Calvin Bassey draws Trent Alexander-Arnold comparison as Rangers new boy tipped for telling impact

Ralf Rangnick could be the latest victim of player power in the Premier League should he lose his job because Manchester United stars are 'annoyed' by his training sessions. The German coach may only be contracted in his current role at Old Trafford until the end of the season, but United have been quick to act in the past if they don't see things going in the right direction.Rangnick wouldn't be the first to lose a job in that manner, with players on occasion visiting chairman in order to share concerns about the middle man.

A game between historic rivals Porto and Sporting Lisbon descended in utter chaos on Friday, with even matchday staff getting involved.The pair faced off in what ended up being a 2-2 draw - but after the game, tempers flared and an incredible five players were subsequently sent off for their involvement in the scuffle.Agustín Marchesín and Pepe of Porto, along with Sebastián Coates, João Palhinha, and Bruno Tabata of Sporting, all received their marching orders as the Primeira Liga encounter became marred with post-game fighting.Even more remarkably, it appeared that ball boys and stewards got involved as well. Stunner viewers online gave their thoughts to the wild scenes.One jokes that the ending result was like WWE.

The most expensive home in America, described as "a modern masterpiece", could sell for up to a whopping $500 million (£370 million) at auction if it doesn't sell quickly. On Friday, the Los Angeles, California dream property became the most expensive listing in the US when it was listed for $295 million (£217 million).However, if it doesn't sell by February it will be auctioned and could fetch up to $500 million.The 105,000-square-foot mega mansion, which features an excessive 21 bedrooms and 42 bathrooms, was built by Nile Niami, a Hollywood-producer-turned-developer, who promoted the hilltop haunt as the “biggest and most expensive modern home in America".Because of Miami's growing costs the project plunged into mayhem and it was placed into receivership last year, meaning that as part of a bankruptcy agreement it could be flogged to the highest bidder if it doesn't sell quickly.“It’s a modern masterpiece,” said Branden Williams, of The Beverly Hills Estates, which is representing the property along with Aaron Kirman of Aaron Kirman Group at Compass.

Adele seemed to confirm her engagement to NBA Sports agent Rich Paul on the Graham Norton show on Friday (February 11).The 33-year-old chart topper found herself in a bit of a corner when the BBC host quizzed her over the gigantic ring that was placed on her wedding finger.Speaking about Adele's performance at the BRIT Awards 2022 earlier in the week, Graham said: "I don't know if anyone noticed when you were sat at the piano singing, microphone in right hand.... the left hand didn't move as much as normal.Then the host joked: "It almost seemed heavier."The award-winning artist began to laugh, before Graham prompted: "Is there...?"Interjecting, Adele barked back: "As if I would ever tell anyone if I was or wasn't."With the ring in full view of the camera, she added: "It's lovely though ain't it?"Graham commented: "I have to say as a casual observer it looks like you are."Adele laughed and coyly agreed: "Alright," as Graham cheekily chirped: "I'm taking that as a yes."The Rolling In The Deep star's fans were convinced that Adele and Rich Paul had taken their romance to the next level when the songstress stepped out on the red carpet of the BRITs on Tuesday (February 8) with a huge ring on that finger.If one thing was clear, Adele certainly wasn't hiding the diamond from view as she posed for snaps on the red carpet with sparkling jewel in eyesight.It didn't take long for eagle-eyed fans to notice the gigantic rock, with many taking to Twitter to air their thoughts.One person penned: "Anyone else notice Adele wearing a huge diamond ring on her finger.

Steven Gerrard can stop Ten in a Row. The former Ibrox star believes his old club's prospects will be shaped heavily by how the manager navigates the summer transfer window.He expects Gerrard and director of football Ross Wilson to next add experience to the Rangers squad following the arrivals of Ianis Hagi and Calvin Bassey.Adam suggested a targeted approach in the market could help "turn the tables" on Celtic.

Rangers now know what they will have to pay for a player who spent the second half of last season at Ibrox. More should follow Ianis Hagi and Calvin Bassey in the door as Steven Gerrard and Ross Wilson reshape the Ibrox squad in their quest for title glory.

Rangers seem determined to do their business early in the window and look on the verge of snaring another couple of deals. They have already completed the signings for Ianis Hagi and Calvin Bassey but Ross Wilson appears to be earning his crust and the club is showing no signs of relenting as they aim to build for the future.

Celtic have other signing business to contend with. Keeping Odsonne Edouard is their main priority, and they could also make a move Hearts' Aaron Hickey.

Rangers have been swift with their early business and could make a third signing in the form of Leicester City's Dennis Gyamfi. The right-back is set to become a free agent but can the Ibrox side convince him to join over the likes of Arsenal, Manchester United and Feyenoord?Both Steven Gerrard and Neil Lennon have been linked with Peterborough striker Ivan Toney, but it's claimed he could cost £15million.It's also reported the Glasgow rivals could go head to head over Livingston's Lyndon Dykes.Rangers have already signed defender Calvin Bassey north from the Foxes, adding to the arrival of Ianis Hagi.They've been linked with Lyle Taylor, Michael Benson, Saido Berahino and Lewis Ferguson.

