'Fullkrug looks set for Hammers return'
Niclas Fullkrug looks set to return to West Ham with AC Milan unwilling to make his loan permanent, according to Italian publication Corriere dello Sport.
Milan have a buy option of 4.3 million (5 million) for the German striker, who joined the Italian side in January after playing 29 games for West Ham and scoring three goals.
Fullkrug has started three games in Serie A and scored one goal in his 499 minutes played.
The 33-year-old joined West Ham in the summer of 2024 on a 27.5 million transfer from Borussia Dortmund. He still has two years left on his contract.
Fernandez and his agent apologise to Chelsea
Latest from Your Site News' Kaveh Solhekol:
Enzo Fernandez and his agent have apologised to Chelsea for comments he made while on international duty in Argentina.
Fernandez said in interviews that he would welcome living in Madrid, leaving the door open to moving to Real Madrid in the summer.
No talks have been held about selling Fernandez and he has a Chelsea contract until 2032.
Head coach Liam Rosenior announced last Friday that Fernandez - Port Vale last Saturday and Manchester City on Sunday.
Real Madrid will sign a midfielder this summer and Fernandez is one of their targets. He is valued at more than 100m but Chelsea are not trying to sell the player.
He is one of the players seeking improved terms but his cause will not have been helped by the comments he made in Argentina.
'Juventus make contact for Alisson'
Juventus are eyeing a transfer for Liverpool's goalkeeper Alisson Becker, according to La Gazzetta dello Sport.
The Serie A giants reportedly want to reunite Alisson with Luciano Spalletti after the Brazilian's stint at Roma, where he played 15 games under the Italian head coach in 2016/17.
Reports in Italy suggest that 'positive contact' has taken place with the goalkeeper's camp, and Alisson is keen to talk with the Bianconeri.
Liverpool recently triggered a one-year extension on Alisson's contract, which runs until the end of the 2026/27 season.
Juventus are reportedly offering the 33-year-old a three-year contract.
The Brazilian has played 332 games for the Reds since his then world-record 67 million transfer in 2018. He has won eight titles, including two Premier Leagues and one Champions League.
Alisson has missed Liverpool's last three games due to injury, with the Georgian Giorgi Mamardashvili stepping up.
'Arsenal, Man Utd, Chelsea renew interest in Rogers'
Arsenal, Manchester United and Chelsea have renewed their interest in Aston Villa midfielder Morgan Rogers, according to The Times.
The 23-year-old has scored 24 goals and provided 23 assists since the start of last season and is in contention to go to the World Cup with England.
Rogers had interest from Chelsea and Arsenal last summer before Villa extended his contract until 2031, although reportedly without inserting a release clause.
Villas valuation is said to likely exceed 80m based on needing to pay 20 per cent of their profit to Middlesbrough.
'Fulham to trigger Chukwueze purchase option'
Fulham are expected to trigger their buy option for AC Milan winger Samuel Chukwueze, according to Italian publication Gazzetta dello Sport.
Your Site News understands Fulham can make the loan permanent for between 21.6m and 26m.
The Nigeria winger, who joined Fulham on loan in the summer, has played 19 games for Marco Silva's side, scoring three goals and registering four assists.
What to expect from De Zerbi at Spurs and how he could line up in first game
If there is any manager who epitomises To Dare is To Do, then it is Roberto De Zerbi.
The front-footed head coach has now had over a week with his new Tottenham squad and will have a clear idea of how hard it will be to ensure the club remain in the Premier League.
'Inter Milan targeting move for Vicario'
Inter Milan are targeting a move for Tottenham goalkeeper Guglielmo Vicario, as reported by La Gazzetta dello Sport.
The Serie A leaders have set the 29-year-old as their main target for this summer, with Yann Sommer is expected to leave once his contract expires this summer.
The Spurs goalkeeper has two years left on his contract after signing from Empoli on a 17.2 million deal in the 2023/24 season.
Vicario has played 117 games for the north London club, keeping 29 clean sheets. He has faced scrutiny over his recent performances.
Roma to not trigger Ferguson buy option'
Evan Ferguson is set to return to Brighton after a loan stint at Roma, according to Corriere dello Sport.
Ferguson played 22 games for the Italians until an ankle injury that required surgery ended his season early, having last played on January 22.
The 21-year-old striker scored five goals and got two assists in 13 starts this season.
Roma had a buy option in their loan deal and reports have suggested this will not be triggered.
Nuno backs Kilman to win West Ham fans over
Nuno Espirito Santo has backed Max Kilman to win over the West Ham supporters after the defender was booed by his own fanbase against Leeds United.
Defender Kilman has struggled for form since making a 40m switch from Wolves in 2024.
The 28-year-old was jeered by sections of the London Stadium crowd after he clumsily gave away a penalty in the shoot-out defeat against Leeds in the FA Cup on Sunday.
Look, I think in terms of the fans they are giving much more to us than us to them. So we cannot complain, said Hammers boss Nuno, whose side face Wolves in a crunch relegation clash on Friday night, live on Your Site.
I saw a good game from Max. OK, he was in a penalty incident, but I think he held on quite well.
He made a good game, especially for a player that was not involved for such a long period, in terms of competing, duels, in possession, and he was in the build-up for a goal.
So he did a lot of good things and I think he handled the situation well. And at the same time, the group helped. I saw team-mates going around him and supporting.
It shows a lot of togetherness among ourselves. Its positive. Hes OK. Hes working well.
Maguire wants 'big' Man Utd transfer window to push for trophies
Harry Maguire has called for a "big summer" transfer window at Manchester United to build on the success of recent recruitment and help the club push for silverware next season.
Maguire has put pen to paper on a new deal until 2027 at Old Trafford and is now eager to see the club recruit across other areas in the squad.
United are third in the Premier League and have a 95 per cent chance of securing Champions League football next season, according to Opta.
"I always want to be part of a squad that I felt like could compete and the recruitment went well last year. We brought in some top players who helped us," Maguire told ESPN.
"I think this summer's going to be a big summer. I think we've got to recruit really well. Obviously, there's a big manager decision as well, but I think the recruitment side of it is bringing players in.
"I think this summer has got to be a big year because we're not in Europe this year, we've played 40 games at the end of the season, and we definitely need a bigger squad next year.
On expectations for next season, Maguire continued: "I think next season, you look at it, and I think we've got to be in the bracket where if we get the recruitment right and everything's positive from now to the end of the season and we keep going on the curve, there's no ceiling to where we can reach.
"We've got to be in the conversation to go and win the big trophies. We're in a strong position. We've had a great few months under the manager.
"I feel like the squad is starting to look like something that is a strong squad. But this summer's going to be big, really, really big.
"We need more players, we need better quality, we need players to come into the starting eleven. And then when everything comes together, we'll see where it is at the start of the season."
United signed Matheus Cunha, Bryan Mbeumo, Senne Lammens and Benjamin Sesko last summer and Maguire has said any new arrivals must be able to handle the pressure that arrives when you sign for the club.
"I see a lot of players come into this club and quite frankly it's just too big for them," he added.
"The eyes on, the scrutiny, the analysis, every goal that goes in. It's someone's fault. There's going to be ex-players speaking about it. That's just part and parcel of playing for this club."
