Inside how Premier League transfer deal sheet works and whether teams can get extension

Europa League and hand RB Leipzig automatic progression into the quarter-finals following Russia's invasion of Ukraine.Russian sporting teams have been punished following the decision of Russian president Vladimir Putin to invade their neighbours - which he calls a "special military operation".Following news that Poland, Sweden and Czech Republic would refuse to play the Russian national side irrelevant of the location - UEFA have taken action at club level.German outlet Bild report that the administrative body for football in Europe will today (February 28) scrap both scheduled legs which were due to take place on March 10th and 17th.That comes after RB Leipzig had announced: "RB is currently in intensive talks with Uefa about how to proceed in the round of 16 games in the Europa League against Spartak Moscow."They added that they were assuming that the association would make a decision in the near future, with club official Oliver Mintzlaff saying that he believed the games would be scrapped.Mintzlaff said: "We continue to be in close contact with the associations and have complete confidence in Uefa and their decision.

Ralf Rangnick is doubting whether Cristiano Ronaldo is capable of spearheading Manchester United ’s attack next season when his successor arrives in the Old Trafford dugout. The German has kept his faith in the Portuguese forward throughout this season when many have questioned whether Ronaldo still has the quality.However, Rangnick is starting to give up on the 37-year-old and has ‘major reservations’ about whether he is capable enough to play a crucial role in the team next season, according to The Manchester Evening News.Ronaldo has been one of the first names on the team sheet for United of late, but namely, due to how Edinson Cavani has been ruled out with injury, Mason Greenwood is unavailable and Marcus Rashford is also struggling in front of goal.Although Rangnick’s doubts about Ronaldo appear to be behind closed doors, the former RB Leipzig boss has been vocal in how he expects more from the five-time Ballon d’Or winner.

Chelsea's Carabao Cup final program has emerged online after the Blues lost on penalties to Liverpool.The article is titled 'Shoot-out Saviour' and features a prominent image of Chelsea's shot-stopper Kepa Arrizabalaga. Kepa was a late substitute for Chelsea as Thomas Tuchel hooked Edouard Mendy for the Spaniard despite the Mali international having played the majority of the game.

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Liverpool and Egypt ace Mohamed Salah “does not impress" him. Aboubakar’s eyebrow raising comments added extra heat to Indomitable Lions’ Africa Cup of Nations semi-final clash against Egypt.The hosts overcame a spirited Gambia side 2-0 in the quarter-finals, but seven-time champions Egypt will surely be the toughest challenge of their tournament to date.

Liverpool.Diaz joined the Reds on Sunday in a deal worth around £37million, bringing a near-three year stay in Portugal to an end.The Colombian had starred for Porto this season, scoring 16 goals in all competitions this season to help them cement their place at the top of the Primeira Liga, without losing a game.That form attracted the interest of Jurgen Klopp, who made a successful move for him last week to steal the winger from under the noses of Premier League rivals Tottenham.Porto have replaced Diaz in part with the deadline day signing of Galerno from SC Braga, though Conceicao remains unhappy at the decision to sanction the sale of his star attacker.The Portuguese boss believes that Diaz’s departure will make it far more difficult for his side to achieve their objectives for the season.“In big companies and big clubs, planning is done according to the objectives,” Conceicao told Sport TV.“When there is little or no planning, we have to review the goals and think about the near future.Will Luis Diaz be a success at Liverpool? Let us know your thoughts in the comments section...“I’m demanding and, at the moment, the truth is that it’s more difficult, but it’s part of my job to find solutions.“It’s looking to the future and realising that our goals may become more difficult to achieve.”Conceicao also admitted that he has been placed in a “difficult situation” and hinted at his displeasure that financial reward had been placed ahead of winning trophies.“We’re talking about four important players who have left in recent years, including Luis Díaz, who were among the best players in the league in recent years and had their weight in the team,” he said.Want to be on the ball with all of the latest football news?Well

Deadline day has now been and gone, the January transfer window is now closed.

Former Bolton Wanderers youngster Nat Phillips has joined Championship side Bournemouth on loan from Premier League giants Liverpool.

