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Jurgen Klopp is considering a move to Real Madrid after experiencing discontent at Red Bull.

Jurgen Klopp is eyeing the Real Madrid position as frustrations mount behind the scenes at Red Bull, where he is presently the global football director. According to UOL, the former Liverpool manager has told close acquaintances that he is considering leaving Red Bull to join Real Madrid or the Brazilian national team. While neither party has made a formal contact, indications indicate Klopp is dissatisfied with the Austrian group. Klopp joined Red Bull after leaving Liverpool in 2024, following nine years of glory at Anfield. Despite earning between €12-14 million per year in his new role, the German is said to be restless and misses the daily engagement of top-level football management. Meanwhile, pressure is rising on Real Madrid's current manager, Carlo Ancelotti. The Italian strategist is under contract until June 2026, although he could be fired before the expanded FIFA Club World Cup, depending on Madrid's performance in the final stages. Real Madrid has not h...
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Barcelona is eager to part ways with their captain for a subsidized rate.


Regarding Frenkie de Jong's future at Barcelona, a recent SPORT article has disclosed an important development.

Unless the Dutch midfielder agrees to extend his contract, the team does not want him to be part of their plans for the upcoming campaign. His recent on-field difficulties and persistent injury concerns seem to have played a role in this choice.

De Jong had a memorable 2024 campaign, filled with obstacles on and off the field. An ankle ailment has further hampered his rehabilitation, and his form has suffered.

He is far from the guy who used to dominate the midfield with ease, and this season sticks out as the most challenging he has had since joining the Catalan team.

Hansi Flick likes him.

Manager Hansi Flick had earlier expressed confidence in De Jong, encouraging him and detailing a big role for him on the team.

However, Flick made it obvious that De Jong needed to be in peak physical condition to fulfill the expectations of Barça's competitive environment.


Unfortunately, his ongoing medical troubles with his ankle have kept him from reaching peak performance.

This setback has directly impacted his role in the squad. Rising stars like Marc Casado and Gavi have eclipsed him in the midfield pecking order, leaving De Jong with few opportunity to demonstrate his quality.

Barcelona are apparent.

In the upcoming months, Barcelona's sporting management is getting ready to explain their stance to De Jong. He will probably be told that he is not included in the club's plans for the upcoming season if he refuses to accept a contract extension.

Even if it means selling him for less, the club is prepared to pressure him to find a new home by the summer.

Barcelona is also reportedly adopting a tough approach in contract discussions. Should De Jong consent to a renewal, the terms will be shortened. This is the only practical option the club sees for extending his stay.

An arrangement might be finalized by early summer if he accepts. If not, the team is willing to allow him to leave and bench him for the whole last year of his contract.
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