Liverpool have made enquiries about the availability of Wolves winger Adama Traoré, a man that Jurgen Klopp has described, at his best as “unplayable”. Now instead they have turned their attention to former Barcelona man
Wolves boss Nuno Espirito Santo is the new favourite to succeed Unai Emery at Arsenal. The Spaniard is under intense pressure after the club’s poor end to last season and even more disappointing beginning to
Manchester United are the latest club to express an interest in Burnley winger Dwight McNeil. The 19 year old has been linked with a move to a number of other Premier League clubs ahead of
Arsenal may be third in the table, but their defence remains a major problem, and their clean sheet against Bournemouth on Sunday was only their second in the Premier League this season. Now they are
Wolves are ready to go back to Liverpool with an increased bid for Liverpool midfielder Rafael Camacho. The 19-year old Portuguese player made two appearances for the Liverpool first team last summer, one against Wolves
Everton are the favourites to sign Danny Welbeck on a free transfer this summer. The 28-year old is set to leave Arsenal this summer after the club decided against offering him a new deal, announcing
Liverpool will play Wolverhampton Wanderers in the final match of the Premier League season on Sunday 12th May at 3 pm BST, knowing that they have to win but also that, even if they do
Central defender Nicolás Otamendi will leave Manchester City at the end of the season, with Wolves and West Ham amongst the club’s likely to be interested in signing the 31-year old. That is according to
Marseille want to hang on to Sanson but may be forced to sell him and some of their other stars because of Financial Fair Play restrictions. He is currently under contract in the South of
Both Liverpool and Barcelona are monitoring Wolves left-back Ruben Vinagre. The Portuguese under-19 international, who has just turned 20, joined Wolves on loan from Monaco when they were in the Championship, and impressed sufficiently during