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Chelsea are aiming to sign both Xavi Simons and Alejandro Garnacho before the transfer window closes. Chelsea are in talks to sign the two forwards, and discussions have been ongoing for some time, with good relations between all the clubs. Simons was not in RB Leipzigs squad for their friendly on Saturday. Sky Sports News […]

The top stories and transfer rumours from Mondays newspapers… DAILY MIRROR Newcastle are keeping tabs on PSGs Goncalo Ramos as they weigh up potential striker options which also involve Manchester United target Benjamin Sesko. Al Hilal are ramping up their efforts to sign Liverpools Darwin Nunez after identifying him as their priority target this summer.

Rangers have signed winger Oliver Antman on a four-year deal. The 23-year-old moves to Ibrox from Go Ahead Eagles in a deal that could rise to around £4m, Sky Sports News understands. Rangers have been keen to sign wingers during this transfer window, as head coach Russell Martin looks to rebuild his squad, with Djeidi

Brighton owner Tony Bloom has declared his unwavering confidence that Hearts will emulate Union Saint-Gilloise by becoming title winners and Champions League contestants following his investment in the Scottish Premiership club. The English entrepreneur completed a £9.86m deal in June to secure a 29 per cent stake in the Jambos in non-voting shares. With Hearts

Brendan Rodgers wants to stay at Celtic if the club want to continue to develop, insisting he is not the right guy to just maintain something. The manager, who has a year left on his contract, has told Sky Sports News he has held positive talks with majority shareholder Dermot Desmond and chief executive Michael

Alexander Isak has landed back in Newcastle following his personal training camp in Spain – a day after a bid from Liverpool of over £100m was rejected by the Magpies. The striker flew into Newcastle on Saturday afternoon having trained at his former club Real Sociedads headquarters on his own, after refusing to join Newcastles

Ahead of the new Scottish Premiership campaign – which begins with four matches live on Sky Sports across the opening weekend – we analyse the talking points at every club… Can Aberdeen balance domestic and European duties?Aberdeens first Scottish Cup triumph in 35 years provided the added bonus of guaranteed league phase European football. However,

Brendan Rodgers wants to stay at Celtic if the club want to continue to develop, insisting he is not the right guy to just maintain something. The manager, who has a year left on his contract, has told Sky Sports News he has held positive talks with majority shareholder Dermot Desmond and chief executive Michael