Ten Hag could move to the Bundesliga, Mbappe talks about his future. Daily Digest for March 22

The pause for national team matches continues, so there is a lot of news from the world of football. But there is also news from other sports, so Dailysports will introduce you to everything you might have missed in the digest for Friday, March 22.

NBA MVP prepares to return to the court. Philadelphia Sixers leader Joel Embiid's recovery from a meniscus injury is reaching the finish line. The centre has already started individual workouts, and in the coming days he will return to work in the team. However, he will be able to participate in matches only in 2-3 weeks.

The Bayern defender is pondering leaving the club. Against the background of limited playing time, as well as criticism from journalists and fans, Dayot Upamecano began to think about moving from Munich. Several Premier League clubs are reportedly showing interest in the 25-year-old centre-back.

Bruno Fernandes could leave Manchester United. Significant changes at Old Trafford in the summer transfer window, as well as uncertainty around whether Erik ten Hag will continue to work with the team, may prompt some players to change their club. Thus, Bruno Fernandes is thinking about leaving the Red Devils, who has already asked his agent Jorge Mendes to look for a new club.

Atlético want to get rid of Felix on a permanent basis. Diego Simeone doesn't seem to be counting on the 24-year-old forward at all, and the Madrid club are looking for options to sell the player. Barcelona are interested in him, where he is currently playing on loan, but another loan spell for the striker does not suit the Los Colchoneros. Those want to sell the player or at least give him on loan with the right to buy. Atlético can arrange such to the Catalans, but with a sum of 65 million euros, while Barcelona can pull the amount of no more than 30 million euros

Mbappé said when he would announce his future. PSG forward Kylian Mbappé has so far stated that he has nothing to say about his future yet, but when he has something to announce, he will do it like a man.

Bundesliga clubs are keeping an eye on the situation surrounding ten Hag. Despite his unconvincing results at Manchester United, Reds' mentor Erik ten Hag is in demand in the European market. Thus, in case of resignation from Old Trafford, three German clubs will compete for him: Bayern, Bayer and Stuttgart. At least in Munich there will definitely be a change of coach in the summer, while in the other two teams the reshuffle is now at most at the level of rumours.