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The Irish Sun
6 minutes ago
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- The Irish Sun
‘Cancel the Gyokeres medical' – Arsenal fans demand last-minute transfer swoop for Isak as Sporting star jets in
ARSENAL fans took to social media to encourage dropping their signing of striker Viktor Gyokeres to instead pursue Newcastle's Alexander Isak. 4 Viktor Gyokeres is set to have his medical with Arsenal of Friday, according to Fabrizio Romano Credit: Getty 4 Alexander Isak has put clubs on high alert as news emerged of his desire to leave Newcastle this summer Credit: PA But after the One fan posted on X: "CANCEL THE GYOKERES MEDICAL NOW." The post has racked up almost 16,000 likes. Rival fans also chimed into the chaos, with one saying "Has Gyokeres passed his medical? Cos after this Isak news if I am Arsenal I am gonna pretend he's injured." READ MORE ON ARSENAL One rival fan even said: "I would offer £50million plus Gyokeres for [Isak]. Unless you can cancel the medical that is..." Gyokeres is reportedly booked in for a Friday medical after a transfer dance that saw him demand to leave current Sporting CP. The deal is worth an value of £63.5million for the 27-year-old, who scored 39 league goals last season in Portgual. Fellow Swede Isak was one of the Premier League's best strikers last season, but seemed unavailable after an initial Most read in Football CASINO SPECIAL - BEST CASINO BONUSES FROM £10 DEPOSITS 4 The Swedish international scored 23 league goals last season, second in the Premier League behind only Salah Credit: Getty His lack of inclusion in It emerged on Thursday morning that Isak had told the club he is keen to leave. Newcastle contract blunder could cost them Isak He had been involved in a face-off between Newcastle and Should they decide to revisit their pursuit of Isak, Liverpool would likely have to snap the new record transfer fee they paid earlier in the window. The 4
The Sun
8 minutes ago
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- The Sun
Jarrod Bowen might be the perfect forward for Dream Team managers in Gameweek 1
WHERE would West Ham be without Jarrod Bowen? There are some in the east end of London who believe the answer to that question is: the Championship. 3 The latest in our SCOUT REPORT series focuses on the Hammers' talisman ahead of the new Dream Team season. While it's true that gaffers need a certain degree of longsightedness when selecting their XI, there's something to be said for targeting the opening weekend of the Premier League. Those keen on a strong start should be particularly interested in Bowen as he's due to face Sunderland in Gameweek 1. This is not to say the Black Cats should be underestimated as they will be cheered on by a partisan home crowd at the Stadium of Light upon their return to the top flight but it's simply a fact that newly-promoted clubs have given up a lot of points in recent years. And so it's only natural that Dream Team bosses managers will look at Leeds, Burnley and Sunderland for promising match-ups - at least initially. 3 Bowen racked up 277 points last season at an impressive average of 7.7 per game. The England international scored 14 goals and provided 11 assists in 2024/25. That boils down further to a goal involvement every 125.9 minutes. He also ranked third for tackles and fourth for bonus points (among forwards). 3 The 28-year-old has been a consistent performer for several years now and his individual output has rarely dipped, regardless of West Ham's form. Despite his excellent returns, engaged gaffers didn't turn to Bowen until the final Gameweeks of the season in 2024/25. Only then did his ownership rise to a figure befitting of a player who finished as the seventh-best performer in his position. His popularity is limited due to the fact West Ham don't have European fixtures to enhance their schedule but that will only be a relevant factor in September. When it comes to domestic games, there are few players who rattle along at Bowen's rate and so he should be considered a strong option for August, especially with Sunderland (a) in Gameweek 1.
Al-Ahram Weekly
9 minutes ago
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- Al-Ahram Weekly
Wolves sign Colombia forward Jhon Arias from Fluminense - World
Premier League side Wolverhampton ha completed the signing of Colombia forward Jhon Arias from Brazilian club Fluminense on a four-year deal, with the option of a further 12 months. The 27-year-old Arias impressed at the Club World Cup this summer, helping Fluminense reach the semifinals. Financial terms were not disclosed. According to the BBC, Wolves signed him for an initial 15 million pounds ($20 million) plus a further 4 million pounds in add-ons, which includes European qualification. Arias, who has won 31 caps, is Wolves' second signing of the summer following attacking midfielder Fer Lopez from Spanish La Liga side Celta Vigo on a five-year contract. (For more sports news and updates, follow Ahram Online Sports on Twitter at @AO_Sports and on Facebook at AhramOnlineSports.) Follow us on: Facebook Instagram Whatsapp Short link:
Yahoo
35 minutes ago
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- Yahoo
Wolves signs Colombia forward Jhon Arias from Fluminense
WOLVERHAMPTON, Englans (AP) — Premier League side Wolverhampton has completed the signing of Colombia forward Jhon Arias from Brazilian club Fluminense on a four-year deal, with the option of a further 12 months. The 27-year-old Arias impressed at the Club World Cup this summer, helping Fluminense reach the semifinals. Financial terms were not disclosed. According to the BBC, Wolves signed him for an initial 15 million pounds ($20 million) plus a further 4 million pounds in add-ons, which includes European qualification. Arias, who has won 31 caps, is Wolves' second signing of the summer following attacking midfielder Fer Lopez from Spanish La Liga side Celta Vigo on a five-year contract. ___ AP soccer: The Associated Press
Straits Times
37 minutes ago
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- Straits Times
Alexander Isak missing from Newcastle squad bound for Singapore
SINGAPORE – Newcastle United fans in Singapore will not get the chance to see the English Premier League side's star striker Aleksandar Isak in action when they take on Arsenal at the National Stadium on July 27, after the Swede was left out of the squad who departed England on July 24. Isak, 25, is nursing a thigh injury and will continue his rehabilitation in England while his teammates play pre-season games in Singapore, followed by South Korea. The injury was also the reason he missed Newcastle's first pre-season game – a 4-0 defeat by Scottish side Celtic on July 19 – although Magpies manager Eddie Howe admitted after the match that speculation surrounding an exit was also part of his consideration. Premier League champions Liverpool have been strongly linked with a high-profile move for Isak for most of the summer transfer window, although talk has cooled somewhat after the Reds confirmed the signing of Eintracht Frankfurt's French striker Hugo Ekitike for £69 million (S$119 million) on July 23. Any deal for Isak, who has scored 54 goals in 86 Premier League games for Newcastle in the last three seasons, would likely see a figure upwards of £120m. Howe had previously said he expected Isak to join the team for their tour in East Asia. Aside from Isak, the only senior player missing from Newcastle's squad bound for Singapore is backup goalkeeper Martin Dubravka. England left back Lewis Hall, who suffered an ankle injury in February that cut his season short, has been included, as has winger Anthony Elanga, a £55m recruit from Nottingham Forest, After playing Arsenal, Newcastle are will play a K-League selection side at the Suwon World Cup Stadium on July 30, and then Tottenham Hotspur on Aug 3 at the Seoul World Cup Stadium.
