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Yahoo
a day ago
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- Yahoo
Arsenal table offer for Noni Madueke
Arsenal have submitted a formal offer for Chelsea winger Noni Madueke, according to Sky Sport Germany. The Gunners have been monitoring Madueke and have stepped up their interest with a bid. Chelsea are yet to put Madueke up for sale, but they would be open to parting ways with him for the right price, especially after signing Joao Pedro and Jamie Bynoe-Gittens. Advertisement If terms are agreed, Madueke could become a key addition to Arsenal, providing depth and versatility in attack as they aim to challenge for domestic and European honours. Arsenal are expected to be very active in the summer transfer window off the back of three consecutive second-place finishes. They are on the verge of wrapping up deals for Martin Zubimendi and Christian Norgaard following the departures of Jorginho and Thomas Partey. Other targets such as Real Madrid's Rodrygo and Crystal Palace's Eberechi Eze remain on the Gunners' radar, and a new striker is also expected to arrive. Arsenal's pursuit of Madueke may have to wait a little while, with Chelsea currently in action at the ongoing Club World Cup. Enzo Maresca's men saw off Benfica in a thrilling 4-1 win on Saturday, setting up a quarter-final clash against Palmeiras.
The Sun
a day ago
- Business
- The Sun
Thomas Partey, 32, wakes up unemployed after shock Arsenal exit as Premier League stars officially become free agents
THOMAS PARTEY is one of numerous Premier League stars to wake up unemployed this morning. The midfielder has officially left Arsenal after his contract expired. 4 And Partey is now on the hunt for a new club. The Gunners had been hoping to tie Partey down to a new contract after some stellar performances last season. But an agreement could not be found after Arsenal moved for Real Sociedad's Martin Zubimendi. The Gunners are also signing Christian Norgaard from Brentford. And Partey could now head abroad, with Juventus, AC Milan and Galatasaray all interested. But he's not the only big name in the Premier League without a club today. At Manchester United, both Victor Lindelof and Christian Eriksen have been given the boot. Neither were seen as being part of Ruben Amorim's long-term plans and they are now awaiting offers from new sides. Elsewhere, Everton have also bid farewell to numerous players. Dominic Calvert-Lewin, Abdoulaye Doucoure and Mason Holgate have all left Merseyside ahead of the Toffees' move into their new stadium. 4 TRANSFER NEWS LIVE - KEEP UP WITH ALL THE LATEST FROM A BUSY SUMMER WINDOW 4 4 West Ham have also lost three players, with Kurt Zouma, Vladimir Coufal and Danny Ings all seeing their contracts run out. Tottenham are another side bidding farewell to a player, as Sergio Reguilon departs on a free transfer. Fulham have lost striker Carlos Vinicius but remain in talks to keep right-back Kenny Tete despite interest from Everton. Meanwhile, Nottingham Forest have parted ways with defender Harry Toffolo. While relegated Southampton have seen captain Kyle Walker-Peters leave St Mary's.
