' ANOTHER DAY OF TRANSFERS WEDNESDAY 15TH JUNE '

' ANOTHER DAY OF TRANSFERS WEDNESDAY 15TH JUNE '

Morning and Welcome to Another Day of Football Transfers, We Will keep you All Updated Through Out the Day


BREAKING NEWS

Brazil sack head coach Dunga following their elimination from the Copa America.




VARDY WEIGHING UP FUTURE

Leicester boss Claudio Ranieri has confirmed that forward Jamie Vardy is still weighing up a summer switch to Arsenal, reports the London Evening Standard.

The Italian, who guided the Foxes to a maiden top-flight crown last season, also stated that the England international will have the final say on his future at the King Power.





BLACKPOOL SIGN MATT

Blackpool have signed striker Jamille Matt on a two-year deal.

The 26-year-old, who scored seven goals in 14 appearances en route to the League Two play-off final while on loan at Plymouth Argyle, will officially join the club once his contract expires at Fleetwood Town later this month.




Portsmouth have completed the signing of MK Dons midfielder Carl Baker on a two-year deal.

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LENNON KEY IN HANLON STAY

New Hibernian boss Neil Lennon has persuaded defender Paul Hanlon to remain at Easter Road.

The out-of-contract centre-back had been attracting interest from top-flight Aberdeen but Hanlon has now signed a new three-year deal to stay with the Ladbrokes Championship outfit.

And the 26-year-old has revealed his mind was made up following talks with former Celtic boss Lennon, who was confirmed as Alan Stubbs' replacement last week.

Hanlon said: "I'm delighted to extend my stay for another three seasons. There is a real excitement following the end to the season and with Neil coming in, and I'm looking forward to getting started again.

"The fans have been brilliant with me throughout my time here, and it's great to see so many signed up for next season already.

"I'm now determined to build on our success from last season and get Hibs back to the Premiership."

REGIONAL PAPER TALK

Plenty of transfer talk in today's regional papers - here's a couple of standout lines:

Borussia Dortmund midfielder Henrikh Mkhitaryan has been told to make a decision about his future at the Bundesliga club by the end of the week, according to reports in the German media, amid interest in the Armenian from Man Utd - Manchester Evening News



West Ham's move for Lyon forward Alexandre Lacazette may open the door for Sunderland to make their own bid for Hammers striker Diafra Sakho - Sunderland Echo



Leicester boss Claudio Ranieri says Jamie Vardy is still weighing up a summer switch to Arsenal and that the England international will have the final say on his future at the King Power - London Evening Standard

WEST HAM SIGN FEGHOULI

West Ham have signed Valencia winger Sofiane Feghouli on a three-year deal.

' THE SUN '

Jose Mourinho and Pep Guardiola are locked in a £50m battle for Everton and England defender John Stones.



Kevin Ratcliffe has urged Wales to become sporting immortals by ending their 32-year wait to beat England.


Manchester City have made an initial enquiry concerning a move for former Manchester United goalkeeper Victor Valdes.




Manchester City have joined Chelsea and Paris Saint-Germain in the race for West Ham and France star Dimitri Payet.

' TELEGRAPH '

England and Wales may have to finish first or second in their Euro 2016 group to progress if Russia are disqualified.

' DAILY MIRROR '

Manchester United face Zlatan Ibrahimovic competition from Bayern Munich, with the Germans targeting a replacement for Robert Lewandowski.


West Ham are to be offered a transfer swap of West Brom's Saido Berahino for fellow striker Diafra Sakho.

' DAILY EXPRESS '


Ronald Koeman is ready to target Newcastle goalkeeper Tim Krul as one of his first signings, with Everton also considering a move for Belgium midfielder Axel Witsel.



Chelsea have been rocked with the news that Roma are planning to hand Radja Nainggolan a bumper new contract.



Barcelona youngster Abel Ruiz has reportedly turned down the chance to leave this summer for Chelsea, Man City or Arsenal.

' DAILY MAIL '


Patrice Evra says France have fewer egos than in the past and 'the team is the star' as Les Bleus arrive in Marseille for the Albania clash.


Manchester United will NOT introduce a women's team despite criticism over the failure to be more inclusive.



England will look to cut off the supply line to Gareth Bale against Wales rather than man-marking the Real Madrid forward.


