Italian giants will compete with Liverpool for the world’s most complete midfield player 

Juventus is looking into other possibilities for its midfield, and they may sign Teun Koopmeiners.

They are being cautious regarding Kalvin Phillips’s likely decision to remain in the Premier League, especially in light of Newcastle United’s interest. Due to the absence of players like Paul Pogba and Nicolo Fagioli, Juventus faces difficulties in the midfield and is eager to bolster its midfield in the January transfer window.

Juventus had been considering a deal for Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg, but as Tottenham refused to let him go, they decided to look into other midfield options.

As negotiations for a potential loan agreement involving Newcastle and Kalvin Phillips continue, Juventus has turned its focus to Teun Koopmeiners of Atalanta as a substitute midfield player. Because of the uncertainty surrounding Phillips’ future in the Premier League, Juventus has been looking into other options. Manager Max Allegri has identified Koopmeiners as a prospective target.

The midfield player might give Juventus more depth in the January transfer window.

The £55 million-rated Dutch midfield player is a target for Liverpool and Juventus. Gazetta Dello Sport reports that Juventus’ problem will be negotiating with direct competitor Atalanta, which could lead to a transfer fee that is more than the player’s market value.

Due to his impressive performances, Koopmeiners has attracted interest from elite clubs and has 20 caps for the Netherlands national team. He is a unique kind of midfielder because he can play a variety of positions and has shown success as a number six, eight, and in certain situations, ten.

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Liverpool defender tests positive for Covid-19 as Crystal Palace is about to receive a sanction

A Liverpool defender who tests positive for COVID-19 will face fines, and Crystal Palace
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After recovering from an injury, the defender has suffered yet another setback, and Crystal Palace will soon be fined for its lack of self-control.

Following Liverpool’s thrilling victory over Crystal Palace, the fallout is still ongoing. Although Jürgen Klopp’s team leads the Premier League at the moment, there was some drama at Selhurst Park. This is your summary of the most recent Liverpool news.

Ramsay tests positive for Covid-19

After testing positive for Covid-19, the on-loan Liverpool defender Calvin Ramsay has suffered yet another setback. The Scotland international temporarily switched teams during the summer and is currently playing in the Championship with Preston North End.

Ramsay’s lone knee injury came back at the end of the previous month, so he was unable to play in Preston’s goalless draw against Norwich on Saturday. Given his recent history of injuries, his absence caused some concern, but Ryan Lowe reassured everyone that there was no reason for fear.

The Preston manager commented, “He’s got Covid,” via the ECHO, following the game. “I’m not sure what the crack is called. It’s flying about a little bit, isn’t that right?

We had to make sure we just kept him away because he wasn’t feeling good. He had no business coming with us. He is therefore not well.

Tuesday sees Preston return to action as it hosts Huddersfield Town; however, it is currently unknown if Ramsay will be able to play.

Crystal Palace set for fine from FA

After Jean-Philippe Mateta had given the home team the lead from the penalty spot, the call ignited a comeback by Liverpool. After Mohamed Salah swiftly pulled out an equaliser, Harvey Elliott’s stoppage-time goal gave the Reds the victory.

Crystal Palace will pay a punishment for their lack of discipline during their loss to Liverpool on Saturday. Jordan Ayew’s second-half booking for a second bookable offence left Roy Hodgson furious with both the VAR and referee Andy Madley.

After Jean-Philippe Mateta had given the home team the lead from the penalty spot, the call ignited a comeback by Liverpool. After Mohamed Salah swiftly pulled out an equaliser, Harvey Elliott’s stoppage-time goal gave the Reds the victory.