Fulham chief speaks out over Manchester United-linked player's transfer release clause claim
There is no release clause in Fulham midfielder Joao Palhinha's contract, the club's director of football operations Tony Khan has confirmed.
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Everything said about Declan Rice's future amid Manchester United transfer links
The future of Declan Rice looks set to be one of the transfer sagas of the summer.
PSG president responds to Manchester United takeover rumours as Declan Rice breaks his silence
Here are your Manchester United evening headlines on Saturday, June 10.
Declan Rice set to leave West Ham after winning European trophy, club chairman says
LONDON: England midfielder Declan Rice looks to have played his final match for West Ham. Rice, who captained West Ham in their victory over Fiorentina in the Europa Conference League final on Wednesday, has been promised he can leave the club and wants to go, chairman David Sullivan said. “You can’t keep a player who doesn’t want to be there,” Sullivan told British radio station Talksport on Thursday.
West Ham fans line streets to toast Europa Conference League champions
West Ham enjoyed a heroes’ welcome as fans lined the streets of east London to celebrate their Europa Conference League glory.
Declan Rice to leave West Ham according to chairman David Sullivan amid Bayern Munich and Arsenal links
Declan Rice will almost certainly be leaving West Ham this summer, according to chairman David Sullivan. The England midfielder led the Hammers to their first major trophy in 43 years after a 2-1 win over Fiorentina in the Europa Conference League final, which looks set to be his last game in a Hammers shirt. Ad And when asked if Rice had played his last match for the club, Sullivan told talkSPORT: «I think it has to be.
Midfielder Rice will leave West Ham, says chairman
Declan Rice will leave West Ham United in the close season, chairman David Sullivan said on Thursday, a day after the midfielder captained the club to their first European trophy in 58 years.
Premier League lukewarm on independent regulator, others more positive
LONDON :Government plans for an independent regulator for English football have received a lukewarm response from the Premier League with one club chairman declaring it a "total waste of money" but elsewhere it has been broadly welcomed.