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The Southampton manager is furious at the contentious Liverpool penalty call.

Ivan Juric, manager of Southampton, feels Liverpool should have been given a penalty in the second half of their 3-1 loss at Anfield on Saturday. Will Smallbone gave the Saints an unexpected lead in stoppage time of the first half, but Darin Nunez quickly erased the lead. Mo Salah scored two penalty penalties in the second half to give Liverpool the victory, but Juric thought the first one was unfair. There didn't appear to be much in the area as Smallbone and Nunez collided, but referee Lewis Smith gave the penalty. Juric, the Southampton manager, is furious at Liverpool's penalty call. "They responded quite well," Juric said to BBC Sport. "We had some excellent first-half situations. The match was altered, in my opinion, by the [first] penalty, which was not a penalty. I'm happy with the way we performed today. "This can never be a punishment. Since it was 1-1 and somewhat altered the outcome, I apologize for what happened. Many of our yo...
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The midfielder flies in for negotiations after Arsenal makes a "big bid" for the striker.


According to reports, Arsenal have made a hefty bid for long-term striker target Benjamin Sesko.

Spanish news outlet Fijaches claims Arsenal has made an offer of €70 million to RB Leipzig for the 21-year-old.

Hayters TV understands, however, that a deal for Sesko is unlikely to be completed this month due to RB Leipzig's high demands.

Meanwhile, the Daily Mail reports that midfielder Sverre Nypan arrived in London on Sunday night for negotiations with Arsenal.

Manchester City is also reportedly interested in the 18-year-old prodigy, who now plays for Rosenborg in his home Norway.

According to Sky Sports, Atletico Madrid and Borussia Dortmund remain interested in buying Arsenal's Oleksandr Zinchenko this week.

According to Fabrizio Romano, Newcastle will not sell Alexander Isak this month, despite the fact that he is still Arsenal's "dream" striker acquisition.

According to Sky Sports, Chelsea defender Renato Veiga has reached Italy in preparation for finalizing his loan transfer to Juventus.

Romano adds that Chelsea will have a "busy week" before the transfer market closes since the Blues are eager to sign Mathys Tel, a forward for Bayern Munich.

Axel Disasi, a defender for Chelsea, may be leaving, though, as journalist Pete O'Rourke claims that Aston Villa is interested in a loan deal.

Dean Huijsen, a Bournemouth defender, is also a target for Chelsea, according to Romano, with the 19-year-old's contract apparently including a release clause this summer.

Manchester United are preparing to make a third proposal for Lecce's Patrick Dorgu, but the Serie A club's president, Sticchi Damiani, claims the club is attempting to "resist" United's approach.

According to Sky Sports, Dorgu's acquisition would allow Tyrell Malacia to move out on loan this window.

According to the Daily Mail, Bayer Leverkusen is in talks with Manchester City about signing offensive midfielder James McAtee this month.

Borussia Dortmund, Stuttgart, and Mainz are also reportedly interested in the 22-year-old.
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