Today's 5⃣ stories: Bastoni and Julián want Barça, Bayern champions... | OneFootball

After a weekend in which a lot happened, and ahead of a week in which even more will happen, here are the five stories of the day...

These are the stories you can’t afford to miss...

Real Madrid will look to win the Champions League... at youth level

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After the first team’s lack of success, Real Madrid’s academy is gearing up for a historic occasion. Los Blancos already won the Youth League with Raúl González, and they could do it again this Monday if they beat Club Brugge in the final.

Bastoni and Julián Álvarez are prioritising Barcelona

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That is what 'Mundo Deportivo' reported this Monday. Julián Álvarez, if he leaves, would prefer Barcelona over Arsenal and PSG.

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Meanwhile, Alessandro Bastoni is not only helping pave the way for a move to Camp Barça, but is also helping bring down the price Inter are asking for him.

Haaland turns the Premier League upside down

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This past weekend’s Manchester City-Arsenal clash looked crucial in the Premier League title race... and it was.

The Citizens ended up winning thanks to a Haaland goal, after strikes from Cherki and Havertz following a Donnarumma error.

So where does that leave things now? Guardiola’s side are three points behind Arsenal, but they have a game in hand. Even so, if they finish level on points, it will all come down to goal difference, which right now favours the Gunners by one goal.

Bayern clinch the Bundesliga

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The Bavarians have mathematically secured the Bundesliga title after beating Stuttgart 4-2.

Afterwards, they celebrated the title, but it was a very subdued celebration.

Bayern decided it would not be a full-blown party with the usual beer showers because the tie against PSG is on everyone’s mind. They were also given a plastic Bundesliga trophy rather than the official one, and the players did not celebrate with much enthusiasm, apart from Kompany, who rallied the crowd and pumped his fists.

Endrick and Lyon finish off PSG

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Olympique Lyonnais added more excitement to the Ligue 1 title race. Les Gones won 1-2 at the Parc des Princes, leaving PSG with just a one-point lead over Lens—albeit with a game in hand.

Endrick was one of the standout players in that match. The Brazilian striker, on loan from Real Madrid, scored and provided an assist against Luis Enrique’s side.

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