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5⃣ Today's headlines: 🥐 Real Madrid reject January, Gavi return date

December 29, 2025

Powered by5⃣ Today's headlines: 🥐 Real Madrid reject January, Gavi return dateOneFootballMon, December 29, 2025 at 8:07 AM UTC·3 min readDecember 29 comes with a lot of news ahead, so here at 'One Football' we’re going to tell you the five stories you can't miss to start your day. Real Madrid: 'NO' to signings and 'NO' to Mastantuono's departure in January📸 Florencia Tan Jun - 2025 Getty ImagesAdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementAfter several days filled with rumors about Real Madrid signings, sources from the club have leaked that there will be no incoming transfers at the Santiago Bernabéu. But after many rumors about departures as well, such as Franco Mastantuono’s, Real Madrid has also shut the door—at least for the Argentine. Gavi: "In theory, in five months I’ll be able to play"📸 Fran Santiago - 2025 Getty ImagesThe Barcelona Football Club player spoke to 'Mundo Deportivo' and 'SPORT' about his return and has set a date marked in red: February 2026. The Barça midfielder underwent surgery in September and here’s what he said about his comeback: "I’m meeting all the deadlines they’ve set for me and, so far, everything is going very well. In theory, in five months I should be ready to play."Enrique Cerezo: "Hopefully Simeone stays for many more years"📸 JAVIER SORIANO - AFP or LicensorsAdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementThe president of Atlético de Madrid, Enrique Cerezo, spoke to 'MARCA' about the club and continues to dream of titles, including the Champions League. This is the most noteworthy thing he said: "I believe that Apollo’s arrival in the club’s capital will make Atleti even stronger than before. They’ve invested in our club and that’s a great source of pride, because they’re a huge company.

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They intend to be part of the club’s shareholding for a long time."📸 JAVIER SORIANO - AFP or licensorsOn whether big players will arrive: "I think Atlético de Madrid has always gone for big players.
We’ve always had important footballers and I’m convinced we’ll keep having them.
The fact that Apollo is now part of Atlético de Madrid’s shareholding doesn’t mean that tomorrow we’ll have all the world’s players here.
We’ll continue with our transfer policy, which is very good, and we’ll keep doing what we believe we have to do at every moment."AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementHe then spoke about Simeone and his future: "To all the fans I say that we really have been and are lucky to have Diego Pablo Simeone with us, and hopefully he stays for many more years."Ultimatum for Filipe Luis📸 2025 Getty ImagesAccording to 'ESPN Brasil', Flamengo’s coach has until this coming Monday to give a definitive answer regarding his contract renewal. The club has made this clear to his agent, Jorge Mendes.
So he will have to accept continuing under the current conditions or leave the club where he won the Copa Libertadores. Serie A heats up📸 ISABELLA BONOTTO - AFP or licensorsAdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementThe penultimate day of Italian football in 2025 was no ordinary Sunday. We saw Milan open the day with a key victory over Verona, led by a stellar Luka Modric (3-0).📸 PIERO CRUCIATTI - AFP or licensorsHowever, Inter under Chivu took the lead by a single point, winning 0-1 thanks to a lone goal from Lautaro Martínez. Earlier, Napoli did their job by winning 0-2 against Cremonese thanks to a brace from Rasmus Hojlund.📸 Marco M.

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5⃣ Today's headlines: 🥐 Real Madrid reject January, Gavi return date

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