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Ruben Neves has hit back at supporters attempting to provoke him by chanting the name of his late friend Diogo Jota during a Saudi Pro League match. Footage shared on social media showed Neves responding to Al-Taawoun supporters repeatedly chanting Jota's name in the direction of the Portugal and Al-Hilal midfielder. Neves appeared to signal to the fans that 'God is watching'‚ as he pointed first to the sky‚ then to his eyes and finally in their direction.
Big-spending Richard Hughes has officially left his post as Liverpool sporting director. The Scottish transfer chief informed the club of his desire to seek a new challenge earlier this year but agreed to stay in situ until the end of this summer window. Hughes and Liverpool also agreed that he would work for only the Premier League club and not simultaneously conduct business for Saudi Arabian side Al Hilal‚ where he is expected to join.
Confirmed: Arsenal wasted huge transfer opportunity to replace departing star for net cost of just £5m
Gabriel Martinelli has joined Al Hilal in a club-record £60million sale for Arsenal. The deal‚ which is a fixed fee and includes a sell-on clause‚ surpasses the £40m Arsenal sold Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain for to Liverpool in the summer of 2017. He has signed a four-year deal and will wear the No 7.
Ollie Watkins scored on his Al-Hilal debut in Saudi Arabia after agitating for a move away from Aston Villa. The England international headed home for his new side in a 3-0 win over 10-man Al-Ahli on Tuesday night. Watkins had only signed three days earlier for £51million and has hit the ground running for former Inter Milan boss Simone Inzaghi.
Villa say they have rejected four offers from Saudi Pro League club Al-Hilal for Watkins‚ the latest of which is thought to be around £34million‚ a price the Premier League side will not sell at.
Watkins exit saga getting ugly as Emery makes ‘commitment' jab as Al-Hilal progress on Aston Villa raid
Unai Emery hinted heavily that Ollie Watkins had been reluctant to play for Aston Villa as they were hammered by Brighton amid interest in the striker from Al-Hilal. Villa say they have rejected four offers from the Saudi Pro League club for Watkins‚ who was not included in the squad for Villa's 4-0 defeat even though the club's only other forwards‚ Brian Madjo and Tammy Abraham‚ are out injured. As far as Villa are concerned‚ it is understood Watkins is neither ill nor injured. However‚ he is not thought to have trained fully last week. Watkins representative has been contacted for comment.
SIMON JONES: Galatasaray‚ Atletico Madrid‚ Juventus and AC Milan are among the clubs who have been weighing up an offer for the United captain. It is understood Galatasaray are ready to put forward £42.7million for the 31-year-old but his intention has been to stay and see if he can realise his ambition of leading United to a Premier League title challenge. Fernandes was hurt by the club's stance last year when Al Hilal were prepared to offer £80m.
Pedro Neto‚ 26‚ has had several interested suitors in this window from the Premier League and beyond. Saudi side Al Hilal have been heavily linked this week. It is understood no formal bids have yet landed with Chelsea for their Portuguese international‚ but they are aware of others' appreciation.
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