Ipswich Town sets sights on Premier League move for £6.4 million-rated pair.
Ipswich Town is eager to strengthen their team this summer in preparation for the challenging task of surviving in the Premier League after earning promotion […]
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Ipswich Town: Kieran McKenna and Mark Ashton Discuss Premier League Strategy
Externally, all the focus around Ipswich Town has been on Kieran McKenna, his future, and his new long-term contract. The Ipswich Town manager had been […]
Southampton should look to Coventry City if Flynn Downes deal falls through: Opinion
Southampton’s desire is to secure Flynn Downes on a permanent deal, yet if that falls through, the club should consider pursuing Ben Sheaf. Southampton celebrates […]
Sheffield Wednesday Face International Competition For £6 Million-Rated Prodigy
Following a dramatic turnaround in fortunes coinciding with the appointment of manager Danny Rohl, there is considerable optimism for Sheffield Wednesday ahead of the upcoming season. Once seemingly doomed, the Owls managed a remarkable escape by going unbeaten in their final eight games and winning their last three, finishing 20th in the Championship. A pivotal win on the final day ensured their survival by just three points. With Rohl extending his tenure last week by signing a three-year contract, there is plenty for Owls fans to be excited about. The club has transitioned from facing potential relegation to League One to becoming an ambitious project under Rohl’s leadership.
Recently, they have been linked with young and promising striker Mika Biereth from Arsenal, further showcasing their ambition. Biereth, valued at £6 million by Transfermarkt, spent the second half of the season on loan with Sturm Graz, impressing with nine goals and four assists in 22 appearances. His performance has garnered significant attention, but Sheffield Wednesday now faces a challenging task in securing his services. According to The Standard, Sturm Graz wants to sign Biereth permanently and will hold talks this week.
Ex-Reading FC boss leaves Stoke City within a year
Jared Dublin, the former Head of Scouting for Reading, has departed Stoke City after less than a year with the club. American Jared Dublin joined […]
Fan Letters: “The spine of Sunderland’s team needs to be strengthened this summer”
Since 1964, I’ve been an ardent supporter of Sunderland Football Club, a loyalty that has persisted to the present day. It all began with my first match, a memorable 2-2 draw against Manchester United at Roker Park, where I found myself among 60,000 other passionate fans, instantly captivated by the atmosphere and excitement of the game. Over the years, I’ve witnessed both highs and lows in Sunderland’s performance. There were times when our team struggled, plagued by players who seemed more interested in collecting their wages than giving their all on the pitch.