Nottingham Forest linked with midfielder 'targeted' to replace France international at Marseilles
Nottingham Forest 'appreciate' Sporting Charleroi midfielder Adem Zorgane 'very much' according to reports from France.
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West Ham to move for former Manchester Utd player to replace misfiring forward
David Moyes is reportedly determined to re-sign Jesse Lingard for West Ham following the attacking midfielder’s exit from Manchester United.
PIF can find NUFC's new Ben Arfa by signing £15m magician who can "nutmeg a mermaid" - opinion
The summer transfer window officially opens on Friday and Newcastle will be hard at work as they look to improve Eddie Howe’s squad for the 2022/23 campaign.
Ex-Algeria, Porto star Madjer gets jail term for fraud
ALGIERS: An Algerian court on Thursday sentenced one-time Porto star and ex-national coach Rabah Madjer to six months in jail on Thursday for making “false declarations,” local media reported. Madjer, who owned two newspapers, was found to have continued to bank cheques from a public advertising agency for a year after the papers were closed.
Algeria continue Cup of Nations rehabilitation, DR Congo lose
CAPE TOWN : Algeria won away at Tanzania in their Africa Cup of Nations qualifier on Wednesday as they continue their rehabilitation after a miserable start to the year but there was a second defeat for the Democratic Republic of Congo.
West Ham open to Benrahma offers as they prepare to step up Lingard pursuit
West Ham will consider offers for Saïd Benrahma this summer. David Moyes, who is ready to step up his interest in Jesse Lingard, wants to improve his attack and could increase his budget by selling Benrahma.
Confronting colonial past: What's at stake in Belgian king's visit to DR Congo?
What words should King Philippe employ in evoking what was originally not a colony but the personal property of his forefather King Léopold II? Six decades after independence, what kind of reception will he receive from the Congolese?
Golden Eaglets depart for Cape Coast ahead WAFU B U17 tournament
Five–time world champions, Nigeria, will begin its journey for another title today when they depart the country for the Ghanaian city of Cape Coast, where they will participate in the seven-nation WAFU B U17 Championship that begins on Saturday. The two finalists from the tournament in Cape Coast will represent the WAFU B zone at the Africa U17 Cup of Nations billed for Algeria early next year. All four semifinalists in Algeria will qualify for the FIFA U17 World Cup finals in Peru. Nigeria, with five world titles in the kitty, and three–time world champions and hosts, Ghana, will set the tournament rolling on Saturday with a potentially –explosive encounter at the Stade Cape Coast starting from 4.00 p.m. Ghana time (5.00 p.m. Nigeria time).