Mirror: A fight between Liverpool and Manchester United over an offensive deal in the summer
The British newspaper "Mirror" revealed that a battle is expected in the Mercato next summer between Liverpool and Manchester United in order to sign a distinguished offensive deal after the end of the current season.
The name of the first-team football club at Leeds United, Ravenha, was linked to the possibility of a move to Liverpool to be a good substitute for the duo, Mohamed Salah and Sadio Mane.
This came after Ravenha drew attention to him this season with Leeds United, where the Brazilian scored 5 goals and made the same in the Premier League.
The famous newspaper, it was reported that Manchester United is also watching Ravenha and therefore there is expected to be a battle with Liverpool to win that deal.
Ravenha does not have a penalty clause in his contract with Leeds United, and therefore in the event that Liverpool and Manchester United continue to want to include him, they must negotiate with his club at the end of the season.
Guardiola: Manchester City's winning streak? Liverpool is the champion
Manchester City coach Pep Guardiola insisted that they are not interested at the moment in their winning streak in various competitions, as much as they focus on the next Manchester United confrontation.
Yesterday evening, Manchester City beat Wolverhampton, 4-0, in the 29th round of the Premier League.
Manchester City achieved 21 consecutive wins in various competitions.
When asked about this, Guardiola said in statements published by the BBC World Service: "The record is something that we will talk about in the future, in winter time (November, December, January) in England there is hell!"
He added,
"I am more than proud of what we have achieved, but at the same time Liverpool is the current champion, and we have to get points in order to win the Premier League."
He continued: "All we care about now is Manchester United. We are in the best position to take the title from Liverpool, and we will try to do that, but they are the champions."
And he continued: "There are 33 points we will play for, tomorrow our opponents will play. We have a day or two off and we are preparing to face Manchester United on our land."