Norwich have held talks over a deal for Galatasaray striker Johan Elmander and are also considering Andrea Caracciolo of Brescia. Elmander, 32, scored four goals in 14 games last season and is available for £500,000 as he has a year left on contract. Caracciolo, 31, is also available for a cut-price fee. He scored 16 goals in 28 Serie B games last season. Premier League experience: Gal...Full Story »

Just two days after their opening defeat against Ukraine in Kiev and  Sweden’s Euro 2012 campaign is on the verge of falling apart. The sun may have been shining at the Swedes’ rural training retreat 25km outside the Ukraine capital but inside the locker room the ramifications of being put to the sword by Andriy Shevchenko on Monday night were still being felt. At the heart ...Full Story »

Bolton manager Owen Coyle is aiming to use the funds freed up by Johan Elmander's imminent departure to bring in a signature signing. Elmander, 29, is ready for a new challenge in Turkey with Galatasaray when his contract ends next month. The Sweden striker is expected to play his last game for the club against Manchester City after scoring 12 goals in all competitions this season. High on Co...Full Story »

Bolton striker Johan Elmander will be officially announced as a Galatasaray player on Friday, according to club chairman Unal Aysal. Sportsmail revealed the Turks were keen on the 29-year-old after enjoying his best season since joining Bolton in 2008, scoring 12 goals. And Elmander now looks set to join up with new Galatasaray coach Fatih Terim, who identified the Sweden international as a ...Full Story »

Substitute Sully Muntari steered Sunderland to only their second win in 12 Barclays Premier League games with a dramatic stoppage-time winner to seal a 2-1 triumph against Bolton at the Reebok Stadium. The Ghanaian international midfielder took advantage of a superb through-ball from Stephane Sessegnon to end Bolton's run of five straight home victories in the top flight and give the Wearsiders...Full Story »

Bolton boss Owen Coyle is happy to leave it up to top scorer Johan Elmander to decide whether he stays at the club. The 29-year-old Swede, who was Wanderers' record signing when they bought him from Toulouse in 2008 for #8.2million, is out of contract in the summer and Coyle does not expect the striker to sign a new deal before then. Elmander, who has been linked with a move to Newcastle, is e...Full Story »