The centre-back, 17, picked up the player of the match award on his Champions League debut on Tuesday night as he marshalled Victor Osimhen in a 3-1 win over Napoli.Pau Cubarsi is being linked with a Premier League moveCubarsi already had eyes on him before that performance as Sport understand Manchester City made a move for him last summer.However, they now reportedly face competition as Man Utd,

Manchester City remain interested in signing West Ham midfielder Lucas Paqueta, according to the Daily Mail.The 26-year-old is reported to still be eyeing a move to the Citizens after coming close to joining them last summer before an investigation into alleged betting breaches by him was launched by the FA. Paqueta has since maintained impressive form for the Hammers, with his goal against Freibu

Napoli begin talks to tie down Kvaratskhelia with a new contractThere has been contact between Napoli and the agent of winger Khvicha Kvaratskhelia for a potential new contract, as reported by Calciomercato.Discussions commenced earlier in the year, with Napoli expressing optimism about extending the 23-year-old's stay. However, disparities remain concerning salary negotiations between the club an

Rob Edwards says his Luton players must quickly pick themselves after becoming the first Premier League side in over 20 years to lose after being three goals up.Antoine Semenyo scored twice as Bournemouth produced a remarkable second-half showing to win 4-3 after trailing 3-0 at half-time.Defeat dented Luton’s survival hopes and the Hatters face a huge relegation clash with Nottingham Forest

Darren Ferguson knows Peterborough are in with a chance of automatic promotion from League One after a 3-1 victory over Stevenage.Posh, with a game in hand, closed to within four points of the top two after reeling off a fifth successive win.The visitors should have had a penalty for a Josh Knight handball just after the half-hour before Posh snatched a 44th-minute lead from the spot through Harri

Aberdeen caretaker manager Peter Leven warned his players that better teams have got relegated after a 1-0 defeat at Dundee left them just three points above the cinch Premiership danger zone.Luke McCowan’s 66th-minute penalty, following a VAR-assisted handball call against Jack MacKenzie, earned the home side a well-deserved three points at Dens Park as Aberdeen’s run without a league

Hibernian boss Nick Montgomery was left furious that a refereeing mistake cost his side all three points against Ross County.Hibs had come from behind to lead, with Myziane Maolida and Adam Le Fondre scoring after Josh Sims’ opener, only for Yan Dhanda to strike with practically the final kick of the game and rescue a 2-2 draw for County.Montgomery, though, felt that the final goal stemmed f

Peterborough continued their charge back into League One automatic-promotion contention by beating play-off chasing Stevenage 3-1.Harrison Burrows’ spot-kick, a stunning first league goal for 19-year-old Jadel Katongo and Kwame Poku’s clincher earned a fifth straight league success.Stevenage would arguably have been disappointed to still be level at the break after being the dominant f

Luke McCowan’s penalty sent Dundee back into the cinch Premiership top six and left Aberdeen facing a battle against the drop.McCowan’s fourth goal in six games – and his eighth overall this season – earned Tony Docherty’s side a deserved 1-0 win at Dens Park.The midfielder netted in the 66th minute following a lengthy VAR check which ultimately saw Jack MacKenzie pen

Yan Dhanda scored a last-gasp equaliser as relegation-threatened Ross County secured a 2-2 draw against Hibernian in the cinch Premiership.The Staggies had gone in front in the 43rd minute through Josh Sims, who was left with a tap-in at the back post from Simon Murray’s cross, but Hibs powered back through goals from Myziane Maolida and then Adam Le Fondre.That was not all, though, as in th