Joe Aribo is a £20m Rangers star insists former Ibrox team-mate as he shares fear of 'silly money' transfer deadline day bid

Miley Cyrus is in Mexico and she’