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Re: Saturday news (includes West Ham)
Posted: 11 Aug 2024, 23:34
by Russ of the BML
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Posted: 11 Aug 2024, 19:23
by Texas Iron
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Re: Saturday news (includes West Ham)
Posted: 10 Aug 2024, 14:42
by With Kind Regards
Thanks Alan 2:20 Sat Aug 10
Re: Saturday news (includes West Ham)
Posted: 10 Aug 2024, 14:42
by With Kind Regards
Thanks Alan 2:20 Sat Aug 10
Re: Saturday news (includes West Ham)
Posted: 10 Aug 2024, 14:20
by Thanks Alan
Thanks Alan
Saturday news (includes West Ham)
Posted: 10 Aug 2024, 14:19
by Alan
"BBC Manchester United are planning a fresh bid for Everton's 22-year-old England defender Jarrad Branthwaite after learning their new signing Leny Yoro is unlikely to play again this year. (Sun), external The Netherlands centre-back Matthijs de Ligt, 24, and Morocco full-back Noussair Mazraoui, 26, are expected to join Manchester United from Bayern Munich with progress being made in talks between the two clubs. (Sky Sports Germany), external Juventus are examining the feasibility of signing England winger Raheem Sterling from Chelsea but realise they will face competition from other Premier League clubs for the 29-year-old. (Gianluca di Marzio - in Italian) , external Bayern Munich have pulled out of a deal to sign 28-year-old Germany defender Jonathan Tah from Bayer Leverkusen. (Kicker - in German), external Crystal Palace have rejected a second bid, believed to be worth about ¬£50m, from Newcastle United for centre-back Marc Guehi, 24, as talks continue between the two clubs. (Sky Sports), external Wolfsburg defender Maxence Lacroix has been identified by Crystal Palace as the man to replace Guehi, with the 24-year-old entering the final year of his contract at the Bundesliga club. (Florian Plettenberg), external American billionaire John Textor has made a bid to become the majority owner of Everton, which could end the saga around the sale of the club. (Guardian), external Brazil forward Rodrygo, 23, has no intention of leaving Real Madrid even if Manchester City try to bring him in as a replacement for Argentina striker Julian Alvarez, who is set to join Atletico Madrid. (AS - in Spanish) Crystal Palace are in talks with Galatasaray about a season-long deal for former Eagles winger Wilfried Zaha. The 31-year-old Ivory Coast forward left Selhurst Park to join the Turkish club on a free transfer last summer. (Guardian), external Leicester City are also working on a deal to sign Zaha from Galatasaray. (Athletic - subscription required), external Arsenal are ready to sanction 25-year-old English forward Eddie Nketiah's departure to Marseille on loan with an obligation to buy for a fee in the region of ¬£25m. (Athletic - subscription required), external Wolverhampton Wanderers have targeted Ajax's 20-year-old Portugal winger Carlos Forbs as a replacement for compatriot Pedro Neto, 24, who is closing in on a move to Chelsea. (Fabrizio Romano), external West Ham United are close to winning the race to sign 24-year-old France defender Jean-Clair Todibo from Nice amid strong competition from Juventus. (Telegraph - subscription required), external Championship side Queens Park Rangers are interested in Japan's 22-year-old attacking midfielder Koki Saito, who plays for Belgian club Lommel. (West London Sport), external Barcelona have closed the door on a move for Liverpool's Luis Diaz for the time being but the Catalan club's sporting director Deco and president Joan Laporta remain fans of the 27-year-old Colombia winger. (Sport - in Spanish) Sky Paper Talk THE SUN Manchester United are plotting a fresh bid for Jarrad Branthwaite - after learning their new signing Leny Yoro is unlikely to play again this year. Italian giants Juventus are plotting a move for Liverpool goalkeeper Caoimhin Kelleher. Chelsea appear set to start the Premier League season without a shirt sponsor for a second successive year. DAILY MAIL Sir Norman Foster, one of the most famous British architects in recent history, could be tasked with designing a new Old Trafford and transforming the surrounding area. Oleksandr Usyk has welcomed a trilogy with Anthony Joshua, claiming he would be more than happy to face the Brit for a third time after 'beating Tyson Fury' in their December rematch. Organisers from the 2024 Olympics vowed to replace athletes' rusty medals after Team USA skateboarder Nyjah Huston revealed the condition of his bronze piece a week after winning it in Paris. DAILY MIRROR Liverpool will benefit from the ¬£65m deal that will see Dominic Solanke move to Tottenham as they are due a 20 per cent cut of any profit Bournemouth make from the sale. Tammy Abraham is expected to be among the names Bournemouth consider in their quest to replace Tottenham-bound Dominic Solanke. Brendan Rodgers does not want to sell Matt O'Riley but admitted Celtic may facilitate his departure should his valuation be met this summer. Marseille are trying to hijack Leeds' bid to sign Norwich attacker Jonathan Rowe with the Canaries placing a ¬£15m price tag on the striker. Manchester United