Liverpool have found a replacement for Salah, Kroos will stay at Real. Daily Digest for March 27

Dailysports has compiled the most interesting sports news for its readers for Wednesday, March 27th.

Guardiola Targeting Newcastle Leader. Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola has set his sights on signing Newcastle's leading midfielder, Bruno Guimarães. The City boss is reportedly "obsessed" with the idea of bringing the midfielder to the team. The expected transfer fee is between £85 to £100 million.

Atletico and Saudi Clubs Eyeing Lewandowski. Atletico Madrid and several undisclosed clubs from Saudi Arabia are monitoring the situation with Barcelona striker Robert Lewandowski. However, the player himself prefers to stay in Catalonia and not change clubs in the summer.

Kroos Extending Contract with Real. Experienced central midfielder Toni Kroos will remain at Real Madrid for the next season. According to renowned insider Fabrizio Romano, Kroos has accepted the club's offer, and his new contract will run until the summer of 2025.

Liverpool Finds Salah Replacement in Bundesliga. Liverpool is considering selling Mohamed Salah this summer and has identified a replacement in the Bundesliga. The club is looking at Eintracht Frankfurt's Omar Marmoush and is prepared to pay no less than €50 million for him.

Djokovic Ends Cooperation with Coach. World No. 1 Novak Djokovic has decided to change coaches. The Serbian tennis legend has parted ways with Goran Ivanisevic, with whom he worked for the past six years. Djokovic won 12 Grand Slam titles alongside Ivanisevic.

Giroud Will Career in MLS. AC Milan and France's legendary striker Olivier Giroud will continue his career in Major League Soccer (MLS). The 37-year-old forward has verbally agreed to a transfer to Los Angeles FC. Giroud will reunite with his former French national teammate Hugo Lloris in Los Angeles.

Manchester United Ready to Release Eriksen. Manchester United has admitted that Christian Eriksen has lost the battle for a place in the starting lineup and is ready to let the Danish midfielder go. Several undisclosed Saudi clubs are interested in his transfer in the summer.