Rangers, they've wasted no time going about their early business and could make a third signing in the form of Leicester City's Dennis Gyamfi. The right-back is set to become a free agent but can the Ibrox side convince him to join over the likes of Arsenal, Manchester United and Feyenoord?Steven Gerrard has already lured defender Calvin Bassey north from the Foxes, adding to the arrival of Ianis Hagi.He's also been linked with Lyle Taylor, Lyndon Dykes, Michael Benson, Saido Berahino and Lewis Ferguson.Celtic are also said to be interested in Dykes, with Livingston said to want at least £2milion for the big striker.

Dennis Gyamfi.The news comes just days after Steven Gerrard's side captured Gyamfi's Leicester City pal Calvin Bassey for just a small development fee.But what kind of player is Gyamfi and what should Rangers fans expect from the young defender?We've answered the vital questions below.Gyamfi, 18, is a youth player at Leicester City who Rangers have reportedly been tracking for around 18 months.Born in the Netherlands, Gyamfi is also eligible to play for the Ghana national side.After bringing Leicester teammate Bassey across the border it's thought Gerrard wants to do a double swoop on the Foxes with the teenage right-back.And having his friend from the Midlands at the club already could play a key part in the prospective deal.Akin to how

Rangers haven’t let the chaos of the coronavirus hinder their work as they attempt to halt Celtic obtaining an historic tenth title on the spin.Any doubt that Steven Gerrard and Sporting Director Ross Wilson would be given the means to pursue new stars has been exploded by the swift action displayed since the season finished.Squad players like Wes Foderingham, Jon Flanagan and Andy Halliday have departed while two permanent deals have been struck.Ianis Hagi arrived in a multi-million pound deal while Calvin Bassey has signed from Premier League side Leicester City in a bargain cross-border raid.Hagi will add attacking flair and creativity and can play across Gerrard’s preferred front three system while Bassey can fill the gap created by

Get all the latest Rangers news sent straight to your Inbox every day by signing up to our newsletter.We cover every morsel of information regarding your favourite club in the form of articles, videos and podcasts.The newsletter will arrive every day at 12pm, giving you a round up of the best stories we've covered that in the last 24 hours.To sign up, simply enter your email address into the link here.The SPFL is in no such position yet it's still been somewhat of a surprise to see Rangers make not one, but two early moves in the market.Ianis Hagi 's arrival was not unexpected but the Saturday evening announcement that Calvin Bassey had joined from Leicester caught most off-guard.

Calvin Bassey to make a big splash in Scottish football after his move from Leicester City. The former Foxes and Scotland centre half is now working for the East-midlands club's TV station.

Rangers have made a fast start in the market by bringing in Ianis Hagi from Genk and Calvin Bassey from Leicester. And they could land a third new signing, also from Leicester, in the shape of Dennis Gyamfi.The 18-year-old is out of contract and Steven Gerrard has joined the likes of Arsenal, Manchester United and Feyenoord in the chase.Rangers have also been linked with Saido Berahino, Lewis Ferguson and Michael Benson.

Leicester City after joining the race to sign highly-rated youngster Dennis Gyamfi.Gers snapped up left-back Calvin Bassey from the Foxes on a development fee – and are lining up a similar move for his former teammate, who plays on the other side of the defence at right back.Gyamfi is out of contract on June 30 but a host of big hitters are chasing the 18-year-old right-back including Arsenal, Manchester United and Feyenoord.Rangers gaffer Steven Gerrard has been tracking the youngster for 18 months – and made an unsuccessful bid to sign the kid last summerGet all the latest Rangers news sent straight to your Inbox every day by signing up to our newsletter.We cover every morsel of information regarding your favourite club in the form of

Leicester City left-back signed on a pre-contract deal despite interest from the likes of Bayer Leverkusen and West Ham United. Foxes boss Brendan Rodgers was keen to keep Bassey, but as a player without a first team appearance or even a Wikipedia page fans of his new club could be forgiven for not knowing much about the 20-year-old.Is the new Ibrox arrival a potential diamond, or will he be walking out the joint in the near future? We've taken a deep dive on the new Rangers man.

Rangers have made a fast start in the market. Steven Gerrard has already signed up Ianis Hagi and, on Saturday, struck a deal for Leicester City defender Calvin Bassey.The left-back signed a four-year deal and will move to Ibrox when the window officially opens.

border and do so well. “It’s a massive platform for me to take my career to the next level.“I played at Ibrox when it was empty but you could feel the atmosphere and history when nobody was there.“I can’t wait to play there when it’s full.”

Joe Aribo was part of the reason he decided to move north of the border. The left-back has signed a pre-contract deal to move from Leicester City, putting pen to paper on a deal that will run until 2024.

Leicester City defender Calvin Bassey. The 20-year-old has agreed a four-year contract with the Ibrox side and will officially join when the transfer window opens.Rangers have paid training compensation to the Foxes for their academy graduate.Bassey can operate at left-back or centre-back and hopes to take his career to "the next level" in the Premiership.He said: “I am delighted to join Rangers and secure my future at a club of such stature.