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6 days ago
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Spurs defender Phillips returns to Stoke on loan
Stoke City have brought back Tottenham Hotspur's Ashley Phillips for a second season-long loan spell. The 20-year-old defender made 39 appearances in all competitions for the Potters last term, and had been linked with a move to Championship rivals Sheffield United. He becomes head coach Mark Robins' fifth summer signing ahead of the new Championship season, which starts at home to Derby County on Saturday, 9 August. "Being able to bring Ashley back to Stoke City despite plenty of competition is down to him loving his time here last season so much, and a lot of work that took place behind the scenes to make it happen," Stoke sporting director Jonathan Walters told the club website. "To have him playing for us for another season is a significant coup." Phillips, who is yet to play for the Tottenham first team, said his return to the Potters felt like "unfinished business" and was a "no brainer". He joins full-back Aaron Cresswell, centre-half Maksym Talovierov, winger Sorba Thomas and striker Divin Mubama as new recruits ahead of the 2025-26 campaign. Transfers - July 2025


BBC News
6 days ago
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Spurs defender Phillips returns to Stoke on loan
Stoke City have brought back Tottenham Hotspur's Ashley Phillips for a second season-long loan 20-year-old defender made 39 appearances in all competitions for the Potters last term, and had been linked with a move to Championship rivals Sheffield becomes head coach Mark Robins' fifth summer signing ahead of the new Championship season, which starts at home to Derby County on Saturday, 9 August."Being able to bring Ashley back to Stoke City despite plenty of competition is down to him loving his time here last season so much, and a lot of work that took place behind the scenes to make it happen," Stoke sporting director Jonathan Walters told the club website, external."To have him playing for us for another season is a significant coup."Phillips, who is yet to play for the Tottenham first team, said his return to the Potters felt like "unfinished business" and was a "no brainer".He joins full-back Aaron Cresswell, centre-half Maksym Talovierov, winger Sorba Thomas and striker Divin Mubama as new recruits ahead of the 2025-26 campaign.


Scottish Sun
29-06-2025
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Sheffield United ready to splash £6million on Tottenham defender who has never played for Spurs
Blades will battle Birmingham to sign a midfielder from a Prem club SHEFF'S KISS Sheffield United ready to splash £6million on Tottenham defender who has never played for Spurs Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) SHEFFIELD UNITED are ready to pay a stunning £6million for Ashley Phillips — if Tottenham change their minds. The Blades want the centre-half, 20, who spent the season on loan at Stoke. Sign up for Scottish Sun newsletter Sign up 1 Ashley Phillips is wanted by Sheffield United Credit: Shutterstock Editorial But they have been rebuffed as new Spurs boss Thomas Frank wants to include him. Phillips joined Tottenham from Blackburn for a fee of £2m in 2023 after just 14 senior appearances. But the England Under-20s star is yet to play for Tottenham's first-team. He went on loan to Plymouth Argyle for the 2023/24 season and won their Young Player of the Year award. READ MORE IN FOOTBALL TRANSFER LATEST Gittens to have Chelsea MEDICAL, Liverpool wait for Isak, Joao Pedro latest And last season he caught the eye with Stoke and helped them avoid relegation by two points. Phillips is of interest to Sheffield United, who SunSport exclusively revealed have axed top scouts in favour of an Anglo-American AI talent spotting company to find new players. Tottenham's £6m valuation of Phillips is similar to the price tag they have put on midfield magician Alfie Devine, 20. Spurs are yet to decide on his future after his spell on loan at Westerlo in Belgium. BEST FREE BETS AND BETTING SIGN UP OFFERS Meanwhile, Sheffield United are hope to bring back midfielder Tommy Doyle from Wolves on loan but face a fight with Birmingham. Ruben Selles is now in charge at Bramall Lane after Chris Wilder was sacked.


The Sun
29-06-2025
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- The Sun
Sheffield United ready to splash £6million on Tottenham defender who has never played for Spurs
SHEFFIELD UNITED are ready to pay a stunning £6million for Ashley Phillips — if Tottenham change their minds. The Blades want the centre-half, 20, who spent the season on loan at Stoke. But they have been rebuffed as new Spurs boss Thomas Frank wants to include him. Phillips joined Tottenham from Blackburn for a fee of £2m in 2023 after just 14 senior appearances. But the England Under-20s star is yet to play for Tottenham's first-team. He went on loan to Plymouth Argyle for the 2023/24 season and won their Young Player of the Year award. And last season he caught the eye with Stoke and helped them avoid relegation by two points. Phillips is of interest to Sheffield United, who SunSport exclusively revealed have axed top scouts in favour of an Anglo-American AI talent spotting company to find new players. Tottenham's £6m valuation of Phillips is similar to the price tag they have put on midfield magician Alfie Devine, 20. Spurs are yet to decide on his future after his spell on loan at Westerlo in Belgium. Meanwhile, Sheffield United are hope to bring back midfielder Tommy Doyle from Wolves on loan but face a fight with Birmingham. Ruben Selles is now in charge at Bramall Lane after Chris Wilder was sacked.


BBC News
18-06-2025
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Gossip: Blades considering swoop for Spurs duo
Sheffield United are considering a double swoop for young Tottenham Hotspur pair Ashley Phillips, 19, and Alfie Devine, 20. Centre-back Phillips spent last season on loan at Stoke City, while attacking midfielder Devine was with Belgian side KVC Westerlo for the 2024-25 campaign. (The Star), external Want more transfer news and rumours from the EFL? Take a look at Wednesday's full gossip columnFollow the gossip column on BBC Sport