Daily Mirror
2 days ago
- Sport
- Daily Mirror
Arsenal make improved bid as Mikel Arteta receives Nico Williams transfer boost
Arsenal will hope to get some business over the line in July as the transfer window enters its penultimate month with Martin Zubimendia and Christian Norgaard deals still to be confirmed This business end of the transfer window gets underway now July is here. Pre-season awaits to help new signings to acclimatise with the new Premier League season barely six weeks away. Mikel Arteta will hope Arsenal can kick into action with the expectation of Martin Zubimendi arriving at the Emirates alongside Brentford's Christian Norgaard. The pair will attempt to strengthen the Gunners' midfield after the exits of Jorginho and Thomas Partey. The north London side will crucially hope to sign a new striker in a bid to rid themselves of the title of perennial runners-up. Benjamin Sesko and Viktor Gyokores have long been linked with a move to Arsenal but have yet to see progress enough to sign on the dotted line. With a move into another season and financial year, perhaps now is when business will be done. Arteta will certainly hope so. Mirror Football takes a look at the latest transfer news and rumours around the Emirates Stadium. Williams boost Arsenal have seen a faint boost to their hopes of signing Nico Williams after the winger's move to Barcelona stalled. After the Spain international appeared to have a agreed terms with the Catalan club, upon contracts being drawn up a stalemate emerged. Williams is said to want a guarantee over his registration after last year, Barca were unable to register new signing Dani Olmo in their squad due to La Liga's financial rules. Barcelona are claimed to find the request unreasonable after the condition was not part of the original talks and having offered their own assurances. Williams does not want to suffer the same fate as Olmo however and has not been persauded to forgo a guarantee. Bayern Munich will be waiting to pounce in addition to Arsenal with Williams previously suggesting he was open to such a move. Arsenal improve offer Arsenal have made an improved offer for Cristhian Mosquera, per reports. The Gunners are said to have offered new terms to Valencia after previously seeing a bid worth £10m rejected. The north London side's new bid is said to be in the region of €21m-€22m (around £18m), almost doubling their previous offer. Mosquera has already reached an agreement in principle with Arsenal for a five-year contract. Gunners exits A total of 17 players said their goodbyes to the Emirates Stadium due to their contracts expiring on June 30. Among those departing was Thomas Partey, who Mikel Arteta had expressed his desire for to stay. The 17 players who left the Gunners are: Kieran Tierney, Thomas Partey, Raheem Sterling, Neto, Nathan Butler-Oyedeji, Khayon Edwards, Jimi Gower, Jack Henry-Francis, Brian Okonkwo, Ismail Oulad M'Hand, Salah-Eddine Oulad M'Hand, Elian Quesada-Thorn, Jakai Fisher, Reece Clairmont, Romari Forde, Max Kuczynski, and Zacariah Shuaib. Join our new WhatsApp community and receive your daily dose of Mirror Football content. We also treat our community members to special offers, promotions, and adverts from us and our partners. If you don't like our community, you can check out any time you like. If you're curious, you can read our Privacy Notice.
BBC News
2 days ago
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- BBC News
Which players will be free agents on 1 July?
