Sold by Moyes in 2012, now tipped for England: should Everton move to re-sign Adam Forshaw?

United will pay €100m for Griezmann What looked set to be one of the biggest transfer sagas of the summer could be over before the window even opens, with Manchester United close to completing a deal to sign Antoine Griezmann from Atletico Madrid. There have been plenty of hints from the 26-year-old striker that a move from La Liga to the Premier League was not a formality. Pep to move for Coman reunion Pep Guardiola brought Kingsley Coman to Bayern Munich and may move to bring him to Man City next. Tap-ins - Atletico Madrid defender Jose Gimenez could have to choose between Manchester United and Liverpool this summer. Kolasinac will be available for free in the summer when his contract expires, and he looks to be a man in demand.

(Pic courtesy of Everton) Everton have taken a significant step towards their goal of building a new stadium on the banks of the River Mersey after securing a deal to acquire land in the city. "We can now move forward into the next phase of work with much greater confidence," Everton chief executive Robert Elstone said. Everton agree a deal to buy the Bramley-Moore dock site for their proposed new £300m stadium "Clearly, it is vital we have clarity on cost and we have to recognise that the stadium will be significantly more expensive at Bramley Moore Dock. "To get that certainty, and ensure the stadium is affordable, we need to confirm stadium design, capacity and configuration. Over the last two decades Everton have suffered at least three failed attempts to find a site for a new stadium fit for modern football.

And it looks like it has also secured him a move away from the Stadium of Light. Quite frankly the club might be relegated already if it wasn't for Jermain Defoe's 14 goals, that have earned him a surprising recall to international duty. And if there's anyone who can score goals to change the attitude of people, then I think it's Defoe.

Gareth Bale felt he was hard done by after receiving a yellow card that rules him out of Wales' next World Cup qualifier against Serbia. "I didn't even go for a tackle, I went to try and slide to tap the ball in and he's kind of kicked me, we've collided," Bale told Sky Sports. "I didn't think it was a yellow to be honest, but the referee's done it so what can I do?" Speaking about the uninspiring contest at the Aviva Stadium, Bale was pleased with Wales' work rate and felt a point may not be a bad result.

Could not subscribe, try again later Invalid Email Everton defender Seamus Coleman is facing a lengthy spell on the sidelines after suffering a horror leg injury in Ireland's 0-0 draw with Wales in World Cup qualifying. He was left writhing in agony on the pitch before being hurriedly placed on a stretcher and taken to hospital. Coleman will miss the rest of the campaign for the Toffees with Ireland boss Martin O'Neill describing it as "a bad break". It appears unlikely the Irish skipper will play again this calendar year, should his club's and country's worst fears be confirmed. (Photo: Sportsfile) (Photo: PA Wire) He has featured 247 times for Everton becoming a fan favourite on Merseyside.