Jack Clarke update: new bid emerges amid interest from Ipswich and Southampton.
Sunderland faces a challenge to retain Jack Clarke with just eight days left in the summer transfer window. Jack Clarke has solidified his reputation as […]
Sunderland faces a challenge to retain Jack Clarke with just eight days left in the summer transfer window. Jack Clarke has solidified his reputation as […]
Despite scoring just once in every five games during his loan spell last season in Buckinghamshire, Emre Tezgel is likely to improve significantly over the next year with regular minutes. In 2021, when he was just 16, Tezgel attracted interest from Premier League giants Chelsea, Manchester City, and Manchester United. This early attention underscores the promise and talent of the young forward, suggesting his potential has been evident for several years.
Sheffield Wednesday have submitted a bid for a proven Championship striker as they prepare for the 2024/25 season. The club has already had a productive summer transfer window, with eight new signings, including Charlie McNeill, who joined after being released by Manchester United. McNeill will compete for a spot in the squad alongside striker Jamal Lowe, who has arrived from Bournemouth after a loan spell with Swansea City in the 2023/24 campaign.
Sheffield Wednesday have reportedly made an ‘opening bid’ for Troyes attacker Ike Ugbo, according to Mike McGrath on X. Ugbo, a Canadian international, played a pivotal role for Sheffield Wednesday during the latter part of the 2023/24 season while on loan, scoring seven goals to help the Owls secure their Championship status. Following his successful loan spell, Ugbo has attracted interest from other Championship clubs and is being monitored by Premier League teams.
In contrast to Patterson’s high valuation, Jack Clarke is priced at £7.5 million, which is somewhat surprising given the frequent mentions of the former Tottenham Hotspur winger making a significant move to the Premier League. Patterson’s remarkable rise, especially evident during the 2022-23 season, has seen his value soar, serving as an inspiration for many youth players at the Stadium of Light. Among them is 17-year-old goalkeeper Matty Young, already being hailed as a “future number one” for the club by football journalist Craig Stoddart.
The future of Joe Rodon is a major concern for Leeds United this summer. Rodon completed his season-long loan from Tottenham Hotspur with his final game at Wembley, where Leeds lost 1-0 to Southampton in the play-off final. Without an option-to-buy clause in his loan deal, Leeds must now negotiate with Spurs to secure his permanent transfer. Rodon’s impressive performances, which contributed to Leeds achieving the second-best defensive record in the division, have made head coach Daniel Farke eager to retain him.
Leeds face a challenging transfer window as they aim to comply with the EFL’s PSR regulations, requiring the departure of key players to balance the books. Chairman Paraag Marathe has assured that funds will be available for new signings, and Red Bull’s minority investment in the club provides additional financial flexibility. Rodon has expressed a strong affinity for Leeds, and the club has communicated their intention to sign him permanently. However, with Premier League interest, including from Southampton, Rodon is currently on holiday contemplating his next move.
Sunderland player Chris Rigg sustained a minor injury while representing England in Cyprus. Rigg, who captained England’s under-17 team, was taken off in the 88th minute during their match against Italy at the European U17 Championships due to a slight hip injury. This minor injury occurred as the game neared extra-time, and his removal was a precautionary measure.
During the 2023-24 season, Rigg made 21 appearances for Sunderland’s first team in the Championship, starting eight of the last eleven matches. His performances have attracted attention from several Premier League clubs, including Manchester United and Newcastle. Sunderland is hopeful that the opportunity for senior football will persuade him to stay with the club. Recognized as one of the top talents in his age group globally, Rigg remains a target for major clubs such as Manchester City, Liverpool, Chelsea, and Bayern Munich.
Rigg garnered significant attention earlier this season when he scored against Southampton, becoming Sunderland’s youngest-ever league goalscorer. He headed in Sunderland’s fifth goal of the game from an Abdoullah Ba cross, a moment that underscored his potential and furthered interest from top-tier clubs.
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