Alves out of jail, Premier League clubs unhappy with Sevilla. Daily Digest for March 25

In the world of football, the first day of the week is a lull before the final play-off matches for European Championship qualification and high-profile friendlies, but Dailysports takes you through everything that happened on Monday, March 25, in a digest.

Liverpool has made an offer for Federico Chiesa. Previously, it was only said that the Scousers were interested in the Juventus winger, who has had problems with his contract extension, but journalist Fabio Santini has claimed that the Anfield club have already made an offer to the Turin club for the 25-year-old.

Dani Alves released. The former Barcelona defender was released from custody after posting one million euros bail, but was ordered to appear in court once a week and had his passport taken away while an appeal is heard in a rape case where the Brazilian was found guilty.

Gareth Southgate will not be at Manchester United. The current England coach does not enjoy much support amongst the club's management, and because of this is not likely to be a clear candidate for employment at Old Trafford. Brentford head coach Thomas Frank and Real Madrid coach Carlo Ancelotti are being considered as potential replacements for Erik ten Hag, although the Italian is considered an unattainable option.

Borussia Dortmund are bringing back their former scout. Sven Mislintat's name has some of the best memories at the Westfalenstadion, it was he who was the Bumblebees' scout for 11 years, and it was he who found club legends such as Robert Lewandowski, Shinji Kagawa, Jakub Blaszczykowski, who won the Bundesliga with Jürgen Klopp. Now the specialist may return to the position of sporting director.

Liverpool are confident of extending the contract with Trent-Alexander Arnold. In negotiations on a new agreement of the defender, who is interested in Real, it is too early to put a definite, but the club believe that it will be possible to reach a consensus before the start of the European Championship.

Premier League clubs are unhappy with Sevilla through their loan players. Manchester United and Tottenham have both loaned out their young talents to La Liga teams until the end of the season: Hannibal Mezhbri and Alejo Velis respectively, in order for them to get game time, which is not happening yet. With the way the Andalusian club intended to get the players, keeping the young players on the bench has caused discontent among La Liga teams.