Down to Ten Men

Totttenham Hotspur have finally made their first signing of this summer’s transfer window in the person of Ajax Amsterdam’s Davidson Sanchez after the Dutch giants reportedly agreed to accept Spurs’ €40 million.

Since starring in last season’s Europa League final in a Man-of-the-Match like manner despite being on the losing side, the Colombia international’s performance that night triggered a lot of suitors who quickly dug into his past and discovered the youngster was worth investing in.

Chelsea defender Antonio Rudiger says he is awaiting justice from world football regulating body FIFA and the Italian Football Association after he suffered racial abuse last term.

The former AS Roma star moved to England in a £34 million deal but he has not forgotten his experience in Italy.

The chairman of Inter Milan, Erick Thohir has recently talked about the situation that his club has been going through as the Italian outfit had to settle with the 7th spot of the Serie A standings which is not good enough for them to qualify or compete in any of the European competitions for the upcoming season of 2017-18.

This is a significant drop for them as Inter Milan had secured the 4th spot during the previous season of 2015-16.

It’s nearly here you know. We are now inside one month until the football season commences across Europe’s finest divisions, and while there are plenty of questions about who will and won’t across the continent in 2017/18, it is the English Premier League title race that looks perfectly poised.

Can Chelsea retain their title? They stand as good a chance as any other side in the division, of course, but no team has retained the EPL title since Manchester United in 2008/09. Consequently, the odds are against the Blues.

AC Milan have had a very busy summer so far, spending around £161 million in an attempt to dethrone current Italian champions Juventus and land their first Serie A title since the 2010/2011 season.

Fans got a chance to see some of the new signings in a 4-0 thrashing of Bundesliga champions Bayern Munich in the International Champions Cup and it's safe to say that they would have been impressed with what was on offer.

Donnarumma first came to the Serie A scene two years ago as a 16-year-old, and he has since made the number one role his own, thus earning plaudits from fans and pundits galore.

The Rossoneri have already expressed their decision to bolster their squad this summer with the signings of Mateo Musacchio, Franck Kessie, Ricardo Rodriguez and Andre Silva, but this has not done much to influence Donnarumma’s decision.