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Klopp responds to Mane snub, Lingard set for move? - The Premier League’s biggest stories of the week

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Jurgen Klopp has attempted to downplay his post-match clash with Sadio Mane following Liverpool’s 4-2 Premier League victory over Manchester United on Thursday.
Mane was dropped to the bench ahead of the fixture, and despite being introduced as a substitute, he rebuffed his manager’s attempts to shake hands at the match’s conclusion.

"No there's no problem," Klopp told BBC Sport after the match. "Yesterday I made a late decision in training to go with Diogo Jota.

“I would usually explain it but there was no time for that. It is all fine,” he added. “I changed things pretty late in training.

“My boys are used to me explaining and I didn’t. No time, forgot it, whatever, and that was it. It’s all fine."

Diogo Jota, Roberto Firmino and Mohamed Salah were among the goals for the Reds as they defeated their fierce rivals.

Klopp dismisses Mane snub

West Ham United could be set to miss out on recruiting Jesse Lingard permanently, as Manchester United might have other plans for the Hammers loanee.
According to The Sun, the England international has being considered as a potential makeweight in a deal to bring Jadon Sancho to Old Trafford.

The Red Devils are unlikely to meet Borussia Dortmund’s reported £100 million asking price for the Three Lions wideman, but they believe that offering Lingard to sweeten the deal could encourage BVB to lower their demands.

Lingard set for Dortmund switch?

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has hinted at the impact of protesters ahead of Manchester United’s Premier League defeat by Liverpool, suggesting that incidents around the game affected the Red Devils’ preparation.
They lost 4-2 in a disappointing encounter, which came after fan protests against the club’s decision to support the European Super League project.

“I think the players handled it well, none of them have complained, just got on with it. We knew it was going to happen so there was no point losing energy on what can’t control,” Solskjaer told journalists after the match.

“Preparation has been different but we’re not going to make an excuse,” he added. “Everyone who has played at this level knows attention to detail is important and we couldn’t do the usual but, the players handled it well.

“[We] haven’t’ got result and performance, it’s probably affected them a little bit but not making an excuse of it.”

Solskjaer acknowledges impact of pre-match protests

Another reason that may explain United’s poor showing against Liverpool was the absence of Harry Maguire, who missed the contest as he recovers from ligament damage.
It remains to be seen whether the centre-back will return in time for the Red Devils’ Europa League final against Villarreal later this month, although the domestic heavyweights certainly appeared weaker without him.

“Harry has been amazing since he came in, more or less ever-present,” Solskjaer told journalists after the match. “When a player who is leader and captain [is missing], his presence is missed.

“Two players came in and it’s a chance to take on some leadership,” he added. “You can hear him in the stands when he’s not playing he’s important for us, someone else has to take the responsibility.

“Hopefully we can get him for the final but who knows – I don’t know yet.”

United lament Maguire absence

Marcelo Bielsa appears in line to receive a new contract at Leeds United, according to reports in the UK media.
The Telegraph believe that the legendary manager has done enough this term to be handed an extension as he looks to build a dynasty at Elland Road.

The Argentine has steered the Whites to a safe mid-table finish in their first year back in the Premier League, having achieved promotion in emphatic style the previous season.

United have won over many neutrals with their attractive, dynamic style of play this season.

Bielsa set for new deal?

According to The Sun, Thomas Tuchel could received a hefty transfer kitty this summer as he looks to boost Chelsea’s fortunes.
The tabloid understand that the German coach will have no less than £150 million to spend over the coming months as he looks to build on the progress made already since taking over at Stamford Bridge.

Tuchel has impressed since replacing Frank Lampard, taking Chelsea to the FA Cup and Champions League finals, although he appears keen to bolster the Blues’ offensive options.

Erland Haaland and Romelu Lukaku are among those understood to be under consideration by the Londoners.

Chelsea plotting summer of spending for Tuchel

West Bromwich Albion may be Championship-bound at the season’s end, but star man Matheus Pereira is unlikely to drop into the second tier.
According to sources in Italy, a trio of Premier League teams are considering a move for the 25-year-old, who has impressed in the Prem this term.

Aston Villa, Leicester City and Crystal Palace are the sides understood to be monitoring the wideman’s progress, although with Pereira under contract until 2024, it may take a hefty fee to convince the Albion to sell.

Premier League trio eye Matheus Pereira

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