
Departing Stoke City player considers next move as free agent.
Ex-Sunderland utility man among four senior players released by Stoke City this summer. Lynden Gooch is carefully weighing his options as he approaches the end […]
Ex-Sunderland utility man among four senior players released by Stoke City this summer. Lynden Gooch is carefully weighing his options as he approaches the end […]
Stoke City’s Viktor Johansson stood out as one of the Championship’s top goalkeepers this season, even as the team finished 18th. Stoke City finished their […]
Jack Clarke is aiming to rediscover his best form at Ipswich Town in the 2025/26 Championship season after a tough first year ended in Premier […]
Stoke City have signed one player and released nine in Mark Robins’ first summer at the club. Stoke City and their Championship rivals will pause […]
Stoke City have submitted documents to Companies House, confirming significant internal changes. John Pelling is stepping down from his role at Stoke City after eight […]
Stoke City manager Mark Robins is expected to push for a major summer transfer window, aiming to lift the Potters up the Championship table next […]
Ipswich Town have announced their retained squad list following their Premier League relegation. Alex Jones breaks down the key takeaways. Ipswich Town’s Retained List: Key […]
Pundit Lee Hendrie believes Sheffield Wednesday manager Danny Rohl could be set for a move back to the Bundesliga this summer. Despite guiding the Owls to a respectable 12th-place finish, Rohl’s season was overshadowed by a public dispute with club owner Dejphon Chansiri after being blocked from a move to Southampton. With potential Premier League jobs slipping away and German clubs showing interest—albeit deterred by his hefty release clause—Rohl’s future remains uncertain. Hendrie suggests that without the necessary backing at Wednesday, the 36-year-old may find his next challenge in Germany, though he risks burning bridges if a move doesn’t come to fruition soon.
2025 promises to be a transformative year for Everton. The club recently bid farewell to their iconic Goodison Park with a 2-0 win, as David Moyes returned to manage the team amid new ownership under the Friedkin Group. As the Toffees prepare to move into their new Bramley-Moore Dock stadium, they are reportedly targeting one of Britain’s brightest young wingers, Scotland’s Ben Doak.
The 19-year-old, currently on loan at Middlesbrough from Liverpool, could become Everton’s first signing from their Merseyside rivals in over three decades—a move that would carry historic significance. With Everton struggling for goals and creativity on the wings, Doak’s pace, dribbling, and technical skill could provide the spark Moyes desperately needs. However, whether Liverpool will agree to the deal remains the biggest question of all.
Sheffield Wednesday have taken the first steps toward their 2025/26 rebuild by releasing their retained list, with seven senior players departing and key figures like Barry Bannan and Josh Windass staying on. However, uncertainty over ownership and the managerial future casts a shadow over the club’s plans. Former player Chris Waddle highlights a critical issue: the lack of a strong scouting system means Wednesday will likely rely heavily on free transfers, but swift action is needed before quality players slip away. Waddle also questions whether the current ownership situation will allow the club to invest and progress, stressing the need for decisive moves to shape the team’s future.
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