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Everton’s financial troubles have put them on the lookout for potential bargain signings this summer – and in the near future too with Pedrinho and Guus Til having been linked with free transfers to Goodison Park due to the foreign players in the recently opened Ukraine and Russia transfer window.
Wolves, despite in recent years not being as active in the transfer market, have totalled a net spend of £184.8m since being promoted to the English top flight.
The restrictions on Chelsea and sanctions on their owner do not seem to be affecting the club's performances on the pitch as they are regularly winning games, Lille coach Jocelyn Gourvennec said on Tuesday ahead of their Champions League tie.
Chelsea have withdrawn their “bizarre” request to get Saturday’s FA Cup quarter-final against Middlesbrough at the Riverside played behind closed doors.
The European Union has slapped sanctions on Chelsea soccer club owner Roman Abramovich as part of a new package of measures targeting Russia.
Crystal Palace showed during the previous summer transfer window that they can be rather active in the market when it comes to bringing new players to the club and moving some out the other way.
The fate of the Premier League title has gone from one of Chelsea's top priorities this season to a bit of an afterthought. Not only due to a poor run of form over Christmas that saw Thomas Tuchel's side drop from the summit to a concerning 13 points behind Manchester City in mid-January. But also due to the very serious crisis facing the club after the sanctions imposed on Roman Abramovich.
Newcastle United fans have applauded the move from the club’s owners to rename St James’ Park’s main bar and return to its much-loved former name of Shearer’s. Opened in 2004 and named after Toon legend Alan Shearer, it had been run as the Nine Bar since 2013.