Brentford sign Albania goalkeeper Thomas Strakosha from Lazio on four-year deal
Brentford have signed goalkeeper Thomas Strakosha on a four-year deal from Lazio, subject to international clearance.
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Brentford sign goalkeeper Strakosha on free transfer
Brentford have signed Albania goalkeeper Thomas Strakosha on a free transfer, the Premier League club said on Thursday.
Arsenal’s mystery central midfield target provides an explanation for Youri Tielemans hold-up
Arsenal ‘cooled’ their interest on Youri Tielemans earlier in the window despite confidence toward the end of the previous season that he was a key target for the summer. It was said the club were looking to focus on other targets for the time being.
Barcelona president makes Frenkie de Jong claim as Manchester United hope to seal deal
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Manchester United must avoid Andreas Pereira mistake with six academy players
Andreas Pereira should technically be considered a success for the Manchester United academy. He has made 75 appearances for the first team in the Premier League, domestic cups and even in Europe; so if the aim of the club's development squad is to create players ready for the first team, then it has done its job.
Thomas Tuchel can save Chelsea's midfield crisis with help from Maurizio Sarri amid Emerson link
Maurizio Sarri seems to be the manager that the Blues cannot shake. In the pursuit to find the next best midfielder for their squad, Chelsea have been linked with the likes of Aurelien Tchouameni, Ibrahim Sangare, and Declan Rice this year. Considering the high-priced values placed on Rice, the Blues have been surprisingly shy of exploring other options.
Arsenal identify latest transfer target after completing Gabriel Jesus deal
Arsenal have reportedly identified Lazio midfielder Sergej Milinkovic-Savic as their latest transfer target after signing Gabriel Jesus, but face competition from Newcastle United.
The 9 players who made a Man Utd debut in the same season as Ronaldo
Cristiano Ronaldo arrived at Old Trafford for his first spell at Manchester United in the summer of 2003, signing from Sporting Lisbon for around £12million.