David Alaba

Rodrygo has informed Real Madrid he wants to stay despite strong Premier League interest, leaving Xabi Alonso with a squad clear-out still unresolved.

Injury concerns, fitness tests, and a key midfield decision are shaping Real Madrid’s plans as they look toward two matches with very different stakes.

Real Madrid are fitness problems with one major absentee confirmed and others in doubt ahead of the Champions League second leg.

Real Madrid have new injury concerns ahead of facing Arsenal in the Champions League. Key players are confirmed out, while others remain doubtful.

Real Madrid have to overturn a 3-0 deficit in the Champions League quarter-final second leg against Arsenal next week, and they have three new availability concerns for the fixture.

Carlo Ancelotti is reportedly considering starting David Alaba at left-back against Arsenal for the first time this season, with Ferland Mendy out.

Courtois may miss Real Madrid’s clash with Arsenal as he continues to recover from injury. Lunin could step in as April brings a packed schedule for Madrid.

Arsenal turned down a €95m bid for William Saliba from PSG, showing their resolve to keep the defender as Real Madrid prepare an even bigger offer.

William Saliba remains committed to Arsenal despite Real Madrid interest, as Antonio Rudiger’s comments spark speculation. Arsenal have no plans to let the 23-year-old defender leave

There’s a realistic chance David Alaba leaves Bayern Munich this summer, according to reports in Germany, with 15 months on his contract.

David Alaba is currently running his contract down with Bayern Munich, unsure whether to extend, with plenty of possible transfer destinations.

Reports were everywhere on Saturday claiming that David Alaba would prefer a move to Arsenal rather than Manchester United, but things weren’t quite as they seemed

Following the drama/hilarity of England getting knocked out of the Euros by Iceland, it was a ghost town in the Goonerverse on Tuesday.

Arsene Wenger, keen to not get left in the wake of Pep Guardiola and Jose Mourinho’s impending spending sprees, is ready to break the bank for Bayern Munich full-back, David Alaba.

David Alaba has revealed that he would have much rather signed for Arsenal when he was a youngster.