Manchester United are thought to be readying a huge bid to sign a £270,000 per week star from Real Madrid. Man Utd and INEO
Man Utd ready £85m bid to sign "most complete" £270k-p/w Real Madrid star
Liverpool prepare £40m+ bid and £110k-p/w deal to sign Van Dijk replacement
Liverpool are already planning for the future under Arne Slot, and are now plotting how to replace their veteran club captain Virgil van Dijk. Accordi
Rangers eyeing dream Goldson replacement in "powerful" 6ft 2 star
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Lampard sold £13m gem who’s now outscored every Chelsea player since leaving
Chelsea have a rather chequered history when it comes to developing young talent, from facilitating the growth of homegrown stars to signing youngster
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The head of the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF), Ibrahim Gusau has claimed that fans will have a say in whether or not current Nigeria head coach Jo
Danny Murphy says Leeds "will" go down and names Farke's "biggest problem"
Danny Murphy has revealed why he thinks Leeds United "will" get relegated, despite the victory over Wolverhampton Wanderers, and named Daniel Farke's
Not just Bernardo: Rodgers must unleash "different class" Celtic starlet
It's been an especially long international break for Celtic supporters, having seen their side beaten 3-2 by fierce rivals Rangers in the Old Firm der
Sheffield Wednesday now want new contract for £7,300-a-week Owls "animal"
Sheffield Wednesday are "looking to hand a new contract" to an Owls "animal" who has become a key player under Danny Rohl, according to an update from
Everton hit jackpot offloading Silva signing who cost them £19m in wages
Over the last couple of seasons, Everton have been forced to operate on a strict budget given their PSR and FFP troubles, with most signings either on
Man Utd could sign a bigger talent than Garnacho in £15m star
Manchester United are enduring a torrid start to the campaign, and thus Erik ten Hag is seemingly already looking ahead to January in an effort to fix