Reliable journalist: West Ham now 'interested' in 18-goal tank loved by Jay-Jay Okocha
Taking to Twitter, reliable German journalist Christian Falk has confirmed that West Ham are interested in signing Union Berlin striker Taiwo Awoniyi.
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Newcastle United are interested in signing Union Berlin striker Taiwo Awoniyi this summer, according to German football journalist Christian Falk.
Newcastle among PL trio ‘interested’ in €20m ex-Liverpool striker
According to reports, Newcastle United are among three Premier League clubs ‘interested’ in signing former Liverpool man Taiwo Awoniyi.
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Former Liverpool man tipped for £16.5m Prem return with West Ham leading three interested sides
West Ham are among the sides reportedly interested in Bundesliga hitman Taiwo Awoniyi – and the forward could be bound for the Premier League.
Soccer-Late Forsberg goal sends Leipzig into German Cup final
LEIPZIG, Germany (Reuters) - RB Leipzig will play Freiburg in the German Cup final after a last-gasp goal by substitute Emil Forsberg gave them 2-1 home win over Union Berlin on Wednesday, securing them a spot in their third final in four years.
Late Forsberg goal sends Leipzig into German Cup final
LEIPZIG, Germany : RB Leipzig will play Freiburg in the German Cup final after a last-gasp goal by substitute Emil Forsberg gave them 2-1 home win over Union Berlin on Wednesday, securing them a spot in their third final in four years.
El Leipzig de Olmo vuelve a meterse en la final de Copa
Leipzig y Friburgo serán los equipos que busquen su primera Pokal cuando se vean las caras el 21 de mayo en el Olímpico de Berlín para disputar la finalísima de la competición copera en Alemania. Un día después de la hazaña de los de Streich ante el Hamburgo (1-3), el Leipzig de Tedesco siguió sus pasos tras imponerse sobre la bocina por 2-1 a un Union Berlin que murió de pie. Se adelantaron los de la capital, pero los germanorientales terminaron empatando el choque gracias al VAR en la segunda mitad y tuvieron esa pizca de suerte y determinación en los momentos clave que siempre hace falta para meterse en una final en la que esta vez no estarán ni Bayern ni Dortmund.