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#transfers

Rangers' owners reportedly continue to back Russell Martin despite fan criticism, while there is midfielder speculation for both Dundee clubs. Russell Martin retains the backing of Rangers' owners for now despite the head coach losing the support of many of the Scottish Premiership club's fans. (Football Insider), external New Nottingham Forest head coach Ange Postecoglou may bring former Scotland Under-21 international and ex-Hibernian boss Nick Montgomery, who was one of his assistants with Tottenham Hotspur, with him to the City Ground. (Daily Mail), external

Manchester United want to sign Ruben Neves from Al-Hilal during the January transfer window. They need more quality and depth in the midfield, and the 28-year-old will add more control and creativity to the side. Neves knows the Premier League well from his time at Wolves, and he will be able to settle quickly and make an instant impact. Ruben Neves on the January shortlist According to a report from Team Talk, Manchester United are keeping tabs on Adam Wharton and Carlos Baleba as well.

While the summer transfer window may have closed in Germany on September 1, it stayed open for a little longer in other countries. It means little to Bayern Munich's senior team, who are unlikely to sell any more players of an already thin squad, but for Bayern's youth players it meant some late opportunities to get some good moves to further their development. Three more youth players found exactly that:

Tottenham Hotspur may launch an audacious bid for Aston Villa's Morgan Rogers in January, TEAMtalk reports. The midfielder has a £100 million valuation, making it difficult for Spurs to sign him despites Villa's recent issues with the Premier League's Profit and Sustainability Rules (PSR). Chelsea also remain interested in the 23-year-old, and are monitoring the situation. Rogers is on international duty with England, having made his debut for the Three Lions last year.

There will always be goalkeepers linked with Newcastle, whoever it is, that is part of the game. You can only ever focus on yourself and what is best for yourself and the team at the time. It was always far from my thoughts to leave, but there was no doubt in my mind about playing for anyone but Newcastle United. I know Aaron from England, he is a good lad and a good keeper.

There are always talks in football, but I don't want to name any names. Max [Eberl] was one of those who brought me to RB Leipzig, and I will always be grateful to him for that. The most important thing was to find a place where I can continue to develop and play my style of football. That's the case with Tottenham," Simons said (as captured by @iMiaSanMia).

"I'm currently not thinking about a move,"

Everton's move to the Hill Dickinson Stadium is set to earn the club an extra 50m in revenue, according to experts. The Toffees left behind their former home of Goodison Park at the end of the 2024/25 campaign and moved into the Hill Dickinson Stadium at the beginning of the new Premier League campaign. David Moyes' side have been going about their business quietly, it must be said, with shrewd additions Jack Grealish and Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall impressing already.

Leicester are eyeing an immediate return to the Premier League following relegation last season, and Brownhill is seen as an ideal player to help them achieve their goals. The 29-year-old was in exceptional form during Burnley's successful 2024-25 campaign, as he notched 18 goals and six assists in 42 Championship appearances. Brownhill ended his contract with Burley in July, meaning that he has been a free agent for over two months.