
Dominic Calvert-Lewin linked with new club after Everton farewell.
Dominic Calvert-Lewin has officially confirmed his departure from Everton after nearly a decade at the club. The 28-year-old forward’s contract expired this summer, and despite […]
Dominic Calvert-Lewin has officially confirmed his departure from Everton after nearly a decade at the club. The 28-year-old forward’s contract expired this summer, and despite […]
Sunderland AFC have agreed a record-breaking €35 million deal to sign Strasbourg’s dynamic midfielder and captain Habib Diarra. The 21-year-old, who recently impressed for Senegal against England, has given the green light to join the newly promoted Premier League side, marking a bold statement of intent from the Black Cats following their return to the top flight.
Sunderland have made a major statement of intent by securing the £30 million signing of highly-rated midfielder Habib Diarra from Strasbourg, marking their second record-breaking transfer of the summer. The 21-year-old Senegal international, who recently scored against England at Wembley, is set to replace Jobe Bellingham following his £30 million move to Borussia Dortmund. Diarra’s arrival underlines Sunderland’s growing focus on Ligue 1 talent and signals their ambition to compete strongly in the Premier League.
Sunderland’s hopes of signing Dynamo Kyiv striker Vladyslav Vanat have been thrown into doubt, despite being the only club to make formal contact with the Ukrainian side. While reports initially suggested a rising price tag, journalist Mikhail Spivakovsky dismissed claims of an inflated fee as “absurd,” insisting the €20m release clause remains intact. However, he also questioned whether a move to Wearside was realistic, casting doubt over the Black Cats’ pursuit. Meanwhile, sporting director Kristjaan Speakman reaffirmed Sunderland’s commitment to long-term Premier League stability, emphasizing their strategic recruitment efforts.
West Ham Eye German Striker Amid Summer Rebuild West Ham United are actively searching for a new striker as part of a crucial summer rebuild. […]
Leeds United are stepping up their summer business with a bold move for Newcastle striker Callum Wilson, a player described as “incredible” and seen as a guaranteed starter under Daniel Farke next season. With Premier League survival the top priority, the club is targeting experienced, proven talent to avoid the fate that befell Ipswich, Leicester, and Southampton last season. Wilson, whose contract at Newcastle is set to expire, is attracting interest from several clubs—but Leeds are confident that the promise of regular game time could tip the scales in their favour. While his injury record raises valid concerns, a fully fit Wilson could be the difference-maker Leeds need in their top-flight return.
Sam Allardyce’s managerial journey has seen no shortage of twists, but few chapters were as turbulent as his time at Newcastle United. Arriving just days before Mike Ashley’s takeover, Allardyce later admitted he felt doomed from the outset. His stint lasted a mere six months, marred by uninspiring performances and mid-table stagnation, before Ashley pulled the plug. Years later, reflecting on the most passionate fanbases he’d encountered, Allardyce raised eyebrows by naming Newcastle, Everton, and West Ham—snubbing Sunderland and Leeds United despite his former ties. “When you’ve got the biggest support, you’ve got the loudest noise,” he told TAG Sports.
Leeds United were recently forced to defend their captain, Ethan Ampadu, after a social media post by his former partner stirred controversy. The club clarified that the pair are separated and that Ampadu had no role in the post, which featured their child in a Galatasaray shirt. It’s an unfortunate distraction from what has otherwise been a brilliant season for the Welsh international, who now holds a market value of €16 million—more than double what Leeds paid for him in 2023.
Meanwhile, former Leeds defender Robin Koch, who left on a free transfer in 2024, has seen his value soar after a strong season with Eintracht Frankfurt. Now attracting interest from top Bundesliga clubs, Koch could command a fee of up to €20 million. For Leeds, it’s a stark reminder of the cost of letting a valuable asset walk away for nothing.
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.
Celtic have already welcomed back Jota and are set to bring Kieran Tierney home this summer, but caution surrounds the idea of re-signing Kyogo Furuhashi. After struggling to make an impact at Rennes, Kyogo’s potential return has been questioned by former Scotland striker Paul Dickov, who warns that Celtic can’t keep relying on familiar faces. Meanwhile, Leeds United are eyeing Daizen Maeda, impressed by his recent goal-scoring form in Scotland. Former player Lee Hendrie believes Maeda could be a smart, budget-friendly gamble for the Elland Road side as they search for a proven striker.
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