Lookman set to leave Atalanta in the summerPer Fabrizio Romano, Atalanta's star striker Ademola Lookman is all set to exit the Serie A club in the summer after a fallout with manager Gian Piero Gasperini. The club will speak to the manager to clarify the situation, however, the players is destined to leave the club.How Chelsea stopped Veiga from leaving permanentlyPer Tuttomercatoweb, Chelsea repo

Liverpool, Newcastle and Arsenal set to chase Brentford's Mbeumo this summerSecuring him will demand a significant fee, an enticing wage offer, and a clear path to European football - key factors since Mbeumo aspires to join a top club.Cameroonian agent Romuald Eteki recently insisted that Newcastle could emerge as the most attractive option."Bryan Mbeumo has many suitors this season, thanks to hi

Lamine Yamal has said it would be "impossible" for him to leave Barcelona and that he never hears about offers from other clubs.Barca president Joan Laporta previously claimed the club turned down a bid of €250 million (£260m) for the 17-year-old last summer, with club official Enric Masip later suggesting the offer came from Paris Saint-Germain."I don't hear about it," Yamal told Mundo

Arsenal are pushing to sign Martin ZubimendiArsenal are cautiously optimistic of signing Real Sociedad midfielder Martin Zubimendi in the summer, but there is no full agreement in place yet.Arsenal have been in regular contact with Zubimendi's agents for over two months in the hope of pre-agreeing a deal ahead of the summer window opening.We understand that Arsenal remain cautious, however, as Zub

Danny Cowley felt it was unfair for Colchester to have to play their rearranged League Two game against Notts County on Tuesday night.The initial fixture was postponed on December 7 in the interests of spectator and player safety after damage to one of the Meadow Lane scoreboards.United fought back to claim a 1-1 draw on their return to Nottingham, with Tyreece Simpson cancelling out Conor Grant&r

Wycombe head coach Mike Dodds believes his side were in control as they defeated struggling Bristol Rovers 2-0 at Adams Park.After a goalless opening 45 minutes in which the Chairboys had the better of the chances, two quickfire strikes from Cameron Humphreys and Daniel Udoh gave the home side their first league victory since the end of January.Rovers’ task was made a lot harder when Shaq Fo

Wigan boss Shaun Maloney felt his side should have forced their first league win in four attempts before they were held to a 1-1 League One draw at relegation-threatened Crawley.Charlie Barker’s first-half leveller rescued a point for the hosts after Dale Taylor had put Wigan ahead but the Latics could not find a way of winning the game, despite dominating after the break.Wigan have won only

Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers took “immense pride” from their Champions League efforts after they secured “European credibility” by pushing Bayern Munich until the final moments in Germany.The Hoops were seconds away from forcing the knockout phase play-off into extra time after Nicolas Kuhn netted in the 63rd minute.Celtic had created four good opportunities in the openin

Grant McCann praised his 10-man Doncaster side’s spirit after they returned to winning ways and moved up to third with a 1-0 League Two victory over second-bottom Morecambe at the Mazuma Stadium.An early goal from Rob Street was enough to give Grant McCann’s side the win despite the fact they were reduced to 10 men after 70 minutes when Jack Senior was sent off for a crude lunge on Ged

Millwall manager Alex Neil admitted surprise at Mihailo Ivanovic’s dead-ball antics after the 1-1 draw against Preston in the Championship.The Scot was on course to win against his old club after Ivanovic’s 40th-minute opener, only for Emil Riis to equalise in the 47th minute with a long-range stunner.“I know he’s got goals,” Neil said of his Serbian striker.“If