Hürzeler’s decision sparks Brighton player’s move to Ligue 1, De Zerbi won’t step in.
Simon Adingra of Brighton & Hove Albion is reportedly considering a move to Ligue 1 in the summer, according to Foot Sur 7. The winger, […]
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Sunderland Drop Crucial Jobe Bellingham Injury Update as Key Stars Face Nervous Wait for Swansea Clash
Sunderland head coach Regis Le Bris has played down injury fears surrounding Jobe Bellingham, revealing the midfielder’s absence against Norwich City was purely precautionary. “He’s okay,” Le Bris confirmed. “It’s not a serious injury. Although he wants to play every game, today was an opportunity for him to refresh.” With the play-offs secured, the boss hinted at further squad rotation ahead of Saturday’s clash with Swansea, aiming to keep his players sharp and maintain momentum.
Van Nistelrooy declines to comment on his Leicester future.
Before Leicester City’s recent 11th home defeat, manager Ruud van Nistelrooy had been clear about his desire to remain with the club. Despite a string […]
Shock over Fulham’s ease in letting player go, now key player in title race.
Former Fulham midfielder Andre-Frank Zambo Anguissa played a crucial role in Napoli’s Serie A clash against Bologna, scoring a vital first-half goal. His strike helped […]
NFL Draft 2025 Buzz: Cowboys, Steelers Eye Rising Stars — Schwesinger, Nolen, Burden, and More Fuel Speculation Frenzy
UCLA linebacker Carson Schwesinger recently held a private pro day in Los Angeles, attended by 30 NFL teams. While he’s not considered the top linebacker prospect, Schwesinger is often viewed as the second-best off-ball linebacker, with some speculating that he could sneak into the first round of the 2025 NFL Draft. However, most analysts expect him to be taken on Day 2, with a strong chance he won’t fall past the early second round.
In other draft news, the Cowboys were busy hosting their exclusive “Dallas Day” event, which included top prospects like North Carolina running back Omarion Hampton and Texas A&M defensive tackle Shemar Turner. Hampton’s stock has been soaring, making him a likely first-round pick. Turner, meanwhile, has visits lined up with several NFL teams, including the Ravens, Eagles, and Dolphins.
Elsewhere, Missouri wide receiver Luther Burden met with the Broncos, and Texas wide receiver Isaiah Bond has been making the rounds, with visits to teams like the Bills, Browns, and Packers. The Steelers also recently hosted a strong group of prospects, including South Carolina safety Nick Emmanwori, who is trending toward a potential first-round selection.
Brighton in advanced talks with FC Porto for summer transfer – Strong opportunity for Seagulls player
Julio Enciso struggled to secure a significant role at Brighton & Hove Albion this season, prompting the Premier League club to loan him to Ipswich […]
Sources in Austria reveal Oliver Glasner’s position on leaving Crystal Palace for RB Leipzig.
Crystal Palace manager Oliver Glasner is reportedly being considered as the next permanent manager of RB Leipzig. Following the departure of Marco Rose over the […]
Exclusive: Shock Twist in Jayden Danns’ Future as Sunderland Move Looms Away from Liverpool!
Lee Hendrie believes both Sunderland and Jayden Danns will be left disappointed by how the highly anticipated loan move from Liverpool has unfolded. Despite being a sought-after talent in the January transfer window, Danns has yet to make an impact at Wearside due to an underlying back injury discovered during his medical. Sunderland pushed ahead with the deal regardless, but the injury has kept the young striker sidelined, forcing him to undergo rehabilitation at Liverpool.
Speaking to *Football League World*, Hendrie described the situation as a gamble that “hasn’t paid off,” noting that Sunderland fans would have loved to see Danns in action. While there is hope he might return before the season ends, the club’s risk in signing an injured player has ultimately left them without the boost they had anticipated. Now, as Sunderland’s push for promotion stalls, questions arise about whether their transfer strategy should have prioritized fully fit players ready to make an immediate impact.
Report: Crystal Palace boss Oliver Glasner in exit talks
Oliver Glasner has impressed at Crystal Palace since taking charge in 2024. Crystal Palace manager Oliver Glasner is reportedly in discussions to leave Selhurst Park, […]
Exclusive: Bombshell Claim from Sheffield Wednesday Dressing Room as “Strange” Chansiri Twist Unfolds!
Joe Jacobson believes that the delay in Sheffield Wednesday’s March wages may lead some players to reconsider their futures at the club. With the club citing cashflow issues stemming from owner Dejphon Chansiri’s failure to receive expected funds from his other businesses, the news has left fans frustrated and concerned. Jacobson, speaking exclusively to *Football League World*, reflected on his own experience with delayed payments, noting that players’ reactions depend largely on how well the club communicates and reassures them.
If players feel this issue may persist, their focus could shift away from the remainder of the season, especially with Sheffield Wednesday stuck in mid-table with little to play for. As the summer transfer window approaches, some players may begin to consider their options, potentially looking at other clubs. This adds another layer of uncertainty to an already turbulent situation for the club, who will need to resolve the matter quickly to avoid further unrest both on and off the pitch.