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Everton are in a vulnerable position after getting tied up in a relegation battle that could see the club drop out of the Premier League for the first time ever, however, this hasn’t stopped Lampard from eyeing up opportunities to strengthen his squad this summer.
Championship clubs Fulham and Huddersfield Town will both pursue the services of Chelsea centre-back Levi Colwill on the condition they are promoted to the Premier League, as per gianlucadimarzio.com.
Huddersfield Town were 2-0 winners against Luton Town last night, moving into third in the Championship table and six points clear of seventh placed Blackburn Rovers.
Huddersfield Town got their massive eight days off to the best possible start as they claimed a 2-0 victory over fellow top six contenders Luton Town to put themselves back to third in the table and take a massive stride towards qualifying for the play-offs.
Huddersfield moved up to third in the Championship table and four points clear of top-six rivals Luton after second-half Jon Russell and Naby Sarr goals secured a 2-0 win over the visiting Hatters.
Manchester United’s chances of securing Ajax manager Erik Ten Hag might be blocked by the efforts of RB Leipzig, according to the Daily Telegraph. The German club are reportedly looking to take advantage of any delays in negotiations at Old Trafford.
Former Premier League defender Anton Ferdinand has drawn comparisons between Huddersfield Town star Levi Colwill and his brother, Manchester United legend Rio Ferdinand. Colwill did not have a single professional appearance to his name before Huddersfield drafted him on loan from Chelsea but the 19-year-old has lit up the second tier with his performances at the back.
With Premier League safety within touching distance of being secured, Newcastle United can start planning for a busy summer transfer window. The Magpies brought in five players in January to aid their push for survival, which as it stands appears to have paid dividends, as they currently sit nine points clear of the bottom three.