' ANOTHER BIG DAY OF BREAKING NEWS, MONDAY 25TH JULY '

' ANOTHER BIG DAY OF BREAKING NEWS, MONDAY 25TH JULY '


We Will keep you All Updated through out the day of All the Football News of All Clubs


Joe Allen set for Stoke medical -

Norwich boss Alex Neil is set to make a £15m bid for Fulham's Scotland striker Ross McCormack. (Daily Record)


Hull will interview former Everton boss Roberto Martinez for the vacant manager's job at the KC Stadium



' £18.5Mill '

Stoke hope to tie up the £18.5m double deal for Joe Allen and Ramadan Sobhi this week.



' SAINTS IN FOR TRIPPIER? '

Southampton are considering a bid for Tottenham full-back Kieran Trippier, according to the Daily Star.

The former Burnley man was second choice to Kyle Walker last season, and Saints reportedly believe a £5m offer could tempt Spurs to sell.






' BURTON’S DOUBLE DEAL '

Burton Albion manager Nigel Clough hopes to complete deals for Lloyd Dyer and Ryan Delaney as soon as possible.

As reported by the Derby Telegraph, Clough said: "We’ve hopefully got a deal sorted out with Lloyd. There’s just one or two little bits of paperwork to sort out. I think he’s signing a year deal with us.

“I think we’re about there with Ryan as well.”






' DAVID MOYES 'WANTS JANUZAJ' '

David Moyes is reportedly looking to make Adnan Januzaj one of his first signings as Sunderland manager.

According to the Daily Mail, the Man Utd winger, who was given his debut by former Old Trafford boss Moyes, is available for loan.

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WAYNE ROONEY: I’D LIKE TO BE MANAGER

25/07/16

England and Manchester United captain Wayne Rooney has revealed he would like to become a manager when he retires from football.

The 30-year-old made the admission during a Facebook live Q&A with his fans, with the questions being asked by team-mate Ashley Young.

"I would like to be manager when I finish playing," Rooney said.

"Football is what I've done my whole life. I'm currently in the process of taking my coaching badges so hopefully when I finish playing I'll have that complete."

' DAILY MIRROR '


Pep Guardiola's plan to reshape Manchester City's squad is being complicated by a contractual time-bomb, with seven senior players in the final year of lucrative long-term deals bolstered by big-money loyalty payments.


Atletico Madrid are still refusing to give up on re-signing Diego Costa from Chelsea.


West Ham are targeting Toulouse striker Wissam Ben Yedder as they continue their search for a new forward.


Tottenham will give up on Clinton N'Jie as he joins Marseille on loan after a disappointing debut season in north London.


Stoke hope to tie up the £18.5m double deal for Joe Allen and Ramadan Sobhi this week.


Swansea are weighing up a fresh move for £8m-rated Tottenham winger Alex Pritchard.

' DAILY MAIL '

Chelsea midfielder Nemanja Matic is the top target for Juventus as they search for Paul Pogba's replacement.

New Sunderland manager David Moyes is set to enquire about Manchester United winger Adnan Januzaj.

Georginio Wijnaldum has revealed a compelling conversation with Jurgen Klopp made him reject interest from Everton and Tottenham and join Liverpool.


Stoke will battle Crystal Palace for the signature of West Brom forward Saido Berahino.

' THE SUN '

Liverpool midfielder Joe Allen is closing in on a £13m move to Stoke after former club Swansea failed to follow up their interest with a firm bid.

Jurgen Klopp will make a last ditch bid to lure Leicester left back Ben Chilwell to Liverpool.

' THE INDEPENDENT '

Sam Allardyce's first game as England manager will be a friendly against Croatia at Wembley on September 1, three days before the team face Slovakia in their first World Cup qualifier of the new campaign.


Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers has backed Leicester winger Riyad Mahrez to reject Arsenal after witnessing the Algerian's talents first-hand during a pre-season friendly.

' THE GUARDIAN '

Nolito chose Manchester City over Barcelona for the chance to work under Pep Guardiola and to play in the first team, the Spanish forward has revealed.


Bournemouth manager Eddie Howe says Jordon Ibe should target an England call during his debut season at the Vitality Stadium.

' THE STAR '

Southampton are plotting a £5m swoop for Tottenham defender Kieran Trippier.


David Moyes is hoping to complete the signings of Micah Richards and Charles N'Zogbia after taking over at Sunderland.

' DAILY EXPRESS '

Hull will interview former Everton boss Roberto Martinez for the vacant manager's job at the KC Stadium.

CITY’S CONTRACT SITUATION

The Daily Mirror reports Pep Guardiola’s transfer plans are being hampered by the contract status of several Man City fringe players.

City have seven players entering the final year of contracts – Yaya Toure, Fernandinho, Pablo Zabaleta, Gael Clichy, Jesus Navas, Bacary Sagna and Willy Caballero – many of whom are prime candidates to sell in order to bolster Guardiola’s transfer kitty.

But because many are on big wages and due loyalty bonuses for completing their deals, City are finding it difficult to move them on.









BARCA ‘AGREE GAMEIRO DEAL’

Barcelona are set to announce the signing of Kevin Gameiro from Sevilla after reaching a deal with their La Liga rivals, according to Spanish newspaper Sport.

Luis Enrique wants a fourth forward to support Lionel Messi, Neymar and Luis Suarez, and Gameiro has reportedly opted for Barca over an offer from Atletico Madrid.

MONTANIER WANTS ‘ONE OR TWO’

Philippe Montanier says he wants to sign “one or two” new players before the close of the transfer window.

