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Oussama Targhalline Rangers clue as Ligue 1 Ibrox recruit confirmed amid French reports

04/07/2024 Raymond 0

Rangers fans are now turning their attention to Oussama Targhalline, a 22-year-old midfielder from Le Havre, as reports indicate that the Ibrox club is closely monitoring his situation. Nils Koppen and Philippe Clement are keen to strengthen the Rangers squad, and Targhalline, who hails from Morocco, has emerged as a potential target. This interest comes alongside Rangers’ nearing deal for fellow Moroccan, FAR Rabat striker Hamza Igamane, suggesting a trend towards adding Moroccan talent to the Ibrox roster from Ligue 1.

Ex-Hatters loan star completes £30m move from Leicester City to Chelsea

03/07/2024 Raymond 0

Midfielder Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall has completed his move from Leicester City to Chelsea, marking a significant step in his career. The 25-year-old, who emerged through Leicester’s youth system and impressed during loan spells at Blackpool and Luton Town, joins Chelsea after a successful stint at Leicester where he played a pivotal role in their Championship title-winning season. Dewsbury-Hall expressed excitement about joining Chelsea, describing it as a privilege to play for a club he grew up admiring and expressing confidence in his ability to thrive alongside top-tier players.

Wilfred Ndidi to Celtic chance as manager reunion offered

03/07/2024 Raymond 0

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 injury blow as midfielder ruled out for four months

27/06/2024 Raymond 0

Ben Pearson, Stoke City’s 29-year-old midfielder, faces a four-month recovery period following surgery for a persistent hamstring injury. Initially hoping to avoid surgery, Pearson ultimately required the procedure, which will likely see him miss the first ten games of the season and all pre-season preparations. Pearson, who joined Stoke permanently last summer from Bournemouth for a fee under £500,000, had a challenging season plagued by injuries, limiting his league appearances to 22.

Steven Schumacher, expressing his frustration, noted that Pearson had been working with the club’s physios all summer, but an undiagnosed hamstring issue necessitated the surgery. Schumacher remains hopeful for Pearson’s recovery and emphasized the importance of focusing on rehabilitation. Despite Pearson’s absence, Stoke City boasts a robust midfield lineup, including Josh Laurent, Wouter Burger, and emerging talent Sol Sidibe. Recent signings like Viktor Johansson and Eric Bocat further strengthen the squad. Schumacher remains pragmatic, urging Pearson to concentrate on his rehab to ensure a strong comeback.

Young Newcastle United star nominated for Premier League 2 award

02/05/2024 Raymond 0

Alfie Harrison, an 18-year-old midfielder, emerged as Newcastle United’s sole signing during the January 2024 transfer window. With the specific transfer fee undisclosed, Harrison’s decision to join St James’ Park was influenced by the perceived swifter pathway to first-team opportunities compared to his previous club, Manchester City. Despite his youth, Harrison’s impressive performances for the Newcastle United under 21s have garnered attention, leading to his nomination for the Premier League 2 Player of the Month award for April 2024. As the summer approaches, speculation surrounds Harrison’s next career move, with possibilities ranging from a loan spell for regular playing time to a potential inclusion in the Newcastle United first-team squad.

The 4 Stoke City players surely keen to escape the club this summer

28/04/2024 Raymond 0

Despite rebuilding their squad last summer, it appears that additional reinforcements will be necessary.

This holds true regardless of the division they find themselves in next season, as new signings are required to rejuvenate the club and dispel the stagnation that has plagued it in recent times.

Given their lackluster performances in the Championship since their return, it is imperative that their recruitment efforts are precise and effective.

Sunderland ace Nectarios Triantis goes viral for what he did during defeat to Rangers

31/03/2024 Raymond 0

Triantis’s transition to a midfielder role at Easter Road could potentially enhance his prospects of securing a spot in Sunderland’s team in the future. With Dan Ballard and Luke O’Nien’s performances solidifying their positions, Triantis’s struggles in defense suggest the need for reinforcement before he earns regular first-team football. However, excelling in midfield could provide Sunderland with an additional option, particularly given Corry Evans’s uncertain contract situation and the effectiveness of other midfielders. Despite hopes for a breakthrough, doubts persist about Triantis’s potential, leaving skepticism about whether he’s truly a hidden gem unearthed by Kristjaan Speakman.