk on his performances for the NT. Because that's what we've been talking about here, his latest performance for the NT. Believe it or not, there are players who perform for the club but are underwhelming for the NT, and vice versa.