In football, a free agent is a player who is not under contract with a means they are free to agree a deal with any club that makes them an contracts may expire because their club no longer wants them, because the player has chosen to move, or because a parting of ways suits both a free agent signs for a new club, they are often paid a signing-on fee - the name given to the money a club pays a player when they first join. Allowing a contract to expire with one club, before signing a new contract with another, can prove very lucrative for a majority of major football leagues run from late summer to late spring, with pre-season in June and July. Therefore, contracts across most divisions typically expire at 23:59 on 30 June each Sport has taken a look at which players will be free agents on 1 whose contracts are expiring but have already agreed transfers to new clubs are not included, as they will not become free agents. Which Premier League players will be free agents on 1 July? Arsenal: Thomas ParteyAston Villa: Kortney HauseBrentford: Josh Dasilva, Ben MeeBrighton: N/ABournemouth: N/ABurnley: Ashley Barnes, Josh Brownhill, Michael Obafemi, Nathan Redmond, Jonjo ShelveyChelsea: Lucas BergstromCrystal Palace: Joel WardEverton: Asmir Begovic, Dominic Calvert-Lewin, Abdoulaye Doucoure, Idrissa Gueye, Michael Keane, Joao Virginia, Ashley YoungFulham: Tom Cairney, Kenny Tete, Carlos ViniciusLeeds United: Sam Byram, Junior Firpo, Joshua GuilavoguiLiverpool: N/AManchester City: Scott CarsonManchester United: Christian Eriksen, Victor LindelofNewcastle United: Jamaal Lascelles, Jamal Lewis, John Ruddy, Callum WilsonNottingham Forest: Wayne Hennessey, Harry ToffoloSunderland: N/ATottenham Hotspur: Fraser Forster, Sergio Reguilon, Alfie WhitemanWest Ham: Michail Antonio*, Vladimir Coufal, Aaron Cresswell, Lukasz Fabianski, Danny IngsWolves: Craig Dawson, Nelson Semedo* Antonio has not played since breaking his leg in a serious car accident in December. West Ham said in June he would be listed as a free transfer for the purposes of Premier League procedure and his "unique situation" meant no formal decision would be made until the time was "right and appropriate". Which players are leaving big European clubs on free transfers? Below are the players leaving clubs who qualified for European competition in Spain, Italy, Germany, and La LigaAtletico Madrid: Cesar Azpilicueta, Reinildo, Axel WitselAthletic Club: N/ABarcelona: Wojciech SzczesnyCelta Vigo: Alfon Gonzales, Vicente Guaita, Jailson, Javier ManquilloReal Betis: N/AReal Madrid: Luka Modric, Lucas Vasquez, Jesus VallejoVillarreal: Raul Albiol, Eric Bailly, Kiko FemeniaItalian Serie AAtalanta: Juan Cuadrado, Mario PasalicBologna: Andri Fannar Baldursson Fiorentina: N/AJuventus: N/AInter: Marko ArnautovicNapoli: Nikita Contini, Claudio Turi, Frank Zambo-AnguissaRoma: Renato MarinGerman BundesligaBayer Leverkusen: N/ABayern Munich: Thomas Muller (will complete the Fifa Club World Cup before leaving), Sven UlreichBorussia Dortmund: Marcel LotkaFrankfurt: N/AFreiburg: N/AMainz: N/AFrench Ligue 1Lille: Jonathan David, Ismaili, Vito Mannone, Samuel UmtitiLyon: Alexandre Lacazette, Nicolas TagliaficoMarseille: Chancel MbembaMonaco: N/ANice: N/AParis St-Germain: N/AStrasbourg: Thomas DelaineAC Milan have not qualified for European competition, and will allow striker Luka Jovic and defender Alessandro Florenzi to leave on free central defender Olivier Boscagli will leave PSV, while highly rated teenage winger Roony Bardghji will leave Copenhagen, and former QPR full-back Braight Osayi-Samuel's time at Fenerbahce will end. Which Scottish Premiership players will be free agents on 1 July? Some Scottish Premiership contracts expire on 31 May rather than 30 June - the below players either already are or will become free Tom RitchieCeltic: Greg TaylorDundee: Scott Fraser, Antonio Portales, Joe ShaughnessyDundee United: David Babunksi, Allan Campbell, Lewis Moult, Bryan MwangiFalkirk: Russ Munro (will join Inverness)Hearts: Jorge Grant, Barrie McKay, Lawrence ShanklandHibernian: Maksymilian Boruc, Junior HoilettKilmarnock: Kyle Magennis, Kieran O'Hara, Kyle VassellLivingston: N/AMotherwell: Moses Ebiye, Harry Paton, Dominic Thompson, Davor ZdravkovskiRangers: Adam Devine, Tom Lawrence, Ianis HagiSt. Mirren: Dennis Adeniran, Elvis Bwomono Which Football League players are out of contract? Free agency is much more common in the lower leagues of English football than at the elite greater economic insecurity, offering shorter-term contracts means clubs are less likely to be weighed down by a big squad of players on expensive contracts if results take a downturn or relegation befalls some cases, clubs can have more than