Premier League

‘No Brainer’ Move Looms: Don Goodman Tips Piroe’s Fierce Rival to Seize Stunning Leeds United Opportunity

April 28, 2025 RAYMOND 0

The EFL Awards ceremony in London on Sunday night saw the Championship’s top performers recognized, as Leeds United’s Dan James and manager Daniel Farke were nominated for Player and Manager of the Year. Despite their impressive nominations, neither won, with Burnley’s Scott Parker and Sheffield United’s Gustavo Hamer taking home the honors. Leeds did secure a spot in the Team of the Season, with James, Jayden Bogle, and Ao Tanaka earning recognition, although players like Ethan Ampadu, Joe Rodon, and Joel Piroe were notably absent.

Looking ahead to the summer transfer window, Leeds are reportedly keeping an eye on Norwich’s Borja Sainz and Josh Sargent. After a thrilling season, Sainz has been in close competition with Joel Piroe for the Championship’s golden boot. Don Goodman believes that, given his stellar form, Sainz would be eager to make the jump to Leeds for Premier League football, calling it a “no-brainer.” However, with Leeds needing proven, battle-ready players next season, questions remain about whether Sainz’s Championship form is enough for the Premier League’s demands.

Exposed: ‘Plenty Who Shouldn’t Be There’ — Damning Report Rocks Fragile Hammers

April 27, 2025 RAYMOND 0

Graham Potter’s frustration with his West Ham squad was impossible to miss after yesterday’s collapse. Echoing the harsh words of striker Niclas Füllkrug, Potter seemed to blame certain players for switching off at a crucial moment — a lapse that cost them yet another point. As Brighton’s winning corner sailed in, several West Ham players could be seen turning away from the ball, a mistake no coach can easily forgive. “I’m sick of positives,” Potter admitted afterward, a rare moment of raw honesty that laid bare just how deep the cracks are running at the club.

Bayer Leverkusen Plot Second Ruthless Hijack of Leeds United Target in £16m Goalkeeper Chase

April 27, 2025 RAYMOND 0

Leeds United’s transfer frustrations could be set to repeat themselves. After losing out on Emi Buendia to Bayer Leverkusen in January, the club now faces another battle with the German giants — this time for Chelsea’s £16 million goalkeeper, Djordje Petrovic. As Leeds prepare for life without Illan Meslier, Leverkusen have swooped in again, making Petrovic a top priority to replace veteran Lukas Hradecky. With Xabi Alonso steering the ship, Leeds may once more find their ambitions hijacked at the final hurdle.

Leeds United on High Alert as ‘Fantastic’ Premier League Star Emerges as Dream £10m Signing for The 49ers

April 27, 2025 RAYMOND 0

Leeds United are set to prioritize replacing Illan Meslier this summer, with the French goalkeeper expected to depart after six years at Elland Road. Despite making 214 appearances since joining on loan from Lorient in 2019, Meslier has struggled for form, leading to his recent drop from the starting XI under Daniel Farke. As his contract runs until June 2026, it’s widely believed that a fresh start is needed for both Meslier and the club.

With Leeds linked to several potential replacements, four English international goalkeepers have emerged as targets, including Nick Pope, Aaron Ramsdale, and Sam Johnstone. Johnstone, currently at Wolves, is being touted as a strong contender, with his Premier League experience and international caps making him a solid choice to take over as Leeds’ new number one. However, questions remain about whether he would be a significant improvement over Meslier, whose form could bounce back. If Leeds are to stay competitive in the Premier League, they may need to invest heavily in a proven goalkeeper or turn their attention to Europe for a more reliable option.

Revealed: Dejphon Chansiri’s First Words After Seizing Control from Mandaric at Sheffield Wednesday

April 27, 2025 RAYMOND 0

In 2015, Dejphon Chansiri took the reins at Sheffield Wednesday with bold ambitions and a £30 million investment. Inspired by his son and the club’s rich history, he promised to work tirelessly to return the Owls to the Premier League. Early signs were promising, with back-to-back play-off campaigns under manager Carlos Carvalhal. Yet, despite glimpses of success, promotion proved elusive. Over the next decade, the dream faded, culminating in relegation, financial struggles, and renewed uncertainty about the club’s future.