Mata unsure over Man Utd future Manchester United star Juan Mata admits he still does not know whether he has a future at the club - but he is not looking any further than Wednesday's Europa League final against Villarreal. Mata enjoyed a rare start for the Red Devils on Sunday and marked the occasion by scoring from the spot before being replaced by teenager Hannibal Mejbri towards the end o...Full Story »

Southampton keen on Loftus-Cheek move Southampton are eyeing a summer move for Chelsea midfielder Ruben Loftus-Cheek, according to the Express. Loftus-Cheek spent the season on loan at Fulham but is set to return to Stamford Bridge with his club future unclear. Saints boss Ralph Hasenhuttl is a fan of Loftus-Cheek and would be keen on a loan with a view to a permanent deal. Sancho's team ...Full Story »

Aston Villa eyeing Liverpool youngster Brewster Aston Villa are ready to buy Rhian Brewster from Liverpool, according to The Sun. The Birmingham side are seeking more firepower next season and are ready to splash £20 million ($26m) on the England Under-21 man. Inter confident of completing Vidal move Inter are bullish about their prospects of signing Arturo Vidal from Barcelona, Sky Spo...Full Story »

Boavista reach agreement with FC Dallas for Cannon Boavista have reached an agreement with FC Dallas over a transfer for Reggie Cannon, according to MLSSoccer.com. The 22-year-old looks set to complete a move to Portugal, but the final terms of the deal have yet to be completed. Cannon has spent his entire career to date on the books of the Texas side, racking up 67 appearances for the club i...Full Story »

Manchester United reportedly look to be in the market for a cheap alternative to Borussia Dortmund star Jadon Sancho, with Sassuolo winger Jeremie Boga seemingly in their sights. According to Stretty News, the former Chelsea youngster can leave his current club for around £25-30million this summer, and that truly could be great value for money for an exciting talent. Boga has shone in S...Full Story »

A-League to continue despite coronavirus Football Federation Australia (FFA) announced that the remainder of the A-League season will go ahead but behind closed doors, while Wellington Phoenix will play all their matches in Australia. The future of the 2019-20 campaign has been in doubt since Australia and New Zealand introduced strict travel conditions amid the coronavirus pandemic which has ...Full Story »