Liverpool who have made the most expensive signing this window with Colombia winger Luis Diaz making the move to Anfield from Porto in a deal worth £37.5million - with another £12.5million in potential bonuses.The likes of Manchester City,Manchester United, Chelsea and Arsenal have been quiet so far this window but all of that can change on deadline day, with some brilliant deals being done already.Newcastle have been extremely busy on the market and hope to see at least three players over the line by 11pm today.Burnley have completed the signing of a highly-rated target man - and even Jermain Defoe looks to be making a return to English football with an emotional return to Sunderland.But surely the best move so far for all football fans is seeing the return of Christian Eriksen, who has signed for Brentford as a free agent until the end of the season with the option of an additional year.There's still some time to go - but the clock is ticking. Here are some of the deals that have come to fruition so far.

Liverpool have launched a bid of around £5million for Fulham wonder-kid Fabio Carvalho.The Reds are eager to sign the 19-year-old winger on a permanent deal before the end of the window despite the Cottagers’ head coach Marco Silva ruling out his imminent departure.The Mirror report Jurgen Klopp would be willing to let the Portuguese-born star return to Fulham on loan until the end of the season if an agreement is reached, with his current contract set to expire in the summer.That would be of great help to the Championship side who are currently leading the division and pushing for promotion.Carvalho, who represented England at youth level, has been at Fulham since he was 14.He has decided against signing a new deal with the west London side while various other clubs like Borussia Dortmund prepare to poach him for free in the coming months.But Fulham are keen to receive a fee for Carvalho, making Liverpool’s offer a more attractive proposition for the club.However, should he move to another English club in the summer, then an independent tribunal could have to rule on a fee.Do you think Liverpool will sign Carvalho before the end of the window? Let us know in the comments section.Want to be on the ball with all of the latest football news?Well then sign up for the brilliant Daily Star football email newsletter!From the latest transfer news to the agenda-setting stories, get it all in your email inbox - don't miss a thing.It only takes a matter of seconds.Simply type your email address into the box at the top of this article and hit 'subscribe'.And that's it, job done.

Liverpool’s new sporting director Julian Ward has been credited with getting the club a bargain in negotiations for Porto winger Luis Diaz. Diaz is set to join Liverpool on a five-year contract worth £90,000 per week before Monday’s 11pm deadline after the Reds beat Tottenham to the punch in the January transfer window.

Manchester United's January transfer window has been quiet so far, with Ralf Rangnick seemingly getting to know his new squad before turning his attention to incomings from elsewhere.

Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy with jibes about a ‘typical Spurs’ transfer window after a number of failures this month.Antonio Conte has been left increasingly frustrated, with Tottenham still yet to make a signing this January, despite the squad being in clear need of an upgrade.The Italian had wanted to bring in Adama Traore from Wolves, with the plan being to turn him into a right wing-back, though Barcelona now look set to have sealed his signature instead.With that deal having failed, Conte has also been hit by another blow, with Liverpool making a shock move for prime Spurs target Luis Diaz.The combination of those failures has left Conte and Spurs fans incensed at the club’s poor business.With reports emerging that Conte could depart if no signings are made this month, it appears that Tottenham are no panicking.That has led them to launch a move for Juventus outcast Dejan Kulusevski on loan deal until the end of the season.Kulusevski has been unable to find a place in the Juve line-up since joining from Parma, starting just three times this season.Would Dejan Kulusevski be a good signing for Tottenham? Let us know your thoughts in the comments section...With frustrations mounting over a lack of any real progress on the transfer front, Spurs are hoping to finally make their first signing of the winter.But the inaction at the club has led to many taking to social media to mock Levy and the other members of Tottenham’s hierarchy.“So typical of Spurs, wasted months negotiating for Traoré who is now at Barca and now Luís Diaz. Lol,” one fan tweeted.“Typical spurs.

Manchester City drawing with Southampton has opened the door for Liverpool and Chelsea to continue their own Premier League title charge — but only just.

Liverpool could make room for Porto prospect Luis Diaz by sanctioning the sales of a cult hero and a promising international before transfer deadline day on Monday.Jurgen Klopp has been open about the club's shrewd business plan throughout his time at Anfield, and the ongoing January window is not an exception.With the deal for the incoming 25-year-old set to cost an initial £37.5million, they could recoup a large chunk of those funds with outgoing deals for Divock Origi and Takumi Minamino.Origi, who is a cult hero among fans for his Champions League heroics of their 2018/19 triumph, could be joined in leaving Merseyside by Japan international Minamino.The Athletic reports that permanent offers for both Origi and Minamino will be considered this month.Belgium international Origi has scored 40 goals for the club across 167 appearances since his £10million move from Lille back in July of 2014.Minamino, who had a positive loan spell at Southampton last season, only joined the club from Red Bull Salzburg in 2020, scoring 10 goals across 49 outings.Will Luis Diaz fire Liverpool to a major trophy? Give us your thoughts in the comments sectionThe report adds that Leeds United and Monaco have inquired about Minamino, who has been valued at around £20million following his arrival for £7.25million.In addition, Liverpool could also raise funds by selling central defender Nat Phillips, who they value at around £15million, having turned down £7million from Watford.Klopp spoke about his transfer plans for January back in December, and admitted that their Covid and vaccination status could have an impact on potential moves.He said: "I got this question asked in the last press conference and didn’t think about it to be honest."It was

Porto for Merseyside as a £37.5million move edges closer with less than a week left before the window slams shut.And the Colombian playmaker won't travel to England alone - he will be accompanied by his stunning girlfriend Gera Ponce.The Reds look to have beaten Tottenham to the signature of Diaz.Antonio Conte had been confident that the 25-year-old would join Spurs, but talks between the two parties stalled during the week, allowing Liverpool to swoop in for their man.The £37.5million deal will include add-ons, but it's considerably less than Diaz's release clause.Diaz and Ponce met as teenagers, and their relationship is believed to have started in 2016.Ponce, who like Diaz was born in La Guajira, holds a bachelors degree in economics from a local university.After obtaining the qualification she followed Diaz to Portugal in 2019, when he moved to Porto from Colombian side Junior.Ponce has remained in Portugal as her significant other has electrified the Estadio do Dragao. Do you think Diaz will be a success at Liverpool? Let us know in the comments sectionPonce has built up a following of over 122,000 followers on Instagram.And she regularly delights fans with snaps updating her thousands of followers on her life.However, in recent months, those snaps have largely focused on Diaz' new baby girl: Roma.The pair welcomed the addition to their family last November.Want to be on the ball with all of the latest football news?Well then sign up for the brilliant Daily Star football email newsletter!From the latest transfer news to the agenda-setting stories, get it all in your email inbox - don't miss a thing.It only takes a matter of seconds.Simply type your email address into the box at the top of this article and hit

Manchester United are bemused by suggestions Liverpool could beat them to the signing of Porto winger Luis Diaz.

Premier League title challengers Liverpool are on the verge of a stunning £37.5m deal to secure in-demand Porto winger Luis Diaz.

Manchester United have reportedly entered the race to sign a Tottenham Hotspur target.

Manchester United fans have labelled Eric Bailly a "genius" after he missed the crucial spot-kick during Ivory Coast's last 16 clash with Egypt.There had been nothing to separate the two sides over 120 minutes, and with penalties looming, Bailly stepped up third.The centre-back had arguably been the man of the match, but an awful penalty put Ivory Coast on the back foot.And Bailly's miss left Mohamed Salah with the chance to send Egypt thought, which he took with ease.But United fans are delighted with Bailly as Salah will now spend more time on International duty, rather than returning to Liverpool."Bailly missing a penalty so Salah can't return to Liverpool tomorrow," one fan cheekily tweeted.Another added: "Bailly missing the pen to keep Salah in the AFCON and Liverpool without their star player, chess not checkers.""Only good thing about Bailly missing the penalty is that Salah doesn't come back for Liverpool," a third tweeted.However, one Liverpool fan was quick to point out a floor in their thinking: "Finals are on the 6th and Liverpool play [in the Prem] on the 10th I think soooo…???" Should the AFCON change its dates? Let us know in the comments section Liverpool have lost two of their main stars to the AFCON this season, with both Salah and Sadio Mane still in the competition.Mane's Senegal progressed to the quarter-finals on Tuesday evening after beating Cape Verde 2-0.Jurgen Klopp has also been without Naby Kieta, but the midfielder is on his way back to Anfield after being knocked out of the competition.On the other hand, United had only lost Bailly, Amad Diallo, Hannibal Mejbri.

Paulo Dybala is a transfer target for Liverpool according to reports in Italy.