Stoke City star’s exit looms as transfer interest builds.
Stoke City anticipate interest in their key players, but Stoke on Trent Live reports that Viktor Johansson is expected to stay this summer. Stoke City […]
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‘Absolute stinker’ — Craig Moore reveals the three Rangers transfer disasters that could haunt the club if repeated
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.
Celtic’s Transfer Gamble Reaches Breaking Point – Will Leeds United Snatch Maeda in Shock Swoop?
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.
Club set to move fast for Fulham star – but Marco Silva could derail the deal
Fluminense are stepping up their pursuit of Fulham striker Carlos Vinícius as they prepare for the Club World Cup this June. According to Bolavip, club […]
Leeds United Plot Shock Move for Danny Ings After Mysterious West Ham Twist
Leeds United are eyeing experienced striker Danny Ings as a potential addition following their return to the Premier League. With West Ham confirming Ings’ departure at the end of the season, the 32-year-old could be a bargain signing for a Leeds side eager to bolster their attacking options. While Joel Piroe has impressed, manager Daniel Farke knows that survival in the top flight will require greater depth and firepower. With proven Premier League pedigree—72 goals to his name—Ings could provide both experience and crucial support up front as the Whites prepare for a challenging campaign.
Caught on Camera: Junior Firpo’s Cryptic Six-Word Message to Leeds United Chief Stuns Fans at Bus Parade
Junior Firpo was all smiles as Leeds United players celebrated their Championship title with an open-top bus parade on Monday, but beneath the jubilation, there was an important matter left unresolved: his contract. Despite his standout performances this season, which included four goals and ten assists, Firpo has yet to sign a new deal with the club ahead of the Premier League return.
During the parade, Firpo made a playful yet telling remark, captured on Jayden Bogle’s live Instagram video. The left-back was heard telling Leeds United chairman Paraag Marathe, “send me the ting man,” seemingly urging for a contract resolution. His comments, made in the midst of a celebration, hint that talks are ongoing, and Leeds fans will be hoping for good news, as Firpo has proven himself to be a key asset in their promotion to the top flight.
£100m Wonderkid Back on the Market: Leeds United Set for Transfer Showdown with Everton
Leeds United have officially secured their return to the Premier League after a dramatic final game against Plymouth Argyle, clinching the title on goal difference thanks to a late goal from Manor Solomon. With promotion sealed, the focus now shifts to the summer transfer window, where strengthening the squad is a priority. Leeds are actively searching for a new striker to lead the line, with Patrick Bamford’s reliability in question and Joel Piroe’s ability to thrive in the Premier League under scrutiny.
One name that continues to surface is Brighton’s Evan Ferguson, a 20-year-old striker currently on loan at West Ham. Once valued at £100 million, Ferguson’s recent form has seen his market value drop, making him a more attainable target for Leeds. While Ferguson’s potential is undeniable, the club faces the crucial decision of whether he’s ready to make an immediate impact in the Premier League, where survival is paramount.
Leeds United Poised to Clash with Everton in High-Stakes £10m Transfer Battle as Newcastle United’s Bold Valuation Emerges!
Leeds United are set to compete with Everton for the signing of Newcastle United midfielder Sean Longstaff, who is valued at £10m. Longstaff, 27, has made over 200 appearances for the Magpies but has struggled for regular first-team action this season due to competition from Sandro Tonali, Bruno Guimaraes, and Joelinton. With just over a year left on his contract, Longstaff could be looking for a move, and Leeds are reportedly interested in securing his services. Former United midfielder David Prutton believes Longstaff would be a solid addition to Leeds, praising his experience and work ethic.
Meanwhile, Leeds are also said to be tracking former Tottenham defender Eric Dier, who is set to leave Bayern Munich after just one season. Despite interest from several Premier League clubs, Dier is reportedly close to joining Ligue 1 side AS Monaco. As Leeds prepare for a busy summer transfer window, they are focused on strengthening their squad following their promotion to the Premier League.
Third Time Lucky? Leeds United on Brink of £20m Coup for ‘Very Good’ Star After Two-Year Pursuit
Could this finally be the summer Leeds United lands Gustavo Hamer?
After a failed attempt last year, Leeds United may be poised to make their move for Sheffield United’s star midfielder, Gustavo Hamer. With a £20 million bid now more feasible thanks to their Premier League return and Hamer’s standout season, the timing could be right. The Brazilian-born playmaker, named Championship Player of the Year, has been a key figure for the Blades, and his creativity and goal-scoring ability would fill the void in Leeds’ midfield.
Former Sheffield United player Lee Hendrie believes Hamer could make the switch this summer, particularly if the Blades fall short of promotion again. After seeing a £13 million offer rejected in 2023, Leeds may finally land the midfielder if Sheffield United’s promotion hopes fail once more.
‘No Brainer’ Move Looms: Don Goodman Tips Piroe’s Fierce Rival to Seize Stunning Leeds United Opportunity
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.