Why a move for Hector Bellerin does not make sense for Barcelona According to Mirror (h/t Daily Mail), Barcelona want to bring back Hector Bellerin to Camp Nou. Presidential candidate, Joan Laporta, has laid out the initial plans to strengthen his bid. That includes bringing back the £110,000-a-week Arsenal man who spent his developmental years …
Why Michael Olise would be a good long-term signing for Crystal Palace According to a report from The Sunday Mirror (December 20; Page 71), Crystal Palace have emerged as the new favourites to sign in-demand Reading playmaker Michael Olise. Premier League rivals Leeds United had been heavily linked with a swoop for the youngster in …
Why Jesse Lingard would be an impact signing for Sheffield United According to claims from Manchester Evening News (h/t Daily Mail), Sheffield United are interested in securing a loan for out-of-favour Manchester United attacker Jesse Lingard in the January window. As per the report, the Blades are set to seek reinforcements in the winter market …
Why Burnley have struck gold with a new deal for Jack Cork According to the Lancashire Telegraph, Burnley midfielder Jack Cork has signed a new deal to extend his stay at Turf Moor until 2022, with the Clarets holding the option of triggering a 12-month extension to the contract. Cork is currently into his fourth …
Why Manchester United signing Tyrone Mings would solve defensive issues Back in July, a report from ESPN had mentioned Aston Villa star Tyrone Mings among the potential centre-back targets for Manchester United during the summer window. Nathan Ake and AC Milan skipper Alessio Romagnoli were also understood to be on United’s shortlist but the Red …
Why Glenn Murray return would be a massive boost for Brighton According to claims from Football Insider (h/t Sussex Live), Brighton and Hove Albion veteran Glenn Murray could have his loan spell at Watford terminated when the transfer window reopens next month. As per the report, the Seagulls are planning to reach an agreement with …
Why West Ham would be better off dropping their interest in Marcelo According to The Sun, West Ham are eyeing up a free transfer for Brazilian centre-back Marcelo when his contract at Lyon expires next summer. The 33-year-old had been close to joining the Hammers for a reported £20million earlier in the year in January. …
Why Harry Kane can be a dream signing for Manchester United According to Express (h/t Football.london), Spurs forward Harry Kane has changed his stance on a potential move to Manchester United. The talismanic striker was said to be growing frustrated with life at Spurs and wanted to make a move away from the club back …
Why Wolves should push to sign Maxi Gomez from Valencia According to the Daily Mail, Premier League side Wolves are keeping a close eye on Valencia’s Uruguayan striker Maxi Gomez. With the La Liga club in dire financial situation, it is expected that they could sell Gomez either this January or in the summer. And …
Why West Brom must take a punt on Max Watters in January According to the Daily Mail, Premier League strugglers West Brom are keeping tabs on in-form Crawley Town striker Max Watters. The 21-year-old is also on the radars of Watford, while clubs from League One and Belgium have also shown an interest in the …
Why Leeds United signing Danny Rose would be a smart move According to Football Insider (h/t Leeds Live), former Sunderland forward Kevin Phillips has urged Leeds United to sign Danny Rose. He was of the opinion that they need a natural and better quality left-back than Stuart Dallas and Ezgjan Aloiski to cut it in …
Why Wolves should launch a move for Stoke City’s Tyrese Campbell According to Football Insider (h/t Brighton & Hove Independent), Wolves are interested in versatile Stoke City forward Tyrese Campbell. They are joined by Burnley in monitoring the 20-year-old, but the Potters are reluctant to sell him. Profile Son of former Arsenal striker Kevin Campbell, …
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