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ux_jh
1 day ago
Rangers remain in talks with Brighton and Hove Albion for winger Amario Cozier-Duberry after a previous bid was rejected. (Rangers Review)
Celtic have agreed a deal for Hajduk Split and Canada midfielder Niko Sigur. (Lukasz Gikiewicz on X)
Although Genk have emerged as late contenders for Sigur's signature and have bid €4m. (24 Sata - in Croatian)
Wolves goalkeeper Sam Johnstone, 33, is a target for Celtic. (Daily Mail)
Rangers have identified Rodez striker Ibrahima Balde as a target to bolster their striking options. (Sacha Tavolieri on X)

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wnmhbvq1dlj3uf9w
9 days ago
Wolves are in the market for attacking depth and Amario Cozier-Duberry has moved firmly into view. According to TeamTalk, Wolves are exploring a deal for the Brighton winger, though West Ham are in the same conversation and Rangers have already tested the water.
The basics are clear. Brighton value the 21-year-old at £10million and have already turned down a £7million bid from Rangers. That tells you two things straight away. First, Brighton think there is real upside here. Second, any club hoping to haggle their way to a discount is wasting time.
Cozier-Duberry is not a random punt. He "impressed on loan with Bolton Wanderers last season, contributing nine goals and 13 ******* ists as Bolton secured promotion from League One via the play-offs." Those are serious numbers for a wide player. Add in Championship experience at Blackburn Rovers in 2024/25 and there is at least a working case that he is ready for the next step.
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TeamTalk reports that Wolves "view the 21-year-old as a potential reinforcement in a key area" and that they "have begun ******* sing the conditions of a deal." That sounds like sensible groundwork rather than empty noise. Wolves need more directness, more end product and more players who can attack from either side. Cozier-Duberry appears to tick each box.

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drift77
2 months ago
Following a disappointing Premier League campaign that ended in relegation, West Ham United are moving quickly to reshape their squad for an immediate return to the top flight. In a major statement of intent, the Hammers have launched an ambitious move to sign Sunderland winger Simon Adingra. Despite preparing for life in the Championship under Nuno Espirito Santo, West Ham are targeting the 24-year-old to add pace and creativity to their flanks as they prepare for the likely departure of Crysencio Summerville from the London Stadium.
Adingra, who joined Sunderland in July 2025 from Brighton & Hove Albion before spending the latter half of the season on loan at AS Monaco, has proven himself on both domestic and international stages. The winger recently represented the Ivory Coast at the 2026 FIFA World Cup and is widely celebrated for his heroics at the 2023 Africa Cup of Nations, where he was named Best Young Player and Man of the Match in the final. A product of the Right to Dream Academy, his dribbling and versatility across both wings make him an ideal marquee signing to unlock stubborn lower-league defences.
Securing Adingra’s signature will not be straightforward, with several clubs keen on his services. Monaco are looking to arrange another loan deal with Sunderland, while AS Roma and RB Leipzig are also monitoring the situation, alongside Premier League newcomers Ipswich Town and Hull City. However, West Ham have already held talks with the player’s representatives to signal their intent. They also have Dwight McNeil and Amario Cozier-Duberry on their radar as they continue their search for wide reinforcements.

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