Liverpool are preparing for Ibrahima Konaté’s likely exit, with Real Madrid set to sign him in 2026. Konaté, currently in the final months of his contract, has turned down three renewal offers. Marca reports that Liverpool sees his departure as almost certain. Despite Liverpool’s efforts, the 24-year-old Frenchman is set to leave for free.
Real Madrid has expressed strong interest in Konaté. He could replace aging defenders in their squad. The Frenchman’s teammate, Kylian Mbappé, reportedly encourages him to make the move. “Liverpool are bracing themselves to lose Ibrahima Konaté on a free transfer,” according to The Evening Standard. Liverpool now plans to strengthen their defense ahead of his departure.
West Ham Poised to Re-sign Lukasz Fabianski
West Ham United are reportedly in talks to bring back goalkeeper Lukasz Fabianski. The 40-year-old left the club after seven seasons but remains a free agent. Fabianski did not secure a new club over the summer. However, West Ham is considering bringing him back to fill their goalkeeping gap.
Reports from The Sun state that Fabianski is eager to return to West Ham. He remains a trusted option for the club. The veteran goalkeeper would provide valuable experience. West Ham has struggled to replace him and could welcome his return.
Andre Onana Loaned to Trabzonspor After Pre-Season Setback
Andre Onana’s time at Manchester United is ending after a disappointing pre-season injury. The club has decided to loan him to Trabzonspor for the remainder of the season. Onana suffered a hamstring injury early in pre-season, and manager Rúben Amorim was unimpressed. Onana had also caused frustration by playing outfield on a muddy pitch during his time off in Cameroon.
United has since signed Senne Lammens for £21.7 million as their new first-choice goalkeeper. “Sir Jim Ratcliffe supported the decision to ditch Andre Onana as Manchester United’s No. 1 goalkeeper,” according to The Mail. Onana will now spend the season in Turkey, where he will aim to regain fitness and form.
Steve Cooper Appointed Manager of Brøndby, Supported by Crystal Palace Co-Owner
Steve Cooper is the new manager of Danish club Brøndby. The club’s co-owner, David Blitzer, supported the appointment. Cooper has built a reputation for developing young players. He helped Marc Guehi, Morgan Gibbs-White, and Brennan Johnson excel in their careers.
Brøndby hopes Cooper can lead them to their first Danish Superliga title since 2021. The club’s struggles in recent years have raised expectations for Cooper’s leadership. “The club is majority-owned by David Blitzer, who also owns a stake in Crystal Palace,” reports The Telegraph. With Cooper’s arrival, Brøndby aims to return to its former glory.
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