Cardiff City transfer news as released midfielder holds talks with bitter rivals and Bluebirds linked with striker
Here are your Cardiff City transfer headlines for Wednesday, June 1.
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Arsenal and Chelsea stars dominate PFA Men's Young Player of the Year shortlist
Arsenal and Chelsea have two players each in the running for the PFA Men's Young Player of the Year award. Reece James, Conor Gallagher, Bukayo Saka and Emile Smith Rowe are all in contention for the gong.
Where next for Paul Pogba? Real Madrid, PSG and Juventus among clubs linked
The most predictable free transfer of the summer has been confirmed, with Paul Pogba announcing he will be leaving Manchester united when his contract expires.
Arsenal handed £40m transfer price to sign Senegal star tipped to emulate Sadio Mane's sucess
Arsenal will need to strengthen in the wing positions in the summer depending on Nicolas Pepe’s transfer decision. If the Gunners are to sign a winger then the next Sadio Mane could be the way forward for Mikel Arteta.
Autosport readers choose the greatest WRC drivers in history
Over the last 50 seasons, the World Rally Championship has helped cultivate an array of talent that have produced feats of brilliance, left onlookers stunned and become household names in the process.
'Need to disappear' - Former Sunderland striker calls on co-ownership duo to leave
Former Sunderland striker Kevin Kyle has called on Black Cats co-owners Stewart Donald and Charlie Methven to leave the club. According to reports, both Donald and Methven could be on the verge of leaving the Stadium of Light in the coming weeks after reportedly accepting a bid to sell their shares, though this will require EFL approval.
Chelsea get Jules Kounde transfer boost but Man Utd's Pau Torres bid could hamper plans
Chelsea have been handed a major boost in their hopes of signing Sevilla star Jules Kounde this summer, as the Spanish side may have found a replacement for the defender.
LIV Golf International Series: Graeme McDowell opens up on "scary" consequences of joining Saudi-backed event
Graeme McDowell admits the consequences of joining the Saudi-backed LIV Golf International Series are “scary” but insists the chance to play in the $25m event was too good to turn down.