West Ham planning to copy Harry Kane transfer strategy to ward off Chelsea and Man Utd
West Ham United are taking a leaf out of Tottenham Hotspur's book in their efforts to keep hold of England midfielder Declan Rice.
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Harry Kane could prove a test of Manchester United transfer strategy this summer
The two most expensive signings in Manchester United's history both came when there was no Champions League football to offer at Old Trafford and if the club pursues Harry Kane this summer it will make it a hat-trick of mega deals at a time when the club was out of Europe's elite.
Putin's war: One month on, NATO on high alert as Russia recalibrates strategy in Ukraine
And if the kind of carpet bombing seen in Chechnya and Syria is not enough, what about chemical weapons? NATO allies were asked about red lines at their Thursday summit in Brussels.
Paratici reveals Conte transfer talks taking place ‘every day’ and lauds new-look Tottenham summer strategy
Liverpool target Ajax striker Sebastian Haller for bargain price
Swansea City sporting director reveals transfer strategy approach
The Welsh club will be looking to focus more on permanent signings as opposed to short-term loan deals as part of a critical new strategy.
Sadio Mane will fear being proven right as Luis Diaz proves new Liverpool transfer strategy
Blood Red: Former Liverpool defender issues blunt Joe Gomez transfer claim and World Cup warning
Manchester United loan strategy explained as James Garner faces Liverpool test
Manchester United’s loan strategy has been laid out as James Garner aims to catch the eye once again this weekend.
El Clasico: Eternal rivals Real Madrid and Barcelona united by shift towards smarter transfer strategy
El Clasico has always been marked by some of the greatest players to ever play the game, part of the lustre and appeal of the fixture comes from seeing the best go against the best. However, what is not always talked about as much, is some of the truly astonishing transfer business conducted by the two giants over the years. Both Real Madrid and Barcelona have plenty of skeletons in the transfer closet, more than a few millions down the drain thanks to ill-advised pursuits.