RESOLVING THE LEDGER
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See the full story · 1 sources🗞️ Doctor Evil? Brutal front pages for Infantino in England
Today’s front pages show Mourinho thrashing in preseason (4-1 against Leganés in 37-degree heat) and revenues of 1.221 billion making the signings of Rodri and Diomande look like a piece of cake.
Barça, meanwhile, remain in sell-off mode: Ter Stegen, Casadó and Rooney all seem headed for the exit, while Flick is asking for a number nine and Laporta is recovering from an arrhythmia that you’d think was caused by the transfer market itself.
Zidane is now France manager and Mancini Italy manager, two identity crises resolved on the same day.
England goes hard against Infantino
Infantino is still at the heart of the summer’s other big soap opera, with the English press unanimous in its outrage over the plan to sell part of the World Cup to private investors; the Daily Telegraph flat-out calls him a megalomaniac and the Mirror dresses him up as Dr. Evil.
Back in Spain, in the mortals’ league, there is still plenty of transfer business left to do. Betis are keeping an eye on a 19-year-old Brazilian centre-back, and Sevilla are still going round in circles over the signing of David Romero.
We close in Valencia, who win in England without a crowd or television coverage.
Superdeporte calls it a "closed-doors victory," which is the elegant way of saying nobody saw it.
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