' Welcome to another day of Football Breaking News ' SUNDAY

' Welcome to another day of Football Breaking News ' SUNDAY

It's the morning after the night before and England fans will be waking up with a familiar feeling,While Welsh fans will still be celebrating a great win over Slovakia.

GOOD MORNING

Welcome to another day of Football Breaking News its Sunday 12th June 2016 :thumb right:

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BARTON TAKES SWIPE AT BROWN

New Rangers signing Joey Barton has wasted no time in taking a swipe at Old Firm rivals Celtic and aimed his comments at skipper. Scott Brown.

"People keep talking about Joey Barton and Scott Brown. He ain't in my league. He is nowhere the level I am as a player. He can't get to me," the former Burnley, QPR and Marseille midfielder told talkSPORT.

"If I play well, Scott Brown doesn't stand a chance. That is not me being blasé. That is me just stating what I believe."

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QPR TARGET FOFANA

Championship side Queens Park Rangers are targeting a move for Manchester City youngster Seko Fofana, French publication L'Equipe reports.

He signed for the Premier League club in 2013 after moving from Lorient, but has been out on loan at Fulham and Bastia where he had a successful spell this season.

QPR are now said to want him on a permanent basis, with Bordeaux, Torino and Hamburg also interested in his services.

PAPER TALK

Dortmund striker Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang would cost Manchester City a British record transfer fee of £65m. (Daily Mirror)


Manchester United boss Jose Mourinho is ready to launch a £22m raid for Leicester midfielder N'Golo Kante. (Daily Mirror)



Romelu Lukaku could be set to end his two-year stay at Everton, with Serie A champions Juventus leading the race for his signature. (Daily Mail)


Potential new Everton boss Ronald Koeman is plotting a move for Leicester goalkeeper Kasper Schmeichel. (Sunday People)

BURNLEY EYE BOAZ

Sean Dyche is back in the Premier League with Burnley and wants to recruit back up for Tom Heaton. The Clarets were promoted as champions and will be looking to follow in the footsteps of Bournemouth and Watford last season who remained in the top division after going up.

According to the Birmingham Mail, Dyche wants West Brom 'keeper Boaz Myhill to challenge England international Heaton for the number 1 jersey at Turf Moor.

Wales created history by beating Slovakia in their first match on a major finals stage since 1958.

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VARDY TO CAVANI?

Arsenal will move their attention to Edinson Cavani if Jamie Vardy decides to stay at Leicester, according to the Sunday Express.

The PSG striker is keen to move away from the French champions in order to play regularly through the middle as a central striker.

The Uruguay international has reportedly rejected a mammoth £500,000-a-week offer from the Chinese Super League as he’s keen on a move to England.

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KANTE £100K-A-WEEK?

N’Golo Kante has been offered a £100,000-a-week contract to stay at Premier League champions Leicester City, according to The Daily Telegraph.

Kante has been linked with a whole host of European giants in recent weeks, including PSG and Manchester United.

It is understood the Leicester man will wait until after the European Championships to make his decision on his future.

PAPER TALK

PSG are hoping to sign Barcelona star Neymar and are considering activating his £153m release clause. (Daily Mail)

Liverpool have opened talks with Emre Can over a new deal as they look to reward his significant progress. (Daily Mail)

Juventus forward Alvaro Morata would reportedly prefer to join Manchester United rather than Chelsea, provided the Red Devils don't sign Zlatan Ibrahimovic. (The Sun)


Aston Villa's £75m takeover by Dr Tony Xia is expected to finally go through early next week. (Daily Telegraph)

KROOS FOR POGBA?

Juventus want Toni Kroos as part of any transfer involving Paul Pogba moving to Real Madrid, according to Marca.

A figure of 120 million euros has been suggested for the transfer of the French midfielder but Juventus are adamant they don’t need to sell their star man.

SAINTS SHOULD APPOINT BRITISH

Former Southampton manager Lawrie McMenemy believes the club should appoint a British manager once Ronald Koeman completes his move to Everton.

The Dutchman has been at St Mary's for two season since replacing Mauricio Pochettino but is odds-on favourite to succeed Roberto Martinez at Goodison Park.

