Aston Villa transfer news: Villans tipped to launch another move for £50m rising star
Carlton Palmer insists that Aston Villa will again try to sign Yves Bissouma in the summer.
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Steven Gerrard certainly had a busy first transfer window in charge at Villa Park, and he wasted no time in signing players, securing four first-team recruits over the last month including Philippe Coutinho and Lucas Digne, who have had an instant impact on the side, but the manager isn’t stopping there, as he already eyes up his summer window moves.
Africa Cup of Nations 2022 (AFCON): Dates, Groups, Odds, Fixtures, Results, How to Watch and All You Need To Know
The highly anticipated African Cup of Nations (AFCON) 2022 is not far away and we have all the details you need to know ahead of this football tournament.
Manchester United Target Wasn't Interested In January Move
Manchester United were very quiet when it came to incomings in the January transfer window, and that's because one of their targets had no interest in a move.
Manchester United tipped to sign two Premier League stars in a big summer transfer window
Many Manchester United fans were left disappointed after the club opted not to sign any new players in the January transfer window. Despite the club needing reinforcements, United focused on securing outgoings for some players.
Yves Bissouma has revealed 'dream' transfer amid Manchester United and Aston Villa links
Brighton midfielder Yves Bissouma was heavily linked with a move away from the Amex during the January transfer window, with Aston Villa and Manchester United said to be interested.
Steven Gerrard gets Yves Bissouma seal of approval ahead of fresh Aston Villa transfer move
Steven Gerrard's former Rangers player Leon Balogun claims Yves Bissouma "is a joy to watch", having played alongside and trained with the midfielder at Brighton.
Zambian referee blames heatstroke for blowing early in Tunisia vs Mali Afcon clash
Johannesburg - Zambian referee Janny Sikazwe who ended the Africa Cup of Nations match between Tunisia and Mali before the full 90 minutes were up, says he was suffering with heatstroke when he blew his whistle for full time prematurely.