Despite ongoing rumors linking both midfielders to Real Madrid, Paris Saint-Germain has no plans to consider offers for Vitinha or Joao Neves.

Journalist Dani Gil, who works in Paris and writes for publications like COPE, claims that the French champions view the two as untouchable and are never ready to engage in talks.

With both Florentino Perez and rival Enrique Riquelme announcing ambitious sporting ambitions in recent weeks, the rumors have intensified in the run-up to Real Madrid’s presidential election.

During an appearance on Horizonte, Perez fueled the rumors by hinting that he would approve a bid of at least €150 million for a top player if re-elected.

Early sources suggested either Vitinha or Joao Neves, but The Telegraph subsequently stated that Michael Olise, a winger for Bayern Munich, was the main target.

Nevertheless, connections to the PSG midfield duo have persisted. According to Dani Gil, the Parc des Princes hierarchy’s attitude has been clear-cut. Club executives see the rumors as little more than outside chatter and are unwilling to even explore the prospect of a sale.

Their position is scarcely shocking. Both Portuguese internationals played crucial parts during the season, and Luis Enrique’s team just celebrated winning the Champions League for the second time in a row.

Additionally, PSG is in a fully contractually strong position. The Parisian board spent well over €100 million to put together the alliance, and Vitinha and Joao Neves are both committed to the club until June 2029.

Their playing time indicates how important they are to the team, and both are among Luis Enrique’s most reliable players. Consequently, the club’s message is unambiguous: neither player is available.

In the meantime, the election campaign is still dominated by Real Madrid’s transfer ambitions. Names like Ibrahima Konate, Denzel Dumfries, and Erling Haaland have all been heavily mentioned in the promises and rumors surrounding the two presidential contenders, in addition to Vitinha and Joao Neves.

Focus has also shifted to the dugout, where Enrique Riquelme has been strongly associated with Jurgen Klopp and Florentino Perez is apparently favoring Jose Mourinho for a second stint at the Santiago Bernabeu.

However, continuity rather than change continues to be the main focus in Paris. PSG is not under any financial pressure to profit from their greatest assets after bolstering the team with additions like Illia Zabarnyi and Lucas Chevalier.

Vitinha and Joao Neves will continue to be at the center of Luis Enrique’s plan for the 2026–2027 season, barring an unforeseen turn of events. However, both will focus on playing for Portugal at the next World Cup before that.

Scotland international Andy Robertson has joined Tottenham Hotspur on a free transfer after leaving Liverpool this summer.

Spurs’ first summer acquisition after avoiding Premier League relegation is the Scotland international.

Head coach Roberto De Zerbi of the Spurs stated, “Andy is someone I’ve admired for many years and he will bring outstanding technical qualities, experience, leadership and mentality to our team.

“He is a proven winner at the highest level over a long period and is someone who can be a big player for us, both on and off the pitch.

“I can’t wait to start working with him and seeing the positive impact he will have on everyone around him.”

Due to Liverpool’s inability to bring back Kostas Tsimikas from his loan at Roma, Tottenham attempted to sign Robertson in January.

According to reports, the 32-year-old chose to continue with his initial plan to join Spurs despite Juventus’ late inquiry.

Robertson had a prosperous nine years in Merseyside, winning two Premier League titles and the Champions League in 378 games. With 93 caps for Scotland, he will captain the Tartan Army at their first World Cup since 1998 this month.

Bobby Tambling, a club legend who died at the age of 84, has left Chelsea Football Club and the football community in sadness.

With 202 goals in 370 games between 1959 and 1970, the former striker is still regarded as one of Chelsea’s most legendary players.

Before Frank Lampard finally overtook him in 2013, his incredible goalscoring record remained the club’s all-time greatest for over 40 years.

Tambling became one of England’s most dangerous forwards after making his Chelsea debut at the age of just 17.

He helped Chelsea win the League Cup in 1965 while he was at Stamford Bridge, and he gained recognition for his reliability in front of goal.

One of the team’s most iconic individual performances is his record of five goals in a single game against Aston Villa in 1966.

After leaving Chelsea, Tambling continued his career with Crystal Palace before relocating to Ireland, where he worked as a football manager and had success with a number of clubs.

Additionally, he made three appearances for England. Despite supposedly having dementia in recent years, he maintained a close bond with Chelsea and its followers.

Football fans, clubs, and former teammates have all paid tribute to him, remembering him not only as a prolific goal scorer but also as a respected and modest person.

His family remarked that football was his life and Chelsea was his eternal home, while Chelsea called him one of the best players in the club’s history.

Bobby Tambling’s name will live on in Chelsea legend for centuries to come as a result of his legacy inspiring Blues fans.