McMenemy, who guided the Saints to the 1976 FA Cup and a second place berth in the old First Division, suggested the club should look toward Eddie Howe, Mark Hughes, Alan Pardew or Steve Bruce.

Writing for the Southampton Echo, McMenemy said: “Hand on heart, certainly with the experience we have had with our last two managers and what is happening elsewhere, I would like to see a British manager."

BROWN CONSIDERS MOVE ABROAD

Three former Sunderland players are on the lookout for new clubs after being released by the Black Cats on Friday. Wes Brown, Danny Graham and Steve Harper were shown the exit door at the Stadium of Light as Sam Allardyce looks to re-build a side that only just staved off relegation last season.

Despite the setback, former Manchester United defender Brown, 36, still wants to extent his playing career and is willing to move abroad to secure a new contract.

The Premier League has announced which players have been released from their clubs and which ones remain for the 2016/17 season.

Released players include Manchester United pair Nick Powell and Victor Valdes, Arsenal duo Tomas Rosicky and Mathieu Flamini, Manchester City's Martin Demichelis and Liverpool's Kolo Toure.

The list includes players from Newcastle, Norwich and Aston Villa, despite their relegation to the Championship.

BOURNEMOUTH RELEASE

Released
Carmichael, Joshua Lewis
Distin, Sylvain
Muleba, Jonathan Mukendi
Stockley, Jayden Connor
Wakefield, Joshua
Zubar, Stephane

GET JOE FOR £10m

Joe Allen will cost Swansea £10million to sign him from Liverpool, according to the Sunday Mirror.

The Welsh midfield maestro’s future at Liverpool is uncertain with his contract set to expire in 12 months’ time and Swans chairman Huw Jenkins has openly said he wants the midfielder to return to south Wales.

Allen played 127 games for Swansea before leaving for Liverpool in a £15m deal.

GET JOE FOR £10m

Joe Allen will cost Swansea £10million to sign him from Liverpool, according to the Sunday Mirror.

The Welsh midfield maestro’s future at Liverpool is uncertain with his contract set to expire in 12 months’ time and Swans chairman Huw Jenkins has openly said he wants the midfielder to return to south Wales.

Allen played 127 games for Swansea before leaving for Liverpool in a £15m deal.

He is getting better and better Liverpool mad to let him go and after the euros £10M will not be enough . He was magnificent yesterday

CHALOBAH WANTS ITALIAN JOB

Torino have opened talks with Chelsea over taking youngster Nathaniel Chalobah on loan for the season, according to reports.

The midfielder spent last season on loan at Napoli but failed to make an impression, playing just 12 games.

However that experience hasn’t put the England Under-21 international off playing in Italy and is reportedly looking for a loan move.

KOEMAN WANTS SCHMEICHEL

Ronald Koeman will bid £20million for Leicester goalkeeper Kasper Schmeichel if he takes over at Everton, according to The Sun.

Koeman has yet to finalise his move from Southampton yet but has already put plans in place to strengthen his squad, with a goalkeeper top of his shopping list.

Everton released goalkeeper Tim Howard in the summer

REDS BID FOR ZIELINSKI

Liverpool have made a £9.5million bid for Udinese midfielder Piotr Zielinski, report the Guardian.

The Reds are reportedly hopeful the lure of working with manager Jurgen Klopp could persuade the Poland international to make the switch to Anfield.

Klopp is believed to have spoken to the 22-year-old, who has spent the last two seasons on loan at Empoli, personally in attempt to push through a move.

Napoli are also interested in Zielinski, with their president, Aurelio De Laurentiis, confirming they are trying to convince him to opt for a move to Naples over Merseyside.

“Liverpool have made a bid for him and Zielinski wants to join them but we are trying to convince the player to join us, because we have an agreement with Udinese,” he said.

Released
Arteta Amatriain, Mikel
Flamini, Mathieu
Rosicky, Tomas

WOLVES MAKE SMITH BID

Wolverhampton Wanderers have made a £750k bid for Fulham striker Matt Smith, the Express and Star reports.

The former Leeds man had to settle for a place behind Moussa Dembele and Ross McCormack at Craven Cottage last season, while Wolves lost two frontmen in Benik Afobe to Bournemouth and Nouha Dicko to injury and will be looking to replenish the ranks this summer.