Premier League Clubs Alerted As Real Madrid Prepares To Sell Alvaro Morata

It has been revealed that four of Real Madrid’s best young players could be on the move this summer.

With Real being aggressive in the summer transfer market, first team chances are diminishing rapidly for the best of the Castilla.

AS has now reported that midfielders Juan Carlos and Pablo Sarabia, along with strikers Alvaro Morata and Juanfran could all choose to quit Real.

All four have attracted enquiries from Primera rivals and clubs from England.

Centre-forward Morata, particularly, is regarded highly at Chelsea, Manchester United and Arsenal.

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Premier League Clubs Watching Real Mallorca Defender Ivan Ramis

Premier League clubs are reportedly chasing Real Mallorca defender Ivan Ramis.

It is believed that Fulham and Bolton Wanderers are interested in the 26 year old Spanish defender ahead of the summer market.

According to Marca, scouts from the two Premier League clubs have watched the 6ft 2in centre-half, who was linked with a move to Glasgow in the summer with Celtic and Rangers said to be interested.

Ramis, a product of the Mallorca academy, would usually be around £8m but the economic struggle facing Mallorca means he could leave for nearer £5m.

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Premier League Clubs Chasing Real Madrid Midfielder Fernando Gago

Reports have surfaced that Premier League clubs are chasing Real Madrid midfielder Fernando Gago.

It has been revealed that Liverpool, Tottenham and Everton are all interested in the Argentina international, who is on the outer at Real.

Reports in Spain suggest that Liverpool are the favourites to land his signature.

However both Harry Redknapp and David Moyes are also monitoring his progress and there could be a bidding war at the end of the season between the three clubs.

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Platini insists big clubs will adhere to new financial rules

UEFA president Michel Platini has spoken about the organisation's Financial Fair Play Regulations, insisting that his organisation is not afraid to impose sanctions on the biggest clubs in Europe if they are unable to operate within the new guidelines.



UEFA has drafted new financial regulation which are scheduled to come into effect in the 2012 financial year and Platini has dismissed suggestions that the bigger clubs will be immune to the new rules.



"When there is a deficit of €1.2 billion in European football, there is a danger," claimed Platini to La Razon.



"If the question is whether I will have the courage to punish the most renowned clubs, my answer is yes."



Many have doubted UEFA's willingness to sanction Europe's bigger names, many of whom are among the continent's most-indebted clubs.



The declaration comes after a busy transfer window, which saw huge amounts of money switch hands, especially in England.



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