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Despite eventual heartbreak for Sheffield Wednesday come the end of the 21/22 campaign, Owls boss Darren Moore can be proud of the feat achieved by his players heading into the summer months.
A number of Manchester United supporters are keen to see Facundo Pellistri awarded an opportunity to try and impress Erik ten Hag this summer after starring in Uruguay's 3-0 win over Mexico on Thursday night.
Championship outfit Cardiff City are not currently targeting a move for Watford forward Andre Gray because of his wage demands, according to a report from Wales Online.
Watford have announced the exits of 27 players from Vicarage Road following the Hornets’ relegation to the Championship.
Sheffield United appear a little hesitant to splash out on transfer fees in the upcoming summer window.
A host of Championship clubs are interested in securing the services of former Watford and Burnley striker Andre Gray this summer, as per Football Insider.
West Indies opener Shai Hope struck his eleventh one-day international century to lead his team to a seven-wicket win over the Netherlands in Amstelveen on Tuesday, in a game reduced to 45 overs. Although the Dutch only made 240 for seven, the target was adjusted under the Duckworth Lewis method to 247 which the West Indies passed with 11 balls to spare. Hope, who made 119 not out, and fellow opener Shamarh Brooks quickly got to grips with the damp conditions that allowed the Dutch seamers to move the ball around, adding 120 for the first wicket.
West Indies opener Shai Hope struck his eleventh one-day international century to lead his team to a seven-wicket win over the Netherlands in Amstelveen on Tuesday, in a game reduced to 45 overs, after Teja Nidamanuru marked his ODI debut with a half-century for the Dutch. Although Netherlands only made 240 for seven, the target was adjusted under the Duckworth Lewis method to 247 which the West Indies passed with 11 balls to spare. Hope, who made 119 not out, and fellow opener Shamarh Brooks quickly got to grips with the damp conditions that allowed the Dutch seamers to move the ball around, adding 120 for the first wicket. Brooks rattled out 60 from 67 balls before Logan van Beek dismissed him with a superb return catch. Van Beek removed Nkrumah Bonner leg before first ball and Aryan Dutt bowled Nicholas Pooran for seven to leave the West Indies in slightly dangerous territory at 133 for three.