Cardiff City won the race to sign Harry Wilson on loan from Liverpool for the rest of the season. They beat off strong competition, with neighbours Swansea City, as well as Nottingham Forest, Derby and
Paul Pogba’s contract at Manchester United has been extended. His current deal was due to expire in the summer, a fact that prompted a wave of speculation about his immediate future. At the French World
Manchester City’s hopes of signing David Alaba from Bayern Munich could be thwarted by Juventus. The 28-year old Austrian defender is out of contract at the Allianz Arena next contract, and, despite being offered a
Arsenal full-back Sead Kolasinac has been offered to Roma. The Bosnian international was linked with a summer move away from the Emirates, with a return to the Bundesliga on the cards at one stage, with
Chelsea are already making transfer pans for next summer, with Borussia Dortmund’s Erling Haaland top of their wish list. The 20-year old only joined Borussia Dortmund from Red Bull Salzburg in January, but he continues
Manchester United are interested in making a move for Sevilla defender Jules Kounde in the January window. The 21-year old Frenchman was a target for United’s neighbours City in the summer, with reports suggesting that
A host of Championship club want to sign Harry Wilson on loan before Friday’s deadline. The 23-year old has not featured for Liverpool in the Premier League this season and was left out of their
Danny Rose seems certain to leave Tottenham before the domestic window closes. The left-back has not been issued with a squad number for this season by the Premier League side, did not feature in their
He has yet to kick a ball for them. However, AC Milan are already exploring options as to how to make the loan move to them of Diogo Dalot into a permanent move. Dalot found
Manchester City are likely to reignite their interest in signing Ajax full-back Nicolas Tagliafico in the January window. City considered making a move for the 28-year old Argentine international over the summer, but they were