Newcastle are reportedly eyeing one of the brightest rising stars in Portuguese football. It has been just over three years since Newcastle United’s Saudi-led takeover […]
Millwall’s rising star Romaine Esse continues to impress, showcasing his talent on the international stage by scoring in England Elite Squad’s 4-0 victory over Germany. At just 19, Esse’s exceptional form for both club and country is drawing significant attention ahead of the winter transfer window. Meanwhile, Stoke City’s Jon Walters provided an injury update, revealing progress for key players like Lynden Gooch and Sam Gallagher, as the Potters prepare to face QPR. Over at Leeds United, former goalkeeper Paul Robinson dismissed rumors of an early termination of Manor Solomon’s loan, emphasizing his value in Leeds’ promotion bid despite recent injury setbacks.
Celtic should consider signing Lennon Miller in January, but there’s no reason to sell Nicolas Kuhn at this stage. Miller, one of the top young talents in Scotland, has impressed with his performances for Motherwell and is clearly a player for the future. However, with Celtic’s strong midfield depth, it’s unlikely he’d feature as a regular starter right now. A smart move would be for Celtic to sign him and loan him out to continue his development.
On the other hand, Kuhn’s future is secure at Celtic for the moment. Despite interest from clubs, his performances, particularly in the Champions League, have cemented his place as one of the top players in Scotland. Celtic is in no rush to sell, especially with the financial stability provided by their European success. Kuhn’s time for a big move will come, but for now, he should continue his progress at Celtic, where he’s playing in Europe and competing for silverware.
Nottingham Forest have progressed since shedding some excess players over the summer, yet one former player may now be on the verge of a return […]
Sky Sports pundit Kris Boyd believes Tyler Dibling won’t be at Southampton much longer after another strong performance in their defeat to Arsenal. The 18-year-old […]
A hefty Bayern Munich bid for Hakan Calhanoglu puts Inter Milan in a tough spot, balancing finances and on-field performance. Today’s print edition of the […]
Weston McKennie has opened up about his challenging experience at Juventus last summer, revealing how the club ostracized him after his return from a loan spell at Leeds. The U.S. national team midfielder faced a tough period at Elland Road in the latter half of the 2022-23 season and came back to Turin to find himself marginalized.
Despite Juventus initially wanting to offload him, McKennie worked his way back into former manager Max Allegri’s plans and became a key player in the 2023-24 season. However, in an interview with The Athletic, he expressed frustration at the club’s harsh treatment. McKennie recounted being without a locker, a room in the hotel, or a parking space, and even having to change with academy players. He resolved to prove his worth on the field in response to this treatment.
Though McKennie was effective last season, Juventus seems ready to part ways with him again. With his contract expiring soon and extension talks stalled, the club is prepared to sell. Rumors of a move to Aston Villa fell through, leaving McKennie in a difficult spot with new manager Thiago Motta reportedly not including him in future plans.
Rangers aim to beat Wayne Rooney to a summer transfer deal. Rangers had a mixed 2023/24 season, highlighted by their Scottish League Cup victory under […]
According to a report from TEAMtalk, Stoke City has expressed interest in acquiring winger Mickel Miller from Championship competitors Plymouth Argyle. Stoke City has joined […]
Aston Villa have received direct guidance on how to sign a midfielder who has reportedly been offered to both Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspur. Aston Villa, […]
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