The Nottingham Forest boss said: “I am happy, but I would be happy with one or two more as well, why not?

“I would like a big squad, because we know that the season is very long and we need a big squad for that.

“I am pleased with the signings we have made, but I would be happy if we can get one or two more as well.”

PAPER TALK

25/07/16

Let’s take a look at some of the headlines making the back pages of today’s national newspapers…

Chelsea midfielder Nemanja Matic is the top target for Juventus as they search for Paul Pogba's replacement. (Daily Mail)


Atletico Madrid are still refusing to give up on re-signing Diego Costa from Chelsea. (Daily Mirror)


Jurgen Klopp will make a last-ditch bid to lure Leicester left-back Ben Chilwell to Liverpool. (The Sun)


Southampton are plotting a £5m swoop for Tottenham defender Kieran Trippier. (Daily Star)


Hull will interview former Everton boss Roberto Martinez for the vacant manager's job at the KC Stadium. (Daily Express)

Norwich boss Alex Neil is set to make a £15m bid for Fulham's Scotland striker Ross McCormack. (Daily Record)

CHILWELL TO LEICESTER?

Jurgen Klopp will make a last-ditch bid to lure Leicester left-back Ben Chilwell to Liverpool, reports The Sun.

Chilwell is being offered a new contract at the Premier League champions but reports suggest Liverpool will make a final bid to bring the England U21 defender to Anfield.

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MARADONA HURT BY HIGUAIN MOVE

Argentina legend Diego Maradona has expressed his sadness that Gonzalo Higuain could be leaving Napoli for Juventus but blamed "fat cats of business" for the move.

Sky Italy reported that Napoli striker Higuain had undergone a medical with officials from Juventus and had agreed a deal to join the club. Napoli and Juventus remain in negotiations about a potential deal for the 28-year-old Argentina international, with the buyout clause at almost £79m.

Writing on his official Facebook page, Maradona, who won two titles with Napoli, was particularly upset that his compatriot would be leaving the club for a rival Serie A side.

"This Higuain affair is hurting me because he is going to a direct rival like Juventus," he wrote. "But we cannot blame the player either. A player has a responsibility to himself and it is those fat cats of business that are grinning the most in this case. Nobody thinks of the fan."

' LIVERPOOL ECHO '

Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp is eyeing a £28m move for Schalke starlet Max Meyer, according to reports in Germany.


Klopp says Liverpool's signing of Alex Manninger will allow the club's younger goalkeepers to continue their development.

' LONDON EVENING STANDARD '

Jose Mourinho says he'd still be at Chelsea if Roman Abramovich wanted him, but admits he wants a long Manchester United career.

Arsenal chief executive Ivan Gazidis has defended the club's spending policy and believes finishing runners-up in the Premier League last season shows they are making progress.

AC Milan's Carlos Bacca will decide on his proposed £26m move to West Ham in the next 48 hours.

' EXPRESS & STAR '

Outgoing Wolves chief executive Jez Moxey is set to move to Championship rivals Norwich after overseeing Wolves' transition to the new owners, according to reports.


Aston Villa have confirmed the exit of Carles Gil, with the midfielder joining Deportivo on a one-year loan deal.

PL DUO CHASE BROZOVIC

Arsenal and Liverpool are interested in signing Inter Milan midfielder Marcelo Brozovic, according to Gazzamercato.it.

It is claimed the Croatia international is also being tracked by Napoli and Juventus.

Inter are thought to be asking for a fee in the region of 30m euros for the player.

Joe Allen set for Stoke medical - Reports

25/07/16

Joe Allen is due to have a medical with Stoke City after agreeing personal terms with The Potters.

The Liverpool Echo expect the Welshman to complete a £13 million move today, meaning the Swans would miss out on one of their top transfer targets.

Swansea saw an £8 million bid for the 25-year-old rejected earlier this summer and it is now believed that Allen has agreed personal terms with Mark Hughes’ side.

Last week, Swans chairman Huw Jenkins insisted that the club were still in the hunt to secure a Liberty homecoming for the former fan favourite but that seems a long way off at this stage.

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ROBSON-KANU LATEST

Steve Bruce's departure as Hull City manager has put on hold Hal Robson-Kanu's potential move to the KC Stadium, according to Sky Sports News HQ.

We undertand Bruce had wanted to make Robson-Kanu his key summer signing, but the player now seems keen to explore all options and will take his time before making a decision.

"Bruce is a fantastic manager and it is always nice to be wanted by a manager like him,” Robson-Kanu told SSNHQ.

Robson-Kanu, who scored two goals for Wales at Euro 2016, is a free agent after running down his Reading contract in the summer

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DALE LOAN FOR ODELUSI

Rochdale have confirmed the loan signing of Sanmi Odelusi, the Sky Bet League One club have announced.

The 23-year-old winger joins Dale on a season long loan from Championship side Wigan Athletic.

N’JIE MOVING DESPITE INJURY

Tottenham forward Clinton N'Jie is still expected to join Marseille on a season-long loan despite picking up a calf injury.

Sky sources understand the 22-year-old, who joined Spurs from Lyon last summer, completed a medical with the Ligue 1 club over the weekend but is currently waiting on the renewal of his working visa in France.

The delay has also held up the £10.8m move of young Marseille winger George Kevin N'Koudou to White Hart Lane, which has all been agreed.

N'Jie's absence from the club’s pre-season tour of Australia was down to a knock, which is understood to be a slight calf muscle problem that will sideline him for about 10 days but not affect his potential move.