Gossip: Tanganga could head overseas
Millwall are resigned to losing Japhet Tanganga this summer, though could sell him abroad with clubs in Germany, France and Turkey interested, as his £1.2m release clause only applies to Premier League clubs, with Sunderland and Wolves keen. (TeamTalk)
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