Nottingham Forest are the latest club to "join the race" for an "unstoppable" Premier League forward, who is valued at around €60m (£52m), according t
Nottingham Forest now "join the race" to sign £50m+ Premier League forward
Arsenal seriously considering £60m Isak alternative after 17-goal haul
Arsenal are seriously weighing up a transfer alternative to Newcastle United star Alexander Isak who they are convinced will be much cheaper, with the
Tadic 2.0: Southampton make approach for “extraordinary” talent
Southampton only have a few days left of the frantic transfer window to get their last bits of business in through the door, knowing that more new rec
Man Utd have been bled dry by Ten Hag’s "frustrating" talent for 77 weeks
Over the last few seasons, Manchester United have had their fair share of failed transfers. Names such as Jadon Sancho, Alexis Sanchez and perhaps eve
Sunderland: Mowbray has exciting Ross Stewart heir in the academy
Sunderland have been able to bring through a number of talented players through their academy system over the years to bolster their first team or mov
Man Utd "In The Race" For "Generational" £70m Ace
Manchester United are reportedly among the clubs who are interested in signing Juventus star, Dusan Vlahovic, with the Serbian marksman among the club
Burnley make approach to sign £200k-a-week Chelsea player, he "will leave"
Newly-promoted Burnley have made an audacious approach to sign a Chelsea big-name this summer, with Enzo Maresca and BlueCo looking to trim their bloa
83% duels lost: Ange must axe Spurs dud after an "inexcusable" 4/10 display
Tottenham Hotspur exited the FA Cup in the fourth round earlier this afternoon, falling to a 2-1 defeat against Aston Villa at Villa Park. Jacob Ra
Celtic make first move to re-sign £190,000-a-week Jota in late loan deal
Celtic have enquired about the idea of re-signing 25-year-old attacker Jota late in the summer transfer window, according to a report.
Derby County messed up by letting "wonderful" star leave for free
Derby Countys financial woes now seem to be a thing of the past, with the Rams at one stage in danger of going out of business before the long-establi