France are preparing to axe stars Paul Pogba and Antoine Griezmann as Didier Deschamps gets ruthless ahead of playing Albania.

' THE INDEPENDANT '

Raheem Sterling is set to retain his England place ahead of Daniel Sturridge for Thursday's Euro 2016 clash against Wales.

ARTER SIGNS NEW BOURNEMOUTH DEAL

Bournemouth midfielder Harry Arter has signed a new three-year contract with the Vitality Stadium.

Iceland captain tried to swap shirts with Cristiano Ronaldo immediately after final whistle

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June 15, 2016

Iceland captain tried to swap shirts with Cristiano Ronaldo immediately after final whistle (Video)
‘Hey Ronaldo’
Iceland captain Aron Gunnarsson could be proud of his shift in their 1-1 draw with Portugal, a result that gave them their first ever European Championship point on their tournament debut.

But rather than bask in the glory of their achievement or run immediately over to the fans, Gunnarsson sought out what he must have considered to be the ultimate memento: Cristiano Ronaldo’s shirt.

‘Wanna swap?’
It took Gunnarsson a second or two to get the perma-tanned forward’s attention. When he eventually did, Ronaldo didn’t seem arsed with the request. Fuming over some perceived injustice instead of owning up to his own incompetence in front of goal on the night, he walked over to wag his finger at the officials.

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PAPER TALK

Right, let's kick things off this morning with a quick roundup of some of the biggest stories making today's back pages...

Man City have made an initial enquiry concerning a move for former Man Utd goalkeeper Victor Valdes (Star)


Man City have joined Chelsea and PSG in the race for West Ham and France star Dimitri Payet (Sun)


Man Utd face competition from Bayern Munich for Zlatan Ibrahimovic, with the Germans targeting a replacement for Robert Lewandowski (Mirror)


Chelsea have been rocked with the news that Roma are planning to hand Radja Nainggolan a bumper new contract (Express)

RANIERI TO PEN NEW CONTRACT

Leicester boss Claudio Ranieri will put pen to paper on a big-money new deal after the end of the European championship, says the Daily Star.

The Italian, 64, is currently tied to the Premier League champions until the summer of 2018.

CHELSEA EYE MANDANDA

Chelsea are in talks with Marseille 'keeper Steve Mandanda, 31, according to reports in the Guardian.

The Blues are understood to want the France international, who will be out of contract at the end of this month, to act as back-up to No. 1 Thibaut Courtois next season.

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'BORO SCOUT SERIE A MIDFIELDER

Middlesbrough are keeping close tabs on Atalanta midfielder Marten De Roon, claim La Gazzetta dello Sport.

The Dutchman, 25, recently extended his contract with the Serie A side until the end of June 2019 after arriving at the club on loan from Heerenveen last summer.

Manchester United face competition from Bayern Munich for Zlatan Ibrahimovic, with the Germans targeting a replacement for Robert Lewandowski.


West Ham are to be offered a transfer swap of West Brom's Saido Berahino for fellow striker Diafra Sakho.


Shane Long admitted he is disappointed that Ronald Koeman has left Southampton - but he could be joining his old boss at Everton.


Manchester City will step up their efforts to sign John Stones after missing out on Aymeric Laporte.


Ronald Koeman has made checks on Cameroon midfielder Eyong Enoh.


Newcastle will play hardball with rivals who want to land midfielders Georginio Wijnaldum and Moussa Sissoko.


Portsmouth midfielder Danny Hollands has offered to take a pay cut to stay at Fratton Park.


Middlesbrough are confident of landing Gaston Ramirez amid competition from Turkish giants Galatasaray.


Garry Monk is chasing Kemar Roofe and Manchester United whizkid Ashley Fletcher for his first two signings as Leeds boss.


Crawley midfielder Gwion Edwards is at the centre of a transfer tug of war between Rangers and Celtic.

Paul Heckingbottom becomes permanent manager of Barnsley

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NORTHAMPTON LAND HANLEY

Northampton Town have signed defender Raheem Hanley from Swansea on a free transfer.

Left-back Hanley, 22, whose contract at Swansea expires on July 1, has put pen to paper on a two-year contract.

MCCALL AGRESS BRADFORD DEAL

Stuart McCall has agreed a deal in principle to become the new Bradford manager, according to Sky sources.

The Scot's appointment is expected to be confirmed next week when he returns from holiday.

The club are making no official comment at this stage.