Ipswich in advanced talks to appoint O'Neil
Ipswich Town are in advanced talks to appoint Gary O'Neil as their new manager.
Discussions have progressed in the last 48 hours and there is a growing confidence a full agreement can be reached in the coming days.
Your Site News understands O'Neil emerged as the standout candidate among a number of high calibre applicants.
Dias defends Ronaldo after criticism of his skipper
Ruben Dias defend his team-mate and captain Cristiano Ronaldo after he came under criticism following Portugal's 1-1 draw in their World Cup opener against DR Congo.
New Liverpool winger has World Cup injury setback
New Liverpool winger Victor Munoz has suffered an injury setback and his World Cup debut with Spain has been delayed.
The forward, who completed a 34.5m move from Osasuna this week, came into the World Cup with a calf problem.
But according to the Spanish FA, Munoz has picked up an issue in his recovery from that injury - and could be ruled out until the World Cup knockout stages.
"During his scheduled and individualised recovery process, an additional muscle injury has occurred, which will delay his return to competition," the RFEF said about Munoz's latest injury.
"His availability for upcoming matches will depend on his progress and rehabilitation in the coming days."
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Swansea appoint Crystal Palace's Stevens
Swansea have confirmed the appointment of Ben Stevens as the clubs new sporting director.
Stevens joins from Crystal Palace will begin work on July 10.
Stevens has spent over a decade working at various Premier League clubs and worked under Dougie Freedman. He also filled in for Freedman when he moved to Saudi Arabia.
Leeds working to sign Fulham's Wilson and Brandt
Latest from Your Site News' Zinny Boswell:
Leeds United are working on free transfers for Julian Brandt and Harry Wilson, Your Site News understands.
Daniel Farke's side face a lot of competition from top clubs for the two players but if successful, there is a possibility that they could sign both.
Club sources have told Your Site News they are exploring deals for the pair, who will officially become free agents on July 1.
Brandt, 30, is leaving Borussia Dortmund after seven years with the German club.
The attacking midfielder, who has 48 caps for Germany, scored 11 goals and provided four assists for Dortmund last season.
Leeds have a long-term interest in Fulham winger Wilson and nearly signed him on Deadline Day last summer only for the deal to collapse at the last minute.
The 29-year-old's stock has risen sharply since then after a career-best season in the Premier League.
He scored 10 goals and set up seven more in the competition, mainly playing on the right wing.
Aston Villa and Everton are the other Premier League clubs that are keen to sign Wilson, Your Site News has been reporting, along with other Champions League clubs in Europe.
Former teammate Kroos praises Bellingham
Speaking on TikTok live show Kroos & Kroos: The World Cup under the microscope: former Real Madrid teammate Toni Kroos - along his brother Felix and Rio Ferdinand - praised Jude Bellingham and predicts he will be the best midfielder in the world.
Norwich sign Field from QPR permanently
Norwich City have completed the permanent signing of Sam Field from QPR.
Field joins on a three-year contract, with the club option of an additional year, for an undisclosed fee.
He previously spent the second half of last season on loan at the club, during which he made a total of 15 appearances in all competitions.
McInnes addresses Hearts fans after exit to Rangers
New Rangers manager Derek McInnes has issued a statement to Hearts fans via The Hearts Standard website.
This is the first time he has addressed Hearts fans following the lost out on the league on the last day of the season - and his departure to Ibrox.
McInnes did not speak at full time as the team had to leave Celtic Park immediately on the final whistle due to safety concerns. He was then confirmed as the new Rangers manager on Wednesday.
McInnes said: "It was an incredible privilege to manage the football club for the last 12 months. It's such a special football club and we had such a brilliant season together.
"I'm well aware I haven't spoken since the last game of the season. I totally understand the frustration from fans around the lack of communication, both from myself and the club, considering the manner in which the season ended. The frustration is justifiable.
"I was so angry and devastated at how it all played out for us after putting so much effort in. The decisions that had a huge impact on the outcome were hard to take. Trying to process it all was part of my thinking as to why I didn't speak.
"I want to thank the players and staff, I've spoken to every single one of them over the last few days and wish them only well.
"A big thanks to the support I received from the board,.. And, finally, the Heart of Midlothian support. I felt like one of you.
"I wish I'd got to Hearts sooner and that my time at the club was more than 12 months. It was only a short time but it was a brilliant time. I wish Hearts only good things going forward."
