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The Guardian
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- The Guardian
Nottingham Forest keen on Fulham's Adama Traoré after Dan Ndoye deal
Nottingham Forest are interested in signing the Fulham winger Adama Traoré. If a deal can be done for the 29-year-old it would see him reunite with Nuno Espírito Santo, who he worked under at Wolves. After selling Anthony Elanga and Ramón Sosa, Forest have been eager to recruit new wingers. A club-record deal was agreed for Bologna's Dan Ndoye on Monday, with the Switzerland international set to join this week after a medical is completed. Personal terms are not thought to be an issue for Ndoye, who turned down the chance of moving to Serie A champions Napoli in favour of the Premier League. Traoré has spent the past two seasons at Craven Cottage after joining on a free transfer from Wolves, where he worked under Nuno for three years, helping them finish seventh twice. The Portuguese is a huge admirer of Traoré and is pushing for a deal to be completed. Traoré played 36 times for Fulham last season, scoring twice and creating a further seven goals to help Marco Silva's men finish 11th The potential arrival of Traoréconsidered one of the quickest players in the Premier League, would help negate the loss of Elanga, who joined Newcastle for £55m earlier in the window. Going into their first European campaign in 30 years, Forest are also considering increasing their bid for James McAtee after seeing an opening offer of £20m plus £5m in add-ons rejected by Manchester City for the England Under-21 midfielder.
BBC News
5 hours ago
- BBC News
Lionesses star Lauren Hemp's first club needs new coaches
Lauren Hemp's first football club needs more coaches - as youngsters inspired by the success of their local Lioness rush to forward has just won her second Euros title with England but started out at North Walsham Town FC in clubhouse was packed on Sunday as Hemp and the Lionesses beat Spain in a penalty shootout to lift the European historic win has prompted a fresh wave of interest from youngsters, with under-10 girls coach Vicky Harmer saying: "Every day we're getting more calls from parents wanting their girls to join the club." "It's monumental," Ms Harmer said of Hemp's impact. "Girls' football at the club is continuing to grow at such a rapid pace and the Lionesses have been the ones that have inspired these girls to join." She added: "Right from reception age upwards there are tonnes of girls that want to play and unfortunately at the moment we just don't have the coaches to put on the teams for the girls."We're doing our best to get some friendlies in but we would absolutely love coaches to come forward." Hemp started out playing with boys teams at North Walsham but joined Norwich City's Centre of Excellence at 10 years was disbanded five years later, so she returned to her hometown was again playing alongside boys until joining Bristol City as a 16-year-old - as her journey towards the professional game stepped family still live in North Walsham, where a huge mural of Hemp takes pride of place on the side of marketplace was packed when she returned for a celebration of England's 2022 Euros triumph. The club has boys and girls teams - but it is struggling to keep up with the demand created by Hemp's high-profile successes with Manchester City and the lionesses.A spokesman for the Norfolk Football Association encouraged potential volunteers to approach their local more information email Follow Norfolk news on BBC Sounds, Facebook, Instagram and X.
The Sun
5 hours ago
- The Sun
England Euro 2025 triumph is most-watched TV moment of 2025 as millions tune in on BBC and ITV for
ENGLAND'S mighty Lionesses sent the nation wild after a heart-stopping Euro 2025 final win over Spain with a record jaw-dropping 16.2 MILLION fans glued to the action. The drama-packed showdown in Basel had it all, goals, nerves, and penalty shootout heroics. 3 3 Sarina Wiegman's side retained their European crown in front of a record-breaking audience. After a tense 1-1 draw, it was Queen of Cool Chloe Kelly who slammed home the winning spot-kick – just like she did at Wembley in 2022. Goalkeeper Hannah Hampton became a national hero, pulling off two stunning saves to crush Spanish dreams. The clash pulled in a staggering 11.6 million on BBC One alone, gobbling up 59 per cent of all TV eyeballs. And with ITV also showing the final, the combined peak soared to 16.2 million, the biggest TV moment of the year so far. Online, fans couldn't get enough, the match racked up 4.2 million streams on iPlayer and BBC Sport, while 11.4 million hit up the BBC's live page for every twist and turn. Across the entire tournament, the BBC's TV coverage reached a whopping 22.1 million, with 231 million views flying in from its social media pages. He added:'The incredible Lionesses took us on an emotional rollercoaster. England's Lionesses return home to heroes' welcome with EURO 2025 trophy "It's the kind of moment you'll always remember – where you were, who you were with and how it felt.' England were so dominant that four of the Lionesses players made it into the team of the tournament. Goalkeeper Hannah Hampton, right-back Lucy Bronze, forward Chloe Kelly and striker Alessia Russo have all been picked.
