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BBC News
18 minutes ago
- BBC News
Trio of clubs target £40m Grealish - Tuesday's gossip
Three clubs are keen on Manchester City's Jack Grealish, while Newcastle are hopeful of signing Crystal Palace's Marc Guehi and in talks with Dominic Calvert-Lewin. Tottenham, Newcastle and Napoli all monitoring England attacker Jack Grealish after Manchester City set an asking price of £40m for the 29-year-old. (Sun), externalNewcastle United remain hopeful of winning the race to sign Marc Guehi, 24, with the club looking to bolster their squad with the addition of the England and Crystal Palace centre-back. (GiveMeSport), externalCrystal Palace are themselves in talks with Sporting over a potential £45m deal for their Ivory Coast defender Ousmane Diomande, 21. (Guardian), externalItalian defender Davide Calabria, 28, is also a target for Crystal Palace. He impressed on loan at Bologna last season but is a free agent after leaving AC Milan when his contract expired. (Sky Sports, external)Newcastle have also held fresh talks with Dominic Calvert-Lewin, 28, with manager Eddie Howe a long-term admirer of the England striker who left Everton after his contract expired last month and has interest from Manchester United. (Talksport), externalWest Ham's 29-year-old Morocco defender Nayef Aguerd is a priority target for French side Marseille this summer. (L'Equipe - in French), externalManchester United have made an approach for Atalanta and Brazil midfielder Ederson, with Serie A duo Inter Milan and Juventus also tracking the 26-year-old valued at about £44m. (Goal - in Portuguese), externalDenmark striker Rasmus Hojlund, 22, is not considering a move away from Manchester United unless the club decide to sell him, with Inter Milan one of the clubs to have shown interest. (Fabrizio Romano), externalMeanwhile, Manchester United quoted a £30m transfer fee for Andre Onana to AS Monaco at the end of last month, but the 29-year-old Cameroon goalkeeper is also looking increasingly likely to stay at the club. (Mail), externalManchester United are also interested in Nigeria midfielder Wilfred Ndidi, 28, who has a reported £9m relegation release clause in his Leicester City contract, with Fulham, Everton and Crystal Palace also keen. (Tuttosport - in Italian), externalSunderland, Leeds United and Wolves are interested in Lens and Morocco Under-23 midfielder Neil El Aynaoui, but face competition from AS Roma, Juventus and AC Milan for the 24-year-old. (Footmercato - in French), externalSlavia Prague manager Jindrich Trpisovsky has confirmed El Hadji Malick Diouf is set to leave the club with West Ham and Leeds linked with the 20-year-old Senegal defender. (Standard), external
Scottish Sun
an hour ago
- Scottish Sun
Football star reveals he has become a vegan after joining eco-friendly non-league club as manager
The former ace has given up eating meat and replaced dairy with oat milk GOING GREEN Football star reveals he has become a vegan after joining eco-friendly non-league club as manager Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) TOUGH-tackling footballer Robbie Savage has become a vegan after joining a non-league team as manager. The ex-Wales midfielder, who once held the Premier League record for yellow cards, is the new boss of eco-friendly Forest Green Rovers. Sign up for Scottish Sun newsletter Sign up 2 Former football hardman Robbie Savage has gone vegan - aligning with the values of his new club, Forest Green Rovers Credit: Getty 2 Eco-warrior and green energy boss Dale Vince, is owner of the non-league club Credit: Getty The club serves only vegan food in the players' canteen and to fans on match days. And Robbie, 50, says he has aligned with the club's stance and has given up eating meat and replaced dairy with oat milk. The ex-Leicester City and Derby County star won his first pre-season game, beating Slimbridge 3-0, and is determined to get his team, based near Stroud, Gloucs, back to the football league. He added of the Cotswolds: 'It's a beautiful place, though I have a little French bulldog and I'm not sure her legs will get over the hills, I'll have to carry her.' Meanwhile, the club's owner, eco-warrior Dale Vince, has been told he needs permission to fly a giant Palestinian flag hoisted on his firm's HQ - as it is not recognised as a country. The Ecotricity boss was ordered to get planning consent for the banner, which has been hung from his offices in Stroud, Glos. Vince, who owns Forest Green Rovers, said: 'We are flying the flag out of solidarity with Palestinian people. "The council got in touch and said 'Oh, you can't actually fly that flag without planning permission because Palestine is not recognised by the British government'." What is up with you-' - Robbie Savage's harsh halftime dressing room team-talk that inspired Macclesfield to title win Unlock even more award-winning articles as The Sun launches brand new membership programme - Sun Club.
The Independent
an hour ago
- The Independent
Enzo Maresca plays down Chelsea's Club World Cup chances: ‘We are not the favourites'
Enzo Maresca has snapped back at any suggestion that Chelsea are favourites to win the Club World Cup ahead of his side's semi-final meeting with Fluminense. Chelsea are potentially 90 minutes away from a shot at becoming world champions, with a final against either Real Madrid or Paris Saint-Germain waiting. But with such calibre of opponents still in the competition, Maresca disagrees that his side are the clear front runners to bring home Club World Cup glory. 'No, I don't think that Chelsea is the favourite,' he said at his press conference. 'I think that at this point, there is no favourite. 'At this point, the teams that have come here, it's because they deserve it, because they have something good, and they have to do everything to try to win and get to the final.' Chelsea take on a Fluminense side who have proven themselves as the surprise package of the tournament, knocking out Champions League runners-up Inter Milan before dispatching Saudi government-backed Al-Hilal to reach this stage. It means the Tricolour will be no easy challenge for the Blues, especially with Maresca facing a selection headache. Levi Colwill and Liam Delap are out of the clash after both picking up a second yellow card in Chelsea's dramatic 2-1 win over Palmeiras, while Romeo Lavia has also been confirmed unavailable by Maresca after suffering a muscular problem against Benfica. Moises Caicedo, however, is back in contention. 'I think already in the last game we had Romeo out, Moises out, Reece [James] out and we found a solution with Andrey [Santos],' Maresca said. 'Now with Levi and Liam out, we're going to find a different solution.' The Italian manager says new signing Joao Pedro is ready to step up to the plate and make his full Chelsea debut if called upon in Delap's absence. 'Joao is ready, also Nico [Jackson],' he added. 'For sure we're going to find a solution. 'I think Joao can play in all the attacking positions for us. He can play wide, he can play side to pitch, he can play as a line. The difference with Nico is just that I see Nico just as a No 9, while I see Joao in different positions.'
