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Oct 13, 2026

Jeremy BerenHOST
40:09
By the way, there was a report today, uh, and then I'm gonna get into your questions in the chat.
Jeremy BerenHOST
40:15
There was a report today from Mundo Deportivo.
Jeremy BerenHOST
40:18
Remember that.
Jeremy BerenHOST
40:18
M- remember this, Mundo Deportivo got the report that Julian has settled on, on his new agent.
Jeremy BerenHOST
40:24
It's Pablo Barquero.
Jeremy BerenHOST
40:26
Who is Pablo Barquero? He is Rodri's agent.
Jeremy BerenHOST
40:29
He just facilitated Rodri's move from Man City to Barcelona.
Jeremy BerenHOST
40:32
Now, why do you think it is that Mundo Deportivo gets this report? Put one and one together, guys.
Conor McKeonPANELIST
67:51
No, and I mentioned that I was in my fact-finding endeavors.
Conor McKeonPANELIST
67:55
I looked up Mundo Deportivo, which I believe is kind of the Sevilla local sports paper.
Conor McKeonPANELIST
67:59
Paper of record.
Conor McKeonPANELIST
68:00
And they were flagging before the window that because Cucho Hernandez was not going to be playing in this window, international football, he would likely start the game when they come back and power will be kept in reserve.
Ricky MenendezHOST
5:04
... how expensive is Pubill right now, and how, um, valuable is he for...
Ricky MenendezHOST
5:10
I, I saw that, um, Mundo Deportivo ran a piece about players that have been devalued, like, uh, Julian Alvarez.
Jeremy BerenHOST
5:17
Mm-hmm.
Ricky MenendezHOST
5:17
They talked about Jose Romero, that, that situation-

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Jeremy BerenHOST
44:12
Uh, let- let's talk about this transfer rumor really f- really quickly, Ricky.
Jeremy BerenHOST
44:15
Uh, Bruno Fernandes, the Manchester United captain and playmaker, one of the top goal-scoring midfielders in the world, his contract is up next year.
Jeremy BerenHOST
44:24
And Mundo Deportivo, apparently citing sources in England, have said that Atlético are gonna work to sign Bruno next season when his contract expires.
Jeremy BerenHOST
44:34
Talks with Man United have...
BarcaBoy103HOST
2:26
But there is a bit more than what we got yesterday, or the other day, should I say, with Jules Kounde.
BarcaBoy103HOST
2:31
There are more reports, uh, more, you know, backstory in regards to this Balde potential departure, and it is coming in from Roger Toreno of Mundo Deportivo, and he's come out saying that Manchester United are still very interested in Alejandro Balde, and the left back could reevaluate his stance in January.
BarcaBoy103HOST
2:50
Of course, United made a loan offer for Balde, and that was the highest offer they made, not even an official offer.
BarcaBoy103HOST
2:56
I think it was just maybe a verbal or through intermediates, and it was rejected by Barcelona.
BorsaBoy103HOST
2:13
I think he was at Real Madrid that ended up going to Sporting like the last 10-20 days of the transfer window but now he's being linked with a return to Barcelona but the links have returned of him being linked.
BorsaBoy103HOST
2:26
To Barcelona, this is coming in from Gabriel Sanz of Mundo Deportivo.
BorsaBoy103HOST
2:29
He's come out saying that Ivan Fresneda is once again being linked with Barcelona.
BorsaBoy103HOST
2:33
The sporting right back currently with Spain is reportedly on Barcelona's list of potential future signings and Barcelona already considered signing Fresneda back in 2023 before he moved from Valladolid.
Dave DavisHOST
12:19
Real Madrid, Milan, into Miami, and Galatasaray are interested in signing the Liverpool skipper on a Bosman.
Dave DavisHOST
12:31
And Mundo Deportivo followed it up yesterday evening.
Dave DavisHOST
12:35
Did anyone caught this? Virgil van Dijk may not be offered a new deal by Liverpool, and other clubs are looking at the skipper.
Dave DavisHOST
12:43
According to the press, Real Madrid is reportedly one of those clubs.
Dave DavisHOST
3:12
Not sure Julian Ward's gonna be able to sort both.
Dave DavisHOST
3:15
Yeah? Does this one soften the blow? I'm not really sure, but Spanish reports, Mundo Deportivo, Liverpool are seriously considering making Ronald Araujo's loan move from Barcelona permanent.
Dave DavisHOST
3:30
The 27-year-old defender is key and is beginning to convince those at Anfield, with Liverpool now weighing up a permanent deal.
Dave DavisHOST
3:39
Said this before, playing well, but we're only seven games into the season.
Craig HouldenHOST
2:06
We'll start off with the Ronald Araujo wants to stay story.
Craig HouldenHOST
2:09
And this comes from Mundo Deportivo.
Craig HouldenHOST
2:11
They say that Liverpool are seriously considering making Ronald Araujo's loan move from Barcelona permanent the 27 year old defender is keen and is beginning to convince those at Anfield and Liverpool are now weighing up a permanent deal now of course we'll have to wait and see what happens on this one but like I've always said I hope Liverpool do look at this with open eyes but ultimately I think it's way way too early for either side To be talking about making it permanent.
Craig HouldenHOST
2:38
Yeah.
Conor CrosbieHOST
10:52
Hard to know what the club will want to do in terms of just like the general squad makeup and squad planning, particularly with Julian Ward here now as well.
Conor CrosbieHOST
10:59
And to touch on this, I feel like people have been kind of going to the point of like oh who will ward want to sign but i don't think much is going to actually change in terms of how we go about our business because it's still pretty much the same team of people operating our transfer so i don't think it's going to be a big shift where we're like right uh we suddenly don't rate aroujo anymore we're not going to sign him we're going to give maca a new deal we're going to go sign x y and z players who richard hughes didn't want like i don't think it's as polarizing as that i don't think it's like richard hughes was this and julian ward is now this it's like the team was in here you know so like richard hughes came out ward came in it's still pretty much the same like you know to my guess anyway maybe we will see a change but in my eyes i don't think it's going to change hugely in terms of strategy or in terms of like the targets we already had on our list so um yeah just just wanted to bring that one up moving on then to ronald araujo now that we mentioned him Mundo Deportivo over in Spain have said Liverpool are seriously considering making Ronald Araujo's loan move from Barcelona permanent.
Conor CrosbieHOST
11:58
The 27 year old defender is keen and is beginning to convince those at Anfield with Liverpool now weighing up a permanent deal.
Conor CrosbieHOST
12:04
So of course we know we have like a 55 million euro option at the end of the season.
BorsaBoy103HOST
2:48
Now we're going to start off with the damning news, but probably not too much of a surprise to a lot of people, including myself as well, around Andreas Christensen's initial injury timeline.
BorsaBoy103HOST
2:58
We expected around one month, but now we're hearing it's going to be about two months coming in from Javier Gascon of Mundo Deportivo, saying that Christensen's absence could last at least two months, according to the sources close to the center back.
BorsaBoy103HOST
3:11
Well, that is just absolutely sensational.
BorsaBoy103HOST
3:14
splendid of course of that two months one of them will be basically now during the international break which means that he'll probably return around end of October beginning of November which means he's gonna miss Galatasaray away Betis away PSG away Real Madrid whatever all the games that were expected to play the big games October he is expected to miss all them even if he comes back in time he's not going to be a starter so he's not going to be a consideration which does mean that yet again I want to mention this one more time we are super super thin at center back.

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