Man Utd receive financial boost over Ruben Amorim joining AC Milan, Liverpool among clubs monitoring Ayyoub Bouaddi - Paper Round
Updated 16/06/2026 at 17:23 GMT+1
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Manchester United will no longer have to pay the full £16.7 million compensation package to Ruben Amorim after the Portuguese took over at AC Milan, the Guardian reports.
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Amorim’s appointment is set to be a boost for United’s finances this summer, with the 41-year-old replacing Massimiliano Allegri in the Milan dugout.
In a report before his move to San Siro was confirmed, The Guardian said: ”Milan cleared out a number of senior members of staff after they failed to qualify for the Champions League. The sporting director Igli Tare, chief executive Giorgio Furlani and technical director Geoffrey Moncada departed alongside Allegri.
”Nottingham Forest’s head of recruitment, Pedro Ferreira, is being targeted to join his Portuguese compatriot Amorim at Milan as part of a major overhaul.”
Clubs monitor Morocco star
Arsenal, Chelsea, Paris Saint-Germain, Bayern Munich and Liverpool are all monitoring Morocco midfielder Ayyoub Bouaddi at this World Cup, the Daily Mail reports.
Lille star Bouaddi has already caught the eye in North America and has already been scouted by a host of big European clubs.
The Mail adds: ”PSG and Liverpool are focusing on forward options with Yan Diomande of RB Leipzig a prime target for both.
”Liverpool have been aware of Lille teen Bouaddi for some time. They scouted Lille extensively last year ahead of facing them in the Champions League and Bouaddi came off the bench to play the last 20 minutes at Anfield as Liverpool ran out 2-1 winners to make the last 16.
”Bouaddi had earlier announced himself with a stellar performance against Real Madrid's star-studded midfield on his 17th birthday, pulling the strings in a shock 1-0 win for the French side.
”Arsenal have long held interest and have met his representatives, while Chelsea have also expressed their admiration.”
Delay to Casemiro’s MLS move
Casemiro's transfer to Inter Miami faces an obstacle due to LA Galaxy seeking £750,000 for their discovery rights, the Mail reports, which they hold over the Brazilian due to being the first MLS club to register their interest in the player.
After letting his Manchester United contract run down, Casemiro has an agreement in place to join Inter Miami once the World Cup is over.
The Mail adds: ”Casemiro and his representatives also held talks with Galaxy earlier this season and they made offers of a contract.
”But following a visit to Miami with his family, the 34-year-old set his mind on joining David Beckham's franchise.
”Galaxy hold the priority right to negotiate with Casemiro, a process called 'discovery rights.' Such rules are meant to avoid these scenarios in which multiple MLS clubs negotiate against each other.”
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