David Ornstein: Liverpool Snubs Southampton’s £15M Offer for Young Star
Liverpool have firmly declined Southampton’s £15 million bid for Fabio Carvalho, according to David Ornstein in The Athletic. The 21-year-old forward, who spent last season […]
Liverpool have firmly declined Southampton’s £15 million bid for Fabio Carvalho, according to David Ornstein in The Athletic. The 21-year-old forward, who spent last season […]
Southampton is preparing a bid for Norwich City winger Abu Kamara, who has also been linked to a re-signing by Portsmouth FC this summer. However, […]
Being the second-choice goalkeeper for a Championship team is a notable achievement for a young player like Pierce Charles. However, this role won’t provide the experience he needs. At his age and with his potential, Charles would benefit more from being the first-choice goalkeeper at another club, ideally in League One or Two. The possibility of not going out on loan due to Ben Hamer’s injury could be frustrating, and Rohl must carefully consider the situation. Bringing in another goalkeeper on a free transfer to fill the No. 2 spot temporarily might be necessary. Prioritizing the development of young talents is crucial for Sheffield Wednesday, and a successful loan move could help Charles become a more valuable asset for the club in the future.
Rangers scouts assessed Motherwell’s Lennon Miller during his first pre-season match last weekend, where the 17-year-old contributed to a 2-1 victory over Livingston. With an impressive breakout season last year, including 32 appearances and notable performances against Celtic, Miller has caught the attention of the Ibrox club. Manager Philippe Clement is focused on revamping the squad, having already signed several new players for the upcoming season. A potential move for Miller fits Rangers’ strategy of acquiring young talent to develop and sell for a profit. Miller is contracted with Motherwell until 2026, giving the club a strong position in any negotiations.
A highly-regarded young talent has been given the opportunity to trial at Sunderland’s Academy of Light. Goalkeeper Robert Cook has joined Sunderland and is currently undergoing a trial at their academy, as reported by The Echo. Following the departures of Alex Bass to Notts County and Nathan Bishop to Wycombe Wanderers, Sunderland signed Simon Moore to provide cover and competition for Anthony Patterson. During a training session at the Academy of Light, Patterson and Moore were joined by England youth international Matty Young. Young is expected to participate in the pre-season before going out on loan again next season. The academy also includes Adam Richardson, Dan Cameron, and Kelechi Chibueze. Recently, Cook was invited to train at the Academy of Light, working alongside Cameron, Chibueze, and under-18 goalkeeper Ben Metcalf. It is anticipated that the 17-year-old Cook will trial with other clubs over the summer, including Manchester United, before making a decision about his future.
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