West Ham United are ready to try again for Bournemouth striker Dominic Solanke.Solanke has hit a run of impressive form in recent weeks, with Alan Shearer tipping him for a future England call.West Ham are eyeing the centre-forward as a replacement for Gianluca Scamacca after his summer departure for Atalanta.The Sun says the Irons made a £40million approach for Solanke in August but were kno

The highly-rated young Italian is not currently happy with life at Leeds after their relegation to the Championship, and it seems he wants out of the club this January.According to latest reports, Spurs could try to do a deal with Leeds that would see Joe Rodon moving to Elland Road in the other direction.Tottenham would surely do well to bolster their attacking options for the second half of the

Germany international Leroy Sane is being monitored closely by Real Madrid and Barcelona ahead of the January transfer window.Bayern Munich winger Leroy Sane has not closed the door on a move away from the Bundesliga champions, according to Sport.The forward, whose contract expires in 2025, has been the subject of intense interest from LaLiga giants Barcelona and Real Madrid in recent months.In ea

Man Utd eyeing cut-price Griezmann dealManchester United are eyeing a deal to sign Antoine Griezmann from Atletico Madrid and are ready to triple his wages, per El Nacional via The Sun.The report claims Griezmann has a release clause of £22m.Gallardo to be announced as Ittihad manager🟡⚫️🇸🇦 Here’s Marcelo Gallardo, just landed in Saudi Arabia to be presented as new Al Ittihad head coach

Stephen Kenny is confident the foundation is in place for a brighter future for the Republic of Ireland despite seeing their disappointing Euro 2024 campaign fizzle out in the Netherlands.Ireland knew before kick-off at the Johan Cruyff Arena in Amsterdam that they would not be going to next summer’s finals after their feint hopes of snatching a play-off spot had finally been extinguished.Th

Wout Weghorst fired the Netherlands into the Euro 2024 finals as the Republic of Ireland’s dismal campaign ended with a whimper.Hoffenheim’s on-loan Burnley frontman, whose winner in Dublin in September left Ireland with a mountain to climb, repeated the dose in Amsterdam to secure a 1-0 victory which was far more comprehensive than the scoreline suggested.As a result, the Dutch secure

Stockport manager Dave Challinor challenged his side to become record-breakers after claiming their 12th consecutive league victory.The Hatters’ 2-0 triumph over Colchester was hard-fought but saw them equal the record for most successive wins in the fourth tier set by Luton in 2002.County narrowly missed out on promotion to League One last season, falling at the last hurdle in a play-off fi

Forest Green boss David Horseman blamed ‘individual errors’ as his side threw away a two-goal lead in a 2-2 draw with relegation rivals Grimsby.Gavan Holohan and Donovan Wilson cancelled out Kyle McAllister’s first-half double in an entertaining encounter.The Mariners produced a second-half comeback to take a point which left Rovers in the bottom two.“We will replace them (

Harrogate boss Simon Weaver hailed veteran striker Jack Muldoon’s “dedication to his profession” after his first goal in open play for 30 games secured a 1-1 draw against Swindon.Other than an opening-day penalty at Doncaster, Muldoon had not netted since February but ended that barren run in emphatic fashion, with a belting edge-of-the-box finish.The 34-year-old’s equalise

Pete Wild sang the praises of his “fox in the box” as Dom Telford’s latest goal fired Barrow to a fifth successive win and extended their unbeaten run to nine games.Telford, who bagged 15 goals for Crawley last season, struck a 46th-minute winner, albeit one hotly disputed by the visitors.Barrow twice hit the woodwork and squandered a handful of other chances to make victory more