English transfer deadline set to be moved back again
The experiment of moving the closure of the English transfer window to before the start of the season looks like it is set to be abandoned after just one year, with leading clubs labelling it
The experiment of moving the closure of the English transfer window to before the start of the season looks like it is set to be abandoned after just one year, with leading clubs labelling it
Bournemouth boss Eddie Howe is set to sign a bumper new deal which will see him become one of the best paid managers in The Premier League. The 40-year old who is in his second
John Terry is set to end speculation about his immediate future by signing for Russian side Spartak Moscow. Terry, who is a free agent, was heavily linked with a move back to Aston Villa, where
Juventus are intent on signing Manchester United forward Anthony Martial and are hoping they can get the 21-year old Frenchman to sign a pre-contact agreement in January. That is according to Italian outlet Calcio Mercato
Newcastle United winger Rolando Aarons has joined Czech side FC Slovan Librec on a six month loan deal. The news was confirmed by the club’s official website which states that he has moved to the
Junior Stanislas has signed a new 3-year deal with Bournemouth. That is according to The BBC who report that the 28-year old has agreed the new deal, despite the fact that he has not played
Nottingham Forest are in talks to land free agent Claudio Yacob who was one of the players released by West Bromwich Albion following their relegation to the Championship at the end of last season. The
Tottenham’s Belgian defender Jan Vertonghen is expecting the North London outfit to trigger an automatic extension to his contract which expires in June, keeping him at Spurs until 2020. If they do, he will be
West Bromwich Albion are considering signing former Norwich City players Wes Hoolahan and Russell Martin after it emerged that both men had been training with the Baggies this week. Both players are free agents after
West Ham have had a disastrous start to the season. Despite spending more than £100 million in the transfer market, they find themselves firmly rooted to the foot of the Premier League, and are pointless