Real Madrid, and Bayern Munich are positioning themselves to take advantage of Virgil van Dijk's contract impasse at Liverpool. RTK exclusive

Paris Saint-Germain expressed interest in Dean Huijsen as they aimed to strengthen their defense, but the Spanish center-back ultimately joined AFC Bournemouth. If PSG makes another move

The UEFA Champions League round of 16 officially begins this week as several European heavyweights begin to make their case to reach the May 31 final in Munich and win the whole thing. This round's action is headlined by the latest edition of the Madrid Derby as well as another regional matchup between Bayern Munich and Bayer Leverkusen.

Liverpool could receive a fee upon losing Trent Alexander-Arnold in the summer, with Real Madrid hatching a new plan to aid their global ambitions, according to a report.

Real Madrid and Atletico are not the only European heavyweights plotting deep runs in the competition. WIth just 16 teams left and the bracket set, the round of 16 will offer a real glimpse at which teams are true contenders for the Champions League title – and which ones have a ways to go.

Liverpool could try to sign Real Madrid forward Rodrygo in the summer transfer window if they are unable to convince Ibrahima Konate to sign a new deal.

Bayern Munich could target a Real Madrid star who is not getting much game time with the current European Champions.

The Athletic reports that there have been initial talks between representatives of Xabi Alonso and Real Madrid over replacing Carlo Ancelotti in the summer.Currently, there is a possibility that

Two Real Madrid first team stars could already have their next league lined up which would offer them way out of their Bernabeu misfortune.

Bournemouth has set its sights on one of the players who is on the way out of the Real Madrid team.

Joshua Kimmich's future was uncertain at Bayern Munich, with his contract expiring at the end of this season. In the last few weeks, many reports suggested that

There are many ways to decide how 'big' a club really is, but Real Madrid often comes across as the biggest no matter what metric is used. The Spanish side, who