Tuchel: High chance Anderson's Man City move done next week
England boss Thomas Tuchel has spoken about Elliot Anderson performance's performance in Saturday night's 2-0 win over Panama - and his impending transfer to Man City.
"I think there's a high chance it's sorted before the round of 32," he said.
"He plays like he owns the place.
"There were no concerns [over fitness], the medical staff gave the green light, he has no injury."
Godfrey completes Rangers medical
Latest from Your Site News' Dharmesh Sheth, Sahil Jaidka and Luca Bendoni:
Atalanta defender Ben Godfrey has completed a medical at Rangers ahead of a season-long loan deal.
The Englishman moved to the Serie A club from Everton in 2024.
He has been on loan at Ipswich, Sheffield Utd and Brondby since.
It is expected there will be a significant option to buy included in the deal.
Fuchs steps down as Newport manager
Christian Fuchs has stepped down as manager of Newport County.
The former Leicester defender took his first steps into management when he was appointed in November 2025 and kept the club in League Two on the final day of the season.
Chelsea interested in Xhaka
Latest from Your Site News' Kaveh Solhekol and Keith Downie:
Chelsea are interested in signing Sunderland midfielder Granit Xhaka.
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Rangers in talks for Godfrey
Latest from Your Site News' Sahil Jaidka and Luca Bendoni:
Rangers are in talks with Atalanta over a loan deal for Ben Godfrey.
The defender moved to the Serie A club from Everton in 2024.
He has been on loan at Ipswich, Sheffield United and Brondby since. There could be a significant loan option in the deal.
Man City sign Troyes forward Detourbet
French club Troyes have sold forward Mathys Detourbet to Manchester City.
Troyes announced the transfer on X and on its website without giving financial details.
According to L'Equipe City have signed the 19-year-old Frenchman for around 21.6m and he would be loaned to Monaco next season.
Transfer Talk podcast: Spurs' midfield rebuild, Palestra to Chelsea and Everton's Bowen interest
Dharmesh Sheth is joined by The Sun's Jack Rosser, ESPN's Sam Tighe and Your Site News' Michael Bridge to discuss Roberto De Zerbi's plans to rebuild Tottenham Hotspur's midfield with the club targeting deals for both Sandro Tonali and Matheus Fernandes.
Plus, Xabi Alonso is set to complete this first signing as Chelsea manager, bringing in Marco Palestra from Atalanta. The right-back was named Serie A's defender of the season last term.
Plus, the future of Jarrod Bowen is discussed with Everton and David Moyes making enquiries about signing the winger.
Weghorst reunited with Ten Hag at FC Twente
Ajax have confirmed the departure of Wout Weghorst following the expiration of his contract.
The former Burnley and Manchester United player has joined FC Twente, signing on a two-year deal and reuniting with his former Manchester United boss, the clubs new technical director Erik ten Hag.
Weghorst had been at Ajax since the summer of 2024 and is part of the Netherlands squad at the 2026 World Cup.
Brest appoint Roy's former assistant as manager
Stade Brest have confirmed Julien Lachuer as their new manager following the death of Eric Roy.
Lachuer had been the assistant to Roy since his arrival in 2023, and Roy had specifically wished for the club to appoint Lachuer as his replacement.
In a statement on X, the club said: Stade Brestois is pleased to officially announce the appointment of Julien Lachuer as head coach of the professional team for the next two seasons. Wished for by Eric Roy before his passing on June 17, the responsibility of continuing the work of the Niois technician has been accepted by Julien Lachuer, just days before the scheduled resumption on Thursday, July 2. A mission, like a natural legacy, that he will approach with a perfect knowledge of the club gained over the years spent at Stade Brestois.
Fulham confirm permanent signing of Kusi-Asare
Fulham have announced the permanent signing of Jonah Kusi-Asare from Bayern Munich for an undisclosed fee.
The 18-year-old joined the club on loan last summer and made seven Premier League appearances. He also scored four times in five Premier League 2 games for the Cottagers.
Speaking to the club's website, the young forward said: "Im very happy to be a permanent Fulham player. From my first week here, it was very good I felt like I was a part of the Fulham family.
"The changing room was very nice, team, staff, so Im very happy to stay here."
Vice Chairman and Director of Football Operations Tony Khan added: "Im thrilled to welcome Jonah Kusi-Asare to Fulham on a long-term contract.
"We believe that he is a very talented young player with massive potential and a bright future, and were very happy that Jonah is joining the Club permanently now following his time with us on loan."
