Ugarte's Agent Confirms Liverpool Interest

Ugarte's Agent Confirms Liverpool Interest

Sporting Lisbon's Ugarte Set to Depart, but Destination Remains Uncertain Introduction: The agent of Liverpool FC's midfield target Manuel Ugarte has revealed that the talented 22-year-old is bound to leave Sporting Lisbon this summer, with numerous offers on the table from clubs across Europe. Liverpool's interest in the Uruguay international has been well-documented, but it appears they are not the only ones vying for his signature. The young midfielder has made 45 appearances for Sporting Lisbon this season, with his …
What would Matheus Nunes have brought to Liverpool?

What would Matheus Nunes have brought to Liverpool?

Portuguese media have been linking Matheus Nunes with a move to Liverpool for most of the transfer window. Correio da Manha still claim the Reds are preparing to make a move for the 23-year-old while Pedro Almeida posted a tweet today saying Liverpool are willing to pay €40million for the Brazilian-born Portugal international amid interest from Manchester City. Paul Joyce, however, has published an article today in which he says the Merseysiders are not pursuing a deal for the Sporting …
Reds reported to be tracking progress of Sporting Lisbon playmaker

Reds reported to be tracking progress of Sporting Lisbon playmaker

Liverpool are rumoured to be tracking the progress of Sporting Lisbon star Pedro Gonçalves with the view to a possible move in the future. According to Portuguese publication, Record, The Reds are interested in bringing the 22-year-old playmaker to Anfield as Liverpool plan a potentially busy summer in the transfer market. Gonçalves has scored 14 goals and provided two assists in his 16 Primeira Liga starts for the Portuguese club this season. Sporting are 8 points clear of nearest rivals …
Why Bruno Fernandes Should Be Liverpool's Contingency Plan

Why Bruno Fernandes Should Be Liverpool's Contingency Plan

Monday the 11th of June: one of football’s “firsts” transpired in Portugal, in reaction to one of football’s more stranger stories. Sporting Lisbon, under the tyrannical rule of a despot who’s been described as the football president equivalent of Donald Trump, are forced to accept the news that over a hundred million worth of its assets will depart the club, citing “Just cause” for the termination of their contracts after a group of the club’s ultras attacked their own players …