Real Madrid 'keen' on Rodrygo exchange for another Liverpool player, with Slot to 'make the final decision.'

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Reports indicate that Liverpool will allow Arne Slot to have the ‘final say’ as Real Madrid looks to exchange Rodrygo for Alexis Mac Allister this summer.  The Reds clinched the Premier League title on Sunday with four games remaining after defeating Tottenham 5-1 in a dominant performance at Anfield.  Liverpool lead their closest competitors, Arsenal, by 15 points – with the Gunners likely to end up as runners-up for the third consecutive season – and now the Reds can focus on their summer objectives.  Slot’s squad received a significant uplift recently when Mohamed Salah and Virgil van Dijk inked new two-year deals after speculation they might depart on free transfers in the summer.  A player who is highly expected to depart is Trent Alexander-Arnold, with numerous reports suggesting he will move to Real Madrid when his contract ends in late June.  Reports from Spain suggest that Real Madrid may be poised to sign another Liverpool star, as Defensa Central stat...

Chelsea completes historic transfer for 2026.

• Chelsea have acquired Dastan Satpaev from FC Kairat. 

• 16-year-old forward cannot participate until reaching 18 in August 2026. 

• Satpaev has broken multiple records throughout his remarkable career. 

Kazakhstan club FC Kairat has announced the upcoming transfer of their young talent Dastan Satpaev to Chelsea in the summer of 2026. 

Satpaev debuted in the senior team in May 2024 at just 15 years and 288 days old, making him the youngest player ever in Kairat's history. The team located in Almaty, Kazakhstan's cultural center, secured the premier league championship last year for only the second occurrence in the last twenty years. 

Kairat proudly declared on Monday night that they reached an agreement with Chelsea to transfer their top talent to west London in August 2026, once Satpaev turns 18 and can officially finalize his transfer. Fabrizio Romano disclosed that the overall deal will cost Chelsea €4m (£3.3m), positioning Satpaev as the priciest transfer in Kazakh football history. 

The lavish Premier League club is anticipated to secure the teenager with a five-year deal that includes an option for an additional year. 

Satpaev has participated in just ten minutes of senior football, entering during the final moments of a 9-0 defeat in the QFL League Cup last summer. The exceptional forward has received five opportunities to play for Kairat's B-team - Kairat-Zhas - which competes in the country's second division. Satpaev successfully netted his initial professional goal just two weeks after turning 16 last August, grabbing a last-minute winner against FC Taraz. 

Chelsea have been persuaded to wager on this Eastern European teenager primarily because of his displays for Kairat's different youth squads. With 26 goals and ten assists in only 28 appearances, Satpaev also contributed directly to two goals in the highly esteemed UEFA Youth League - the young version of the Champions League. 

In the club's formal statement, Kairat characterized their young talent as an athlete who "distinguished himself through his dedication, discipline, and pursuit of greatness." The club wrapped up by saying: "Kudos to Dastan on this significant milestone in his career!" We take pride in his accomplishments and are sure that new successes lie ahead for him.

 



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