a half a squad leave upon expiry of their contracts in a given of the most prominent EFL players set to become free agents are:Championship: Rhian Brewster (Sheffield United), Aaron Connolly (Milwall), Grady Diangana (West Brom), Anfernee Dijksteel (Middlesbrough), Tyrhys Dolan (Blackburn), Lynden Gooch (Stoke City), Angus Gunn (Norwich), Kenneth Paal (QPR), Emil Riis (Preston), Mark Sykes (Bristol City), Jamie Vardy (Leicester), Kyle Walker-Peters (Southampton)League One: Will Collar (Stockport), Michael Craig (Reading), Tarique Fosu (Northampton), Charlie Goode (Stevenage), Tyreece John-Jules (Crawley), Josh Koroma (Huddersfield), Hakeem Odoffin (Rotherham United), Josh Onomah (Blackpool), Donovan Pines (Barnsley), Christy Pym (Mansfield), Steven Sessegnon (Wigan)League Two: Ryan Broom (Fleetwood), George Cox (Swindon), Matty Daly (Harrogate), Janoi Donacien (Chesterfield), Paul Dummett (Carlisle), Mandela Egbo (Colchester), Scott Hogan (MK Dons), Shane McLoughlin (Newport), Tyler Miller (Notts County), Theo Vassell (Barrow), Zac Williams (Crewe), Connor Wood (Tranmere) This article is the latest from BBC Sport's Ask Me Anything Me Anything is a service dedicated to answering your want to reward your time by telling you things you do not know and reminding you of things you team explores everything you need to know and calls upon a network of contacts including our experts and answer your questions from the heart of the BBC Sport newsroom, and go behind the scenes at some of the world's biggest sporting coverage spans the BBC Sport website, app, social media and YouTube accounts, plus BBC TV and radio. 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Yahoo
2 days ago
- Sport
- Yahoo
Premier League players whose contracts expire on July 1st
Today marks the last day of contract for a wealth of Premier League names, with many set to become free agents from tomorrow. There are a number of high-profile names who are out of contract and yet to decide on their next clubs. Advertisement Sunday saw confirmation that Dominic Calvert-Lewin will leave Everton after nine seasons. Calvert-Lewin has decided on a new challenge after 273 appearances and 71 goals for the Toffees since arriving from Sheffield United in 2016. Everton have offered a new deal to Idrissa Gueye but there is yet to be confirmation it has been signed. Thomas Partey's exit from Arsenal was also confirmed with the Gunners having failed to agree terms on an extension for the midfielder. Arsenal have moved quickly to replace the 32-year-old after agreeing deals for Real Sociedad midfielder Martin Zubimendi and Brentford captain Christian Norgaard. Advertisement Including last season's relegated teams, we've listed the Premier League players out of contract this week. Premier League players out of contract on July 1st Dominic Calvert-Lewin (Everton) Kyle Walker-Peters (Southampton) Thomas Partey (Arsenal) Kenny Tete (Fulham) Nelson Semedo (Wolves) Callum Wilson (Newcastle) Danny Ings (West Ham) Victor Lindelof (Manchester United) Christian Eriksen (Manchester United) Abdoulaye Doucoure (Everton) Josh Dasilva (Brentford) Sergio Reguilon (Tottenham) Vladimir Coufal (West Ham) Michael Keane (Everton) Carlos Vinicius (Fulham) Jamaal Lascelles (Newcastle) Harry Toffolo (Nottingham Forest) Idrissa Gueye (Everton) Jamal Lewis (Newcastle) Tom Cairney (Fulham) Craig Dawson (Wolves) Jack Stephens (Southampton) Danny Ward (Leicester) Kortney Hause (Aston Villa) Jamie Vardy (Leicester) Fraser Forster (Tottenham) Joao Virgina (Everton) Lucas Bergstrom (Chelsea) Ben Mee (Brentford) Michael Antonio (West Ham) Joel Ward (Crystal Palace) Alfie Whiteman (Tottenham) Lukasz Fabianski (West Ham) Ashley Young (Everton) Massimo Luongo (Ipswich) Asmir Begovic (Everton) John Ruddy (Newcastle) Wayne Hennessey (Nottingham Forest) Scott Carson (Manchester City) Read – Dominic Calvert-Lewin: Where next for the outgoing Everton forward? See more – Every tournament England has ever won as Young Lions retain U21 Euros title Follow The Football Faithful on Social Media: Facebook | Instagram | Twitter | YouTube | TikTok
