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Pressure is understandably and increasingly growing on Dejphon Chansiri to sell Sheffield Wednesday.
There have been many concerns raised during his time in charge at Hillsborough, but his inability to pay wages for a second time in three months, in particular to non-football staff members, has led to EFL charges and serious concerns over the short, medium and long-term future of the club.
There have been reports about the
Club captain Joe Ralls, Anwar El Ghazi, Andy Rinomhota and Jamilu Collins are the other senior players out of contract.
Left-back Collins is certain to leave, while former Aston Villa winger El Ghazi is unlikely to stay in League One.
Cardiff will hold talks with midfielder Ralls, their longest serving player, and they will be keen to keep Rinomhota after he impressed in defence and midfield during the last campaign.
The simple truth is if Rashford sticks to his guns over his wages – and his United contract does not run out until 2028, very few clubs in the world could afford him.
It means United have to offer an incentive to negotiate a sale, through a reduced fee or offering to pay a portion of his wages or both.
United sources previously said Villa would end up covering between
City’s defensive flaws have not been helped by a series of injuries to their senior centre-halves.
Ruben Dias, Manuel Akanji and Nathan Ake have all missed chunks of the season – Akanji and Ake are currently sidelined after surgery – while John Stones has been restricted to just six league starts.
Khusanov and Reis, who have only recently turned 21 and 19 respectively, arrived as defensive reinforcements in January but
Rovers are 11th in the Championship table and five points outside the play-off places heading into the final stages of the season.
Despite being just outside the top six on points, however, Rovers have lost their past four games and are winless in six matches.
Waggott, Pasha and head of football operations Rudy Gestede were speaking to BBC Radio Lancashire the week after the trio were asked by a collection
Brighton would be willing to sell striker Evan Ferguson in the January transfer window if they receive a suitable offer.
Ferguson has an ankle injury but has not been a significant part of Fabian Hurzeler’s squad when fit.
The Republic of Ireland forward has made 12 Premier League appearances this season but 10 of those have been as a substitute.
The 20-year-old’s only goal this season was in the draw
Bristol City had to sell homegrown talents Alex Scott, Antoine Semenyo and Tommy Conway says technical director Brian Tinnion.
Tinnion said the money was being reinvested in “young, hungry” players with the intention they would develop and help the club one day reach the Premier League.
“We offered him [Conway] the highest paid [wage] for his age ever at the football club and he was not interested,” Tinnion said at
“I feel we’re in a better position now than we were going into the Premier League season. We did a lot of recruitment last season, we evolved as a team and we’ve got a really strong identity now, I know where I want us to be,” he said.
“I want us to play exciting, quick football, aggressive football, I want us to score goals and we saw that
Manchester United have put a £40m price tag on exiled winger Jadon Sancho.
Sancho spent the second half of last season on loan at Borussia Dortmund after falling out with manager Erik ten Hag.
The 24-year-old helped Dortmund reach the Champions League final and played almost the whole game as the Bundesliga club excelled against Real Madrid before eventually losing to two late goals.
It had been thought Sancho’s
Chelsea will turn down any loan moves for Romelu Lukaku this summer in a bid to sell the Belgium striker in a permanent deal.
They are looking to recoup some of £97.5m they paid Inter Milan for him in 2021, with their asking price believed to be about £37m as the club aims to get the 31-year-old’s £325,000-a-week wages off their books.
Roma are interested in re-signing Lukaku, who spent