Asllani signs new London City Lionesses deal
Kosovare Asllani has signed a contract extension at London City Lionesses until the summer of 2027.
Asllani joined the Lionesses in June 2024 and was named club captain. She helped the club to WSL promotion in her first season as the leading assist maker, before featuring 21 times in the top-flight last term.
Asllani is currently undergoing rehabilitation for an ACL injury sustained in March.
England's forgotten man - Kobbie Mainoo
Why has Thomas Tuchel not used midfielder Kobbie Mainoo at all during this World Cup?
Your Site' Rob Dorsett takes a closer look...
PSG set to seal 8.5m deal for Villa's Digne
Latest from Your Site News' Lyall Thomas and Kaveh Solhekol:
Paris Saint-Germain are expected to trigger a release clause in Aston Villa left-back Lucas Dignes contract after the World Cup.
The fee PSG are expected to pay is around 8.5m (10m) and the player is ready to return to his former club, Your Site News understands.
The move cannot be completed until he has finished on duty with France in the USA - they face Spain in the semi-final on Tuesday and Digne has started the last three games.
Roma make opening offer for Garnacho
Latest from Sky in Italy's Gianluca Di Marzio and Kaveh Solhekol:
Roma have made an opening offer to Chelsea for Alejandro Garnacho, according to Sky in Italy.
The proposal is for an initial loan with an option to buy for around 30m (35m).
That option would become an obligation if certain conditions are met.
The loan would carry a fee of 4.3m (5m).
Your Site News has been reporting since earlier this month that Chelsea want 42.7m for Garnacho.
Roma are also among the clubs interested in West Ham winger Crysencio Summerville.
'Man Utd fans should feel excited'
Speaking on the Transfer Talk Podcast, Adam McKola praised Manchester United for triggering the release clause in Youri Tielemans' Aston Villa contract and claims fans of the club should be excited by the business at Old Trafford.
Wolves, Burnley among teams interested in Blake
Latest from Your Site News' Amar Mehta and Anthony Joseph:
Former Watford winger Adrian Blake is being lined up for a return to British football with at least three clubs chasing his signature.
Blake, 20, left Watford for FC Utrecht in June 2023 and, after three seasons with the Dutch side, he is wanted by clubs in England and Scotland.
Wolves are keen on ex-England youth international Blake along with their Championship rivals Burnley.
Scottish champions Celtic also have Blake on their list of summer targets though they have yet to act on their interest.
Blake scored a spectacular Europa League goal against Celtic in January.
Utrecht rejected an offer for Blake from Turkish side Kasimpasa during the winter window when he was being watched by several clubs in Europe, including from the Premier League and Championship.
Blake now has just a year left on his current contract and is valued at around 2.5m by Utrecht.
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Reece James will continue in his role as captain under new Chelsea boss Xabi Alonso.
Alonso wants midfielder Enzo Fernandez to stay but confirmed transfer interest in Alejandro Garnacho.
Nicolas Jackson will feature on their pre-season tour.
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Alonso gives verdict on James role and Fernandez future
Chelsea manager Xabi Alonso discusses why Reece James will stay club captain under him and reveals he is looking forward to working with Enzo Fernandez.
Santos' first interview as a Man Utd player
Andrey Santos gives his first interview as a Manchester United player and speaks on how it has always been a dream to play for the club.
Credit: Manchester United.
Iraola refuses to comment on Barcola links
Liverpool boss Andoni Iraola refused to comment on links to Paris Saint-Germain winger Bradley Barcola but admitted the club need to recruit another winger this summer.
The Reds completed the signing of Victor Munoz for 34.5m from Osasuna and have Barcola high among the options they are considering to strengthen their side following Mohamed Salah's exit at the end of last season.
RB Leipzig's Yan Diomande has been viewed as a top target but his preferred destination is PSG.
"I cannot talk about players from other teams," Iraola told Your Site when asked about Barcola and Diomande.
"It is clear we need a player there, I wouldn't say to replace Mo Salah, but we need one more winger.
"There are other situations which are not so clear, we have very good players injured. [Hugo] Ekitike, [Conor] Bradley and Giovanni [Leoni], players we love.
"We have to take decisions, sometimes it is hard. Sometimes there is a player we can sign to improve as a team, those decisions we are analysing.
"At other clubs, they present you with players you don't know. With Liverpool, when they present them, you already know them.
"It is not easy, it has to be players who have shown a good level."
