Goals eluded Solanke during a two-year spell at Liverpool and across his first two campaigns at Bournemouth. But after going down to the Championship, the Cherries frontman found confidence that accompanied him back to the top flight. Things have well and truly fallen into place for the once-capped England star […]
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Ange Postecoglou has revealed that he believes it is ‘unlikely’ that Tottenham will make any further signings this month. Spurs have been heavily linked with Chelsea playmaker Conor Gallagher this week, though there does not appear to be confidence that an agreement can be reached with their London rivals. Tottenham […]
Tottenham have reportedly made contact with Djurgardens as they look to steal Swedish wonderkid Lucas Bergvall from under Barcelona’s noses. Spurs chairman Daniel Levy is still pushing for squad improvements despite welcoming two major signings to north London earlier this month. Bergvall, a 17-year-old Sweden international, has already banked a […]
The January transfer window closes on Thursday A number of clubs are still hoping to finalise deals before the deadline CHRIS SUTTON names his top five Premier League managers of all time on It’s All Kicking Off By Dan Cancian For Mailonline Published: 06:37 GMT, 30 January 2024 | Updated: […]
Whether it’s the passion of the Old Firm or the tension of the North London derby, there’s nothing quite like the atmosphere around some of football’s biggest rivalries. With bragging rights on the line these games have a different edge to them, one that can be compared to the feeling of […]
Chelsea have been given the green light to pursue a deal for Victor Osimhen after Napoli club president Aurelio De Laurentiis confirmed the striker will leave the Diego Armando Maradona Stadium in the summer. The Blues have been linked with the 25-year-old, who is said to have a £112million release […]
Werner endures familiar problem Timo Werner’s ability to make penetrating runs has never been in doubt. Even in his time at Chelsea, which is generally remembered for a lack of conviction in front of goal, the German frequently stretched defences with his vast energy reserves. But he wasn’t always found. […]
James Maddison had been jogging up and down the touchline with increasing purpose, eyes darting ever more frequently towards the technical area, for at least five minutes when the call finally came. A match that had rarely risen above a low hum was 72 minutes old and needed something, someone. […]