Vuskovic hints at Spurs return
Luka Vuskovic has hinted at a Tottenham return next season despite attracting interest with his form at Bundesliga loan club Hamburg.
The 19-year-old centre-back has netted five times in 25 league appearances for the club, but in an interview with German outlet Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung suggested he will be back in north London next season.
"In football, you never know, Vuskovic said.
It could happen next year, or in ten years. I don't want to promise anyone anything.
After this season, I'll be a Tottenham player again. I have a contract there until 2030."
Ljinders pays tribute to departing Silva
Man City assistant manager Pep Lijnders paid tribute to Bernardo Silva in confirming the midfielder will leave the club at the end of the season following their on Saturday.
"You never replace a player with the same kind of player, because they don't exist. Bernardo Silva is unique," said Lijnders, who was filling in for Pep Guardiola due to the manager serving a touchline suspension.
The Dutchman added: "The way he controls games, the way he moves, the way he receives, the way he leads, the way he sees the solutions, all these things.
"You never search for a replacement of one type of player, you search for what is needed to grow with the team and somebody who can fit in the first XI.
"And then you hope with our academy, with the young players we already bought, that they can make that step as well in the midfield positions. But if you see our young boys in the academy, they have to make that step and to grow.
"But the most important is that the seniors will stay for a long time, that they stay, that the core is there and around that you can move.
"But it will be hard, because as I said, in the game, when he's not playing, you will see how he's missed. And that's one game. Imagine a season?
"But every good story comes to an end.
"I hope he enjoys the last months, it is only six weeks, and he has a good farewell and he deserves all that attention as well."
Romero's father reveals release clause
Cristiano Romero has a release clause in the region of 38m-53m behind his potential exit from Tottenham this summer, according to his father - as per the Daily Mail.
The paper quotes his dad Victor telling outlet Cadena 3: "The English club won't let him leave for free; it's between $50-70m [37.8m-53m]."
Silva to leave Man City at end of season
Manchester City captain Bernardo Silva will leave the club at the end of the season.
The Portugal international, 31, has won six Premier League titles and one Champions League during his nine seasons with City but will depart when his contract expires at the end of the current campaign.
Speaking in the press conference after on Saturday, assistant manager Pep Lijnders confirmed that "every good story comes to an end" and acknowledged that it will not be possible for the club to replace their skipper.
"You never replace a player with the same kind of player, because they don't exist. Bernardo Silva is unique," said Lijnders, who was filling in for Pep Guardiola due to the manager serving a touchline suspension.
"I hope he enjoys the last months, it is only six weeks, and he has a good farewell and he deserves all that attention as well."
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Hurzeler 'totally committed' to Brighton despite Leverkusen links
Fabian Hurzeler says he is "totally committed" to Brighton amid rumours linking him with a move to Bayer Leverkusen.
Reports have claimed the German side are interested in replacing current boss Kasper Hjulmand with Hurzeler this summer.
But the German told Your Site: "It's always an honour to be linked with these kinds of rumours, but I'm really happy here at Brighton.
"I'm very thankful for the trust and support the club gives me. We are focused on a strong finish to the season.
"I'm definitely totally committed. There are no other thoughts. In football, there is not always this loyalty and support from a club.
"I really feel trusted and welcomed here. I can express myself and be successful here.
"There are so many things to play for until the end of the season. That's my only focus."
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Trippier to leave Newcastle
Kieran Trippier will leave Newcastle at the end of the season when his contract expires.
The 35-year-old has made 157 appearances for the club over five seasons since joining from Atletico Madrid.
Trippier has been a key part of Newcastle's two Champions League campaigns and helped them win the Carabao Cup last year.
He said: "The time has come to leave this amazing club after four-and-a-half years. This is where I have felt most at home. It's emotional and I'm really going to miss it.
"I want to say a massive thank you to the supporters for all the support through the good and the bad times. You've always supported me, always stood by me.
"To my team-mates, it's going to be emotional. It's been an amazing journey with you guys. I'm going to miss you all but to win a trophy with you guys was really special - the best of my career.
"And to Eddie Howe, all the coaching staff and the team behind the scenes, a massive thank you. The gaffer had the trust - twice - to sign me, gave me the opportunity to represent and captain this great club and most importantly, we managed to win a trophy.
"I'm going to miss everyone at the club. Thank you."
Man City won't stand in Rodri's way, says Pep
Manchester City will not stand in the way of Rodri if he wants to join Real Madrid, says Pep Guardiola.
The City midfielder was quoted as saying that he would like to return to Spain at one point and suggested it would not be possible to turn down a move to the 15-time champions of Europe.
When Guardiola was asked about Chelseas decision not to consider Enzo Fernandez for selection after making similar comments about his own future, the City boss was adamant that he would not be taking such a stance.
What Chelsea has done is Chelsea. There is not one player who I think would turn down the chance to play in Madrid. I understand completely. He was born in Spain.
Always my wish is that Rodri would stay longer, as long as possible in this club, because he is an incredible player, a top player.
I know he has proved for many years how attached, how close he is to this club. His contribution at this club has been massive.
Now I have the feeling in the last one or two games that he is really, really back for a long, long period.
Guardiola has long made it clear that any player who does not want to play for City can leave. Asked if that applies to Rodri too, he said: Absolutely. The organisation of the club is above all of us. If one player is not happy, they have to leave. It will continue the same.
Always I think he is happy and I hope he is happy but if he is not, all he has to do is knock the door of the sporting director, accept an offer in an accordance with his incredible quality and after that it belongs to the clubs and himself.
