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Liverpool transfers: Iraola 'first three targets' revealed with 'expectation' over £130m signing - 'huge fan'

05 June 2026

Liverpool transfers: Iraola 'first three targets' revealed with 'expectation' over £130m signing - 'huge fan'

A new report has revealed Liverpool head coach Andoni Iraola's 'first three transfer targets' as he plots a move for Bournemouth star Rayan. On Thursday, Liverpool officially confirmed the arrival of new head coach Iraola, who has penned a two-year contract to replace former boss Arne Slot. Iraola is expected to implement a front-foot style of play after Liverpool supporters grew tired of Slot's dull approach, and this will endear him to fans. But Iraola faces a huge job at Anfield after the poor defence of their Premier League title, and they need to be active in the transfer market this summer. Liverpool need upgrades in various positions, but their priority should be to sign at least one winger following the exit of Mohamed Salah on a free transfer. The Reds sorely lacked dynamism in wide areas during the most recent campaign, and now it has emerged that they face losing teenager Rio Ngumoha to Bayern Munich in a 'surprise' transfer. READ: Dowman, Ngumoha PFA nominations criminal ahead of Bournemouth, Newcastle and West Ham stars Liverpool eye Rayan and Yan Diomande And a report from The i Paper claims Iraola is a 'huge fan' of Rayan after they worked together at Bournemouth, and he could be signed as a potential replacement for Salah. The winger joined Bournemouth from Vasco de Gama for an initial fee of around £25m in January 2026, and he immediately hit the ground running in the Premier League. Rayan has five goals and two assists in his first 12 Premier League outings, but the report from The i Paper claims Bournemouth expect him to remain at the club until January at the earliest. The report claims: 'He has a release clause that activates in January but it is a whopping £130m before it lowers in value in each subsequent transfer window. There's an expectation that he will stay.' And the same report claims Iraola and Liverpool have decided their 'first three transfer targets' for this summer as they look to strengthen in three positions. The report explains: 'The general feeling among recruitment executives is that this summer's market will not reach the heights of last year, when Liverpool's huge recruitment drive was reflective of unprecedented demand for forwards. The Reds want to add players and are also in the market for a right-back and midfielder.'

Gor Mahia lands Ksh30M sponsorship from Kansai Plascon

05 June 2026

Gor Mahia lands Ksh30M sponsorship from Kansai Plascon

FKF Kenyan Premier League Champions Gor Mahia have received a major boost after sponsors Kansai Plasscon inked a Ksh 30M three-year deal on Friday. The deal is on top of the existing one-year sponsorship they signed with the 22nd time Kenyan Premier League champions last December. Speaking during the event in Nairobi, Kansai Plascon Kenya Managing Director, Enami Kota, further pledged Ksh 1.5M in support towards the club's preparations for next season's CAF Champions League assignment. "As Gor Mahia partner, we appreciate your hard work in the just-concluded season. It was the first year of the sponsorship, and you had won the league. You are going for a continental exposure and as Plascon, we are operating in 17 countries in Africa, I understand the burden of being in the continental,the cost will be high," stated Kota The paint company further unveiled a Wall Cover campaign with a special edition of K'Ogalo Wall Cover that will run for four months, starting July, where a portion of the sales proceeds will be channelled to the Gor Mahia CAF Champions League fund. "We are running a promotion in the paint business; we have the Wall Cover brand. We will announce a special edition of the K'Ogalo Wall Cover. A Portion of the sales will be contributed to the Gor team as a fund drive for the CAF Champions League because we understand it is expensive to play in the tournament," Kota said. Gor were also rewarded Ksh 1M for winning the league title.

Andy Robertson net worth in 2026: New Tottenham Hotspur star earnings, endorsements, investments and lifestyle details

05 June 2026

Andy Robertson net worth in 2026: New Tottenham Hotspur star earnings, endorsements, investments and lifestyle details

Much debate has surrounded the transfer of Andy Robertson from Liverpool FC to Tottenham Hotspur. The Scotland National Football Team captain is about to begin a new chapter as he gears up for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.The veteran left-back has enjoyed a successful career and built up a vast fortune from football contracts and commercial deals. Interest in his finances has spiked as he embarks on his Tottenham Hotspur spell. Andy Robertson is the captain of the Scotland National Football Team and one of the most decorated defenders in the history of the Premier League. Estimated Net Worth of Andy Robertson in 2026: $28 Million - $35 Million. Fans are searching for him now because he joined Tottenham Hotspur after spending nine successful years with Liverpool FC.His main sources of income are:Robertson's wealth is mostly derived from his football career. His contract with Liverpool FC was said to have netted him around £160,000 a week, and his move to Tottenham Hotspur keeps him among the top-earning Scottish players.The 32-year-old started at Queen's Park before moving on to play for Dundee United and Hull City. He was signed by Liverpool FC in 2017 and went on to win multiple trophies. Al including the UEFA Champions League and two Premier League titles.Off the pitch, Robertson has sponsorship deals with Nike and menswear brand Royle Eleven. The Scotland captain has also been linked with private property investments and image rights deals, reports say.As Scotland gears up to face Haiti, Morocco and Brazil at the 2026 FIFA World Cup, Andy Robertson's profile and earning power are expected to stay high as he begins the next phase of his career with Tottenham Hotspur.

Ex-Aston Villa star rushed to hospital after injury while filming TV advert

05 June 2026

Ex-Aston Villa star rushed to hospital after injury while filming TV advert

Former Aston Villa goalkeeper Mark Bosnich was taken to hospital after suffering a injury while saving a penalty during a celebrity penalty shootout promotional event ahead of the World Cup Former Aston Villa goalkeeper Mark Bosnich needs surgery after rupturing his quadricep while successfully stopping a penalty. The Australian was part of a celebrity penalty shootout during a promotional event in the build-up to the World Cup. Bosnich was in goal when ex-AFL chief Gillon McLachlan stepped up to take a penalty. While he managed to make the save, he instantly cried out as he collapsed to the ground. Some spectators initially believed it was a joke, with the event presenter Archie Thompson commenting: "I hope it is a stitch up, but if it is, man, his acting is incredible." FOLLOW OUR FACEBOOK PAGE! Get more news and AVFC analysis via our Aston Villa FB page Bosnich managed to rise to his feet and carefully hobble to the touchline where he sat down. Following treatment with ice at the venue, he was transported to hospital. Images captured him still grinning while applying ice to the affected leg. The 54-year-old has now told Australian outlet Nine that surgery will be necessary for the injury. The ex-goalkeeper is scheduled to feature as a pundit for Australia's broadcasting of this summer's World Cup in North America. Australia are competing in the tournament, taking on Turkey, the USA and Paraguay during the group phase. Having joined Manchester United from Sydney United as a youngster, Bosnich spent the majority of his playing career in the Premier League. Most of them came for Aston Villa, with the Australian playing 227 times, keeping 85 clean sheets between February 2022 and July 1999. He then rejoined Man United, where he remained until 2001. A two-year stint at Chelsea followed between 2001 and 2003. On the international stage, Bosnich earned 17 caps for Australia between 1993 and 2000, even getting on the scoresheet in the 13-0 World Cup qualification victory over the Solomon Islands in June 1997.