Rob talks about the future of a player. There is a time and a place for it. There is a lot of gossip surrounding the summer transfer window. Transfer Talk keeps you up to date on all the latest gossip. Sky Sports Germany says that Benjamin Pavard is attracting interest from a number of clubs. The clubs in the queue for Pavard's signature are not the only ones that have lost two of their best players. Tuchel's side will face competition from two other teams, who are also linked with the player. Despite making 25 league appearances last season at both full-back and centre-back, the Bundesliga champion are willing to allow Pavard to leave. Pavard's contract has two years remaining on it, and while talks are yet to enter an advanced stage, it is believed that could change if they complete a move for De Ligt. On the U.S. only, you can stream the daily edition of ESPN FC.
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