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#premier-league-relegation

Archie Gray joined Spurs in the summer of 2024 from Leeds United for a fee of around £40m, and he has made excellent progress since his arrival. Widely regarded as a generational talent, the 19-year-old made 46 appearances in all competitions last season. Gray has featured 19 times in the Premier League, starting 15 of those matches, while scoring two goals and registering two assists.

It's difficult, just speaking, but we need to realise the position we're in, we need to fight every game, fight for every result, we haven't got many games left now. We need to see what's going wrong on the pitch, debrief that and see what we can change. We're not in a position to dwell on anything right now, we need to make sure that in the next game we're going to be at it, seeing how we can improve.

There were few positives for Sunderland fans in the 2016-17 season as they finished rock bottom and 16 points from safety, but the emergence of one of their own - Jordan Pickford - was a highlight. Initially second choice to Vito Mannone, Pickford was promoted to the first team after an injury to his colleague and never gave up the No.1 spot. He ended the year with the PFA Young Player of the Year award.

"I'm very happy to be here, to have this opportunity. I'm just ready to fight and to play games," said Disasi, who has been capped five times by his country. "It's an exciting challenge. We know that the club is not at the place that it should be, but I'm here to help the team and to bring what I can to achieve our goal."

West Ham United are reportedly in discussions over a potential loan move for Raheem Sterling, as the club looks to inject much-needed attacking quality into their squad for the second half of the season. According to ExWHUEmployee, the Hammers are exploring a deal that would see the Chelsea outcast arrive in east London on loan until the end of the campaign. The timing of the move is no coincidence.

That has been confirmed by Pete O'Rourke (via Football Insider), who has confirmed that West Ham will not allow Bowen to leave in January at the very least. I don't think he'll be sold in the near future. There's definitely no chance he'll move in January because they will need Jarrod Bowen to try and help them stay up in the Premier League. He is the club captain, he is the talisman, he's been top scorer for the last four years.