From Nottingham Forest’s perspective, expect numerous transfer rumors—some will be legitimate, while others will not. The Reds have been quite active so far, signing five […]
Sunderland fans have overwhelmingly endorsed Kristjaan Speakman and Stuart Harvey’s pursuit of free agent Alan Browne. With the midfielder’s availability following his departure from Preston North End, Sunderland is actively pursuing him without a transfer fee. Reports indicate Browne is undergoing a medical at the Academy of Light, with Sunderland eager to secure his signature ahead of Championship rivals and clubs from Turkey. The response from fans has been notably positive, with 83.2% of respondents in a poll supporting Browne’s potential arrival. On social media, supporters highlighted his experience and potential to contribute to the team’s development, particularly in mentoring younger players.
The former Sunderland defender, Danny Batth, is now a free agent after being released at the end of the season. This summer, Batth returned to his former club, Wolves. The 33-year-old centre-back, who was voted Sunderland fans’ player of the season during the 2022-23 campaign, made only 16 Championship appearances for Norwich. According to a report from the Express & Star, Batth has been training with Wolves’ under-21s to maintain his fitness while negotiating with other clubs. However, a permanent return to Wolves is not expected for the former Middlesbrough and Stoke City player.
The former Sunderland defender, Danny Batth, is now a free agent after being released at the end of the season. This summer, Batth returned to his former club, Wolves. Despite being voted Sunderland fans’ player of the season during the 2022-23 campaign, the 33-year-old centre-back was allowed to leave Wearside for Norwich, where he only made 16 Championship appearances. According to a report from the Express & Star, Batth has been training with Wolves’ under-21s for the past week to maintain his fitness while negotiating with other clubs. However, a permanent return to Wolves is not anticipated for the former Middlesbrough and Stoke City player.
Brendan Rodgers will have the opportunity to reunite with a former Leicester City midfielder this summer, who became a free agent after his contract expired with the Foxes. The player, linked previously with major clubs like Manchester United and Real Madrid, was valued at £52 million by Leicester in 2021. Known for his pivotal role in Leicester’s Championship title win and subsequent return to the Premier League, the Nigerian midfielder is now set to explore new opportunities, possibly including a move to Scottish Premiership champions.
Stoke City head coach Steven Schumacher was notably impressed during a Zoom chat that played a pivotal role in finalizing the signing of Ben Gibson. Both Schumacher and Gibson were in sync when the defender interrupted his family holiday to discuss his potential move to Stoke City. Gibson, a 31-year-old center-half, joins Stoke as a free agent following his successful tenure at Norwich, where he helped the team reach the play-offs in the last year of his contract. Schumacher was keen on bringing in experience and leadership to his squad, which had lacked players aged 30 or above starting 20 or more league games in the previous season.
Schumacher shared his thoughts on Gibson, highlighting his strong references and impressive career, which includes numerous promotions from the Championship. He emphasized the importance of leadership and a winning mentality within the dressing room, qualities that Gibson exemplifies. Schumacher’s positive external references about Gibson further reinforced his decision, portraying Gibson as a dedicated professional and a winner—traits crucial for the team’s growth.
Serie A champions Inter are nearing a deal for Genoa goalkeeper Josep Martinez, with both clubs having agreed on a transfer fee for the 26-year-old. […]
Sheffield United and Stoke City are both competing to sign Norwich City defender Sam McCallum. Sheffield United, preparing for their return to the Championship after a last-place finish in the Premier League, and Stoke City, who finished 17th last season, are keen on the 23-year-old left-back. McCallum played 29 Championship games for Norwich City last season and is set to become a free agent at the end of the month, making him an attractive target for both clubs. Despite financial constraints due to takeover talks, Sheffield United might still pursue McCallum if the terms are favorable.
Aston Villa is reportedly eyeing a Leicester City attacker, but they face competition from Everton. The Villans are exploring the striker market as current option […]
Everton are considering a move for a new winger as Sean Dyche looks to bolster his squad with limited funds. At present, Everton manager Dyche […]
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