Latest Nottingham Forest update as Nuno Espirito Santo’s Reds review their final-day loss to Chelsea Nottingham Forest’s 2024/25 season didn’t finish as they hoped, but […]
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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’s 2022–23 season was a rollercoaster of emotions, defined by stunning comebacks and bold decisions off the pitch. While their dramatic promotion through the play-offs will be long remembered—particularly Josh Windass’ 123rd-minute winner at Wembley—the seeds of success were sown months earlier. Darren Moore’s proactive transfer strategy, highlighted by a daring double swoop on rivals Rotherham United for Michael Ihiekwe and Michael Smith, set the tone for a campaign driven by grit and ambition. The controversial move not only shook the League One landscape but proved decisive in Wednesday’s return to the Championship.
Newcastle United have secured a fresh agreement with one of Eddie Howe’s top signings. Dan Burn is set to sign a new contract at Newcastle […]
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.
Scotland international Stuart Armstrong’s time at Sheffield Wednesday has come to an abrupt end just 105 days after his surprise mid-season move from Vancouver Whitecaps. The 33-year-old midfielder, who had hoped to reignite his career in the Championship and push for a Premier League return, managed only six starts as the Owls slipped out of the promotion race, finishing 12th. Now released, Armstrong joins a list of players departing Hillsborough this summer, while fellow ex-Rangers forward Josh Windass has secured a contract extension after an impressive season, continuing his long-standing role as a key figure at the club.
Leeds United could turn to the free agent market this summer as they look to strengthen their squad without breaking the bank. While Daniel Farke prepares for a big spending window, with a £100 million budget at his disposal, the rising costs of top players mean bargains will be crucial. Among the free agents attracting attention is Jamie Vardy, the Leicester City legend set to leave after 13 years. Despite being 38, Vardy insists he still has what it takes to compete in the Premier League, making him a tempting option for Leeds. However, fan opinions are divided, and former England star Paul Gascoigne has even suggested a move to Rangers as a smart alternative. As the transfer saga unfolds, Leeds face tough choices to balance experience, ambition, and value this summer.
Kevin Russell has endured a challenging spell at Huddersfield Town. Kevin Russell is now searching for a new club after a turbulent 16-month stint at […]
Rangers seem ready to surge forward, but something is holding them back—like pressing the accelerator while the handbrake is still on. The club’s future hinges on the completion of the 49ers Enterprises takeover and the appointment of a new manager, with Davide Ancelotti the leading candidate. Until these moves happen, everything feels stalled, including preparations for next season and key transfer decisions.
Former captain Craig Moore voiced his frustration on the Go Radio Football Show, demanding answers about the club’s direction and financial clarity. With a £40 million Champions League campaign looming, Moore warned against repeating costly transfer mistakes, urging the club to get its house in order before moving forward.
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