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    Anthony Elanga Chelsea have reopened talks with Benfica about trying to sign Argentina midfielder Enzo Fernandez, 22, before the transfer window closes on Tuesday. Spurs have submitted a 25m euros verbal offer to Bayer Leverkusen for the transfer of Ecuador centre-back Piero Hincapie, 21. Nottingham Forest are on the verge of signing Newcastle United's English midfielder Jonjo Shelvey, 30. Barcelona are keeping tabs on 23-year-old Atletico Madrid and Portugal forward Joao Felix, who is currently on loan at Chelsea. Inter Milan have lined up Manchester United and Sweden centre-back Victor Lindelof, 28, as a replacement for Milan Skriniar if the 27-year-old Slovakia defender moves to Paris St-Germain. Galatasaray are leading the chase to sign Liverpool's 25-year-old English defender Nat Phillips, who is valued at 10m pounds. Everton are keen to bring in a forward as well as Udinese's 27-year-old Brazilian defender Rodrigo Becao. Nottingham Forest are in advanced talks to ...

     Antony Gordon, 21, has joined Newcastle United. Newcastle United have secured the signing of Anthony Gordon from Everton on a long-term deal, as manager Eddie Howe aims to maintain their push for a top-four finish. Gordon, 21, has joined the Magpies for a reported fee of 40 million pounds. The England forward sat out three days of training due to unrest as Goodison Park. He expressed his excitement about the move in a statement to NUFC TV, saying, "I was convinced Newcastle was the right choice for me as soon as I heard about their interest." "I think the fan base and city really suits me as a person, the way the team are playing under the gaffer at the minute really suits me, and the club just look like they're heading in the right direction. "I feel like it's really big step. People haven't seen what I'm capable of yet. I think under the gaffer, and the way the club's going, I can really excel here." Magpies manager Howe made the move...

    Aryna Sabalenka Aryna Sabalenka's comeback in the final of the Australian Open earned her a place in the grand slam record books as she secured her first major title. Sabalenka defeated last year's Wimbledon champion, Elena Rybakina, in a 4-6, 6-3, 6-4 match on Saturday. The victory made Sabalenka the fifth woman in the Open Era to win a grand slam via a comeback in the final, joining Nancy Richy, Jelena Ostapenko, Sofia Kenin and ironically, Rybakina herself on that list. Nadal remains on course for March return Sabalenka hit 17 aces in her match against Rybakina, second only to Serena Williams' 18 aces in the 2015 final. She has now won three out of the four tournaments in which she has faced Rybakina, including Wuhan 2019, Abu Dhabi 2021, and the Australian Open 2023. With her victory in the Australian Open, Aryna Sabalenka became the 29th unique woman in the Open Era to win the title at the tournament and the 58th women's player in the Open Era to win a major. ...

   Moises Caicedo Arsenal have submitted a second offer worth up to 70m pounds for Ecuador midfielder Moises Caicedo but Brighton want 80m pounds for the 21-year-old. Arsenal will continue their summer pursuit of West Ham and England midfielder Declan Rice even if they sign Caicedo. Newcastle and Spurs could move for 29-year-old Belgium striker Romelu Lukaku, who is currently on loan at Inter Milan from Chelsea, in the summer. Leicester City have made an offer of 20m pounds for Leeds United's 26-year-old English winger Jack Harrison. Tottenham are keeping close tabs on Everton and England goalkeeper Jordan Pickford, 28, ahead of a potential summer move. Nottingham Forest are considering a late move for Juventus and United States midfielder Weston McKennie, who is also a target for Leeds United. West Ham have joined Aston Villa in the race for Marseille and France midfielder Matteo Guendouzi, 23. Tottenham are interested in Bayer Leverkusen and Ecuador left-sided centre-back Pi...

     Casemiro (right) celebrates with his teammates scoring against Reading. Manchester United secured a 3-1 win over Reading in the FA Cup on Saturday, thanks to a spectacular performance from their Brazilian stars. Casemiro scored twice and Fred added a third with a clever flick, while Reading's Amadou Mbengue scored a consolation goal. The match was not as easy as expected for United, as they struggled to convert their many chances in the first half, and Reading almost took the lead before halftime. Despite Andy Carroll's sending off, Reading were not able to overcome the Samba magic of United's Brazilian players in the second half. Antony set up the first goal with a perfect pass that put Casemiro in position to elegantly lift the ball over the Reading goalkeeper, Joe Lumley, early in the second half. Casemiro then added another goal with a fierce 30-yard strike, and Fred completed the scoring with a daring flick. The match was marked by the sending off of Andy Carrol...

   Rafael Nadal. Rafael Nadal remains on course to return to action in March after undergoing further tests on the hip flexor injury he sustained on his way out of the Australian Open. The 22-time major winner failed to defend his crown in Melbourne after losing 6-4 6-4 7-5 to world number 65 Mackenzie McDonald last week. Nadal struggled to move around the court in the closing stages of the match and revealed afterwards he had aggravated an issue he had been suffering with for a couple of days. An MRI scan showed the Spaniard had a grade two illiopsoas tear in his hip flexor, which would usually mean between six and eight weeks out of action. After returning home to undergo further checks on Thursday, Nadal confirmed he is on course to return in that initial timeframe. "Today I have been at the Tecknon Tennis Clinic in Barcelona where they have carried out some tests on me," he posted on his personal Twitter page. "The Melbourne results are confirmed and the deadlines re...

        Rory Mcllroy was co-leading with Patrick Reed in Dubai. Rory Mcllroy was tied with rival Patrick Reed for the lead after the delayed conclusion to round one of the Dubai Desert Classic, though the Northern Irishman was not entirely satisfied with his performance. The build-up to the tournament has been dominated by a spat between world number one Mcllroy and LIV Golf defector Reed. American Reed labelled Mcllroy an "immature little child" for blanking him at the practice range and was also alleged to have thrown a tee at Mcllroy. Mcllroy said Reed's lawyer served him with court papers on Christmas Eve, although Reed has said he was not behind the subpoena, with the case concerned being one brought by American attorney Larry Klayman relating to divisions between LIV Golf and PGA Tour. A strong start from both players on a rain-delayed day one raised the possibility of an intriguing pairing over the weekend. And the chances of that happening were increased with...