will have to pay ¬£30million for Sander Berge if they want to prise the Norway midfielder away from Burnley. Matias Soule has suggested the influence of Roma boss Daniele De Rossi saw him spurn a move to Leicester. DAILY EXPRESS Liverpool could still snatch two new forwards this summer, as well as the ¬£51m capture of Martin Zubimendi. Manchester United are planning to make at least three more signings before the summer transfer deadline. Manchester United could be about to beat Arsenal to the signing of Fenerbahce defender Ferdi Kadioglu after holding talks with his representatives. DAILY STAR Liverpool are in a tug-of-war with Real Sociedad over midfielder Martin Zubimendi with La Real pulling out all the stops to persuade the Spain international to stay put. THE ATHLETIC Leicester City are working on a deal to sign Wilfried Zaha from Galatasaray with the 31 year-old available on a season-long loan. DAILY TELEGRAPH Leicester have explored a loan deal for Atalanta striker Bilal Toure to bolster Steve Cooper's attack before the start of the club's return to the Premier League. Bournemouth are on the brink of pulling off an ambitious move for Barcelona full-back Julian Araujo to bolster their squad for Andoni Iraola ahead of the Premier League season. THE TIMES Enzo Dallaglio, the son of England's Rugby World Cup winner Lawrence, has been credited with playing a key role in the naming rights deal under which Twickenham will be renamed the Allianz Stadium next month. THE GUARDIAN The American billionaire John Textor has made a bid to become the majority owner of Everton, which could end the saga around the sale of the club. DAILY RECORD Polish official Bartosz Frankowski has apologised and begged for forgiveness after his arrest shame before Rangers' Champions League showdown with Dynamo Kyiv and explained why he and a VAR sidekick stole a road sign. Queens Park Rangers have agreed a deal to sign Brest's former Celtic winger Karamoko Dembele. SCOTTISH SUN Todd Cantwell met with a high-powered delegation from Turkish outfit Trabzonspor to discuss a transfer move away from Rangers. SportsView Aaron Wan-Bissaka to undergo West Ham medical in next 72 hours West Ham are in advanced negotiations with Manchester United to sign Aaron-Wan Bissaka. Fabrizio Romano claimed on 9 August that the Hammers are looking to sign the right-back after securing the deal for Jean-Clair Todibo. Now, Florian Plettenberg has claimed that both clubs are in contact and want to finalise the deal as early as today. There is an expectation that an agreement will be reached. The Sky Germany journalist adds that verbal agreement between the two clubs has been reached, and personal terms have been agreed upon as well. Wan-Bissaka will sign his contract until 2030, which means it will be a long-term six year deal at the club. Talks between the two sides are at an advanced stage, and the defender‚Äôs medical has been scheduled for the next three days. Plettenberg wrote on X: ‚ÄúEXCL | Advanced stage in the negotiations between Manchester United and West Ham about a permanent deal of Aaron Wan-Bissaka. ‚ÄúBoth clubs are in contact now and want to finalize the deal today. And they will. Medical is planned for the next 3 days. ‚ÄúVerbal agreement between West Ham and Wan-Bissaka is done. Personal terms are all agreed as revealed on August 1st. He can sign a contract until 2030. Done deal very soon.‚Äù The Hammers are set to confirm the signing of Todibo today, and the Nice defender will become their seventh signing of the summer. This has been a fantastic transfer window for West Ham where they have been able to sign a goalkeeper, two new defenders, a quality central midfielder, a proven goalscorer, and two attacking midfielders. Signing a right-back was a priority for the Hammers after Ben Johnson left the club to join Ipswich Town. Wan-Bissaka is a highly experienced defender, and he would be a terrific addition to the side. Manchester United have already found his replacement. Bayern Munich defender Noussair Mazraoui is expected to move to Old Trafford once the Red Devils ship out Wan-Bissaka. Sport Italia Inter, Nantes ask 30 million for Zez?©. Premier strong on him: West Ham negotiates The road that could lead Nathan Z?©z?© to Italy and in particular to Inter seems uphill. While it is true that the Nerazzurri are interested in the French defender to strengthen the back line, it is also true that, according to what was gathered by the editorial staff of SPORTITALIA, the requests of his club to let him leave are currently very distant from the evaluations made in Milan. Nantes starts, at least for now, with a request of 30 million. A figure that can be negotiated, but in addition to this, the strong interest from the Premier League for him must be noted: at this moment Zeze is closer to playing in England than in Italy. Above all, West Ham has shown its interest in a concrete way in the last few hours, which in defense is also engaged in negotiations for another objective of our clubs, namely Todibo, followed by Juventus. The team coached by Lopetegui is however not the only one to have shown interest in him from the British championship."