Liverpool has reportedly approached Bayer Leverkusen manager Xabi Alonso as a potential replacement for Jurgen Klopp, according to reports.

In a recent interview, Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola spoke about the dynamic duo of Erling Haaland and Kevin De Bruyne, stating that they need each other to thrive on the pitch. Guardiola praised Haaland’s goal-scoring ability and De Bruyne’s playmaking skills, highlighting the importance of their partnership in City’s success.

Liverpool have reportedly made an approach for Xabi Alonso, with the former midfielder being the bookmakers’ favorite to take over as manager when Jurgen Klopp steps down at the end of the season. The Reds have contacted Alonso’s agent, Inaki Ibanez, in an attempt to bring him back to Anfield. However, Bayer Leverkusen, where Alonso is currently the manager, are relaxed about the situation and hope that he will choose to stay. Bayern Munich, another one of Alonso’s former clubs, is also interested in his services.

Manchester United and several other top clubs are on high alert as Roony Bardghji has decided not to sign a new contract with Copenhagen. The 18-year-old forward, who scored a winning goal against United in the UEFA Champions League earlier this season, is considered one of the best young talents in Europe. His current deal expires in December next year, and it is reported that multiple clubs are monitoring his situation. United, Chelsea, Newcastle, Barcelona, and Bayern Munich are all said to be interested in signing Bardghji, and Copenhagen may be forced to sell him if his contract situation is not resolved.

Jorginho’s impressive performances for Arsenal are set to earn him a new contract at the club. The midfielder’s current deal expires at the end of the season, but the Gunners are keen to open talks with him over fresh terms. Jorginho has played a crucial role in Arsenal’s pursuit of the Premier League title, and the club is looking to secure his services for the long term.

Everton is considering offering a new contract to Dele Alli, who has struggled to find playing time since his loan spell at Besiktas. The Toffees are open to helping Alli reignite his career and are willing to hold talks with Tottenham, his parent club. However, Everton will have to pay a fee of £10 million when Alli reaches 20 appearances, which could be a challenge for the financially constrained club this season.