Fabrizio Romano joins Ian Paul Joy to discuss Sunday's incredible World Cup final and the players who could be securing big-money moves following their performances in Qatar. Can PSG keep ahold of Kylian Mbappe? How many clubs are in for Enzo Fernandez? And what will Morocco's miracle run mean for the future of the Atlas Lions?

[01:48] -- Argentina's epic World Cup win

[03:31] -- Mbappe's future as a Ligue 1 player

[05:16] -- Enzo & Alexis: Congrats, Benfica & Brighton

[09:22] -- Emi Martinez: Villa's Golden Glove

[11:43] -- Big clubs battle for Gvardiol

[13:43] -- Amrabat: Morocco's most wanted

[15:55] -- Chelsea priorities: Ziyech, Leao, Nkunku

[18:02] -- Arsenal: Mudryk & renewals

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