Lennon Miller is a Scottish central midfielder who plays for Motherwell, though links to Celtic and Rangers as well as those south of the border are beginning to grow
Chelsea have the upper hand on Arsenal in the race to sign Brentford striker Ivan Toney in January, and a report has revealed a huge bid is under serious consideration
Spurs are reportedly to be serious in their efforts to bring a Barcelona star back to the Premier League - and will end interest in Ivan Toney to ensure the deal goes through
Both London clubs had identified the England international as a key target as Mikel Arteta and Mauricio Pochettino look to bolster their striker options
The Bees have identified a potential replacement for the in-demand Toney, but face stiff competition from Crystal Palace and Bournemouth, we can reveal
Celtic have been dominant in Scotland over the past few years and last season took home the domestic treble under now Tottenham manager Ange Postecoglou.
Monday's Euro Paper Talk includes Arsenal moving into pole position to sign a Chelsea-linked star, plus a Man City player giving one big transfer his 'approval'
In an era where most football managers in England only last one or two seasons, there have been some exceptions and one manager has just celebrated a 14-year anniversary
TT take on Robbie Savage F365 and Tipstrr again in our weekly Premier League Predictions challenge and it's a straight split on Wolves v Spurs, while Man Utd get back to business
Toney is seen as a perfect fit at The Emirates, having excelled with the Bees since they were promoted to the top flight, but Arsenal will have to sell first
One observer has explained why Toney should dismiss Arsenal and favour joining Chelsea in January, while TEAMtalk has learned the Brentford hitman has asked to leave
The 27-year-old is currently suspended until January 17 after being found guilty of gambling breaches, but his lengthy absence has not put his suitors off
Man Utd do not intend to sack Ten Hag, with a report claiming the Red Devils actually plan to back the underfire Dutchman in a big way when the January transfer window opens
Given the current market and the fact that the England forward is only 27, £100m seems a reasonable asking price for a proven Premier League goalscorer