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Juventus have agreed a season-long loan deal for Newcastle United forward Nick Woltemade.
The Italian side had been one of a number of clubs from the continent interested in signing the 24-year-old before Tuesday’s deadline.
Woltemade – brought to Newcastle from Stuttgart in August 2025 – is now set to travel to Turin for a medical after a £3.5m deal was struck. It does not include an option to make
A night to remember in Lancashire for Oxford. Spearheaded by Will Lankshear, Matt Bloomfield’s side might just have unearthed some form in the nick of time.
“We played with energy, freshness and enthusiasm,” he beamed afterwards.
Oxford had risen to the challenge at Deepdale with a smart tactical approach clearly designed to unsettle a hopelessly out of form Preston team.
The U’s struck early, but their fans may have feared
Nick Woltemade put through his own net as Sunderland enjoyed a derby win to remember against arch-rivals Newcastle United.
These North East neighbours renewed hostilities for the first time in nearly a decade in the Premier League on Sunday, and it was Woltemade who made a decisive contribution – but not in the way the German forward would have imagined.
The second half had not long got under way when
Antoine Semenyo, Bournemouth, £8.1m – Nottingham Forest (h)
Like Arsenal defence and Erling Haaland, Semenyo is essential at the moment.
For some reason he wasn’t given a second assist at Crystal Palace last week, which would probably have given him some bonus points too.
This match-up against Forest, a team in turmoil who have conceded 15 times in eight games, is not one where you’d want to go against Semenyo.
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
Strangely, for someone who has acted in so many high-profile PSR cases, De Marco is not a fan of the rules.
Rather than the current situation, which is poised to change anyway when the planned ‘anchoring’ around the turnover of the lowest-ranked clubs comes in next season, De Marco feels there should be a loose upper spending limit to encourage competition and investment.
And he does not feel the advent