Morgan Gibbs-White seems to be locked up in the long run after signing a contract in Nottingham Forest, which made him the highest paid player in her history.
Talksport can reveal the bumper £ 150,000 a week, which releases what applicants Tottenham, which does not contain any release clause.
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This means that Forest can request a top dollar from clubs in the near future who want to hand over their Talisman from the city square in the near future.
Gibbs-White chose the forest after Spurs announced that they were ready to trigger his release clause of 60 million GBP.
The English international made a shock by concluding a new three -year contract during the club’s training camp in Portugal after the owner of Evangelos Marinakis had violently blocked the move.
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Nick Pope could be the goal for Manchester United when Newcastle signs Aaron Ramsdale.
The Magpies urge Ramsdale to combine with his former Bournemouth boss Eddie Howe, even though Southampton demands a large loan fee.
Since Ramsdale spoke a role of Premier League number one to help his chances of being named in the English squad for the World Cup next summer, his arrival would make the position of the Pope susceptible.
The 33-year-old is not a contract next summer and Pope fits the profile of the kind of players looking for United to challenge Andre Onana.
Leeds showed interest in Pope at the beginning of this summer, but has signed Lucas Perri from Lyon since then.
Isak remains out of the spotlight
Alexander Isak has been striking due to his absence of Newcastle’s training grounds, which he wants to leave.
Doubts about Isak’s future occurred for the first time when he discovered the training alone before he was then left out of her pre-season tour to Singapore with a “thigh injury”.
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Since then, Isak has not been discovered by film crews in front of the club’s Darsley Park training complex.
It is assumed that the superstar swede will pursue his only training program at home, while Newcastle decides whether it should be admitted.
Liverpool is ready to pay a British record fee for Isak that, as announced last week, as announced in this notebook, demands £ 300,000 per week to sign a new deal with Newcastle.
The ISAK saga combines a nightmare summer for the magpies that have missed a variety of goals, including Bryan Mbuemo, Hugo Ekikte and James Trafford.
West Ham is open to Lucas Paqueta for Lucas Paqueta after his betting movement FLAND.
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Talksport understands that Paqueta is clear for allegations of the spot fixation, although this decision was not officially announced by the FA or the hammers.
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Flamengo in Paqeuta’s home of Brazil are among the potential applicants of the Mercurial middle field player.
Paqueta was also about to join Manchester City, before the betting accusations came to light for the first time.
West Ham believes that the 27-year-old is worth at least 60 million pounds.