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Robertson has had a very successful stint on Merseyside since joining from Hull City in 2017, and has a year left on his deal.
He has won everything, adding a second league title last season as Arne Slot’s side comfortably claimed the Premier League. Robertson was still a big part of that, starting 33 of 38 games.
And though some fans might be ready to move on, at 31 the
Everton are moving to poach further members of the Leeds United backroom staff as new owners The Friedkin Group establish their leadership team.
The US-based investment firm’s takeover of the Merseyside club is set to coincide with a number of top-level recruitments, following confirmation Angus Kinnear – currently at Leeds – will take over the role of chief executive at the end of the season.
Nick Hammond is among the
Plymouth Argyle head coach Miron Muslic says he ‘will try everything possible’ to extend Mustapha Bundu’s stay at the club.
The 28-year-old Sierra Leone forward’s two-year contract runs out at the end of the season.
He has scored in each of his last two Argyle appearances and also found the net in his country’s 3-1 win over Guinea-Bissau last week.
Bundu has become a key part of Argyle’s attack since
Hull last won a Championship game on 1 October, at which point they were ninth. A run of nine matches without victory led to the sacking of head coach Tim Walter, and they have lost both games under interim boss Andy Dawson.
In their current six-game losing streak, four of the defeats have been by a single goal, and Colombia international Alzate believes there is enough quality at Selles’
And King has now stressed that Rhys Carr, one of the club’s first-team coaches, will remain as caretaker boss, when they return to action following the international break with a lunchtime home game against Sheffield United on 23 November.
When questioned as to why he had not already gone the perceived modern-day football way, of having a replacement lined up, he said simply: “That’s not the way I work.
“I’ve