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Bayern Munich’s Bold Move: Vincent Kompany Appointed As New Manager

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Bayern Munich has named Vincent Kompany as their new head coach, officially presenting him at a press conference on Thursday.

The former Manchester City captain, who recently departed Burnley after their relegation from the Premier League, replaces Thomas Tuchel.

Despite widespread astonishment in the football community, Kompany was not taken aback by the offer.

Kompany emphasized his unwavering self-belief, stating, “I’ve always felt like I’ve worked for a top club in my mind.” He replaces Tuchel after Bayern’s failed attempts to secure Bayer Leverkusen’s Xabi Alonso, Germany’s Julian Nagelsmann, and Austria’s Ralf Rangnick.

Outlining his vision for Bayern Munich, Kompany desired to instill his team’s character with traits he values deeply.

Kompany’s managerial journey began at Anderlecht, his boyhood club, before moving to Burnley in 2022. While he initially succeeded in promoting Burnley to the Premier League, his tenure ended in disappointment with their relegation.

Bayern Munich have signed Kompany on a contract until June 2027, signaling their confidence in his potential to lead the team back to glory after their first trophyless season in 12 years.

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Transfer: Details of Liverpool’s deal for Hugo Ekitike

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Details of Liverpool’s deal for Eintracht Frankfurt attacker Hugo Ekitike has been revealed.

According to football transfer expert, Fabrizio Romano, the Reds has submitted an offer worth up to €90m with add-ons to Frankfurt for Ekitike’s signature.

The Premier League champions also have a full agreement with Ekitkke to sign a six year contract.

Liverpool and Frankfurt are now expected to be in contact today to seal add-ons structure for the player deal.

Ekitike has already made it clear with Frankfurt he wants Liverpool as absolute priority.

Liverpool, however, are expected to announce his signing in the coming days.

The Anfield club want to improve their manager Arne Slot’s squad this summer after winning the Premier League title last season.

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Transfer: Club Brugge demand €40m for Onyedika

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July 20, 2025

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Club Brugge are demanding €40m from Fenerbahce for midfielder Raphael Onyedika, Ekwutosblog reports.

Fenerbahce attempted to sign the Nigeria international last summer but were frustrated by Club Brugge’s excessive demands.

The Turkish Super Lig giants are now looking to make a breakthrough this time around.

According to Turkish news outlet, Fotomac, Club Brugge are not willing to bulge on their demands again.

Fenerbahce is big admirer of the defensive midfielder.

A number of clubs in England including West Ham, and Leeds have also expressed interest in the player.

Onyedika joined Club Brugge from Danish outfit FC Midtylland in 2022.

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Transfer: €40m paid as Galatasaray, Napoli finalise Osimhen’s deal

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July 19, 2025

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Galatasaray have paid Napoli an initial €40m for Victor Osimhen’s permanent transfer.

According to football transfer expert, Fabrizio Romano, Galatasaray and Napoli are now finalising details of Osimhen’s deal.

The Turkish champions will also pay the Serie A champions a €35m in one year for the second part of the payment for the 26-year-old’s transfer.

Romano added that Napoli also set a penalty clause for Galatasaray to avoid selling Osimhen to any Italian club in the next two years.

However, final details to get Osimhen’s deal done and the sell-on clause are yet to be agreed at the moment.

Osimhen spent the whole last season on loan at Galatasaray from Napoli and he has already made it clear he wants to continue at the Turkish giants.

The Nigeria striker rejected huge money offers from Saudi Arabia club Al Hilal to continue at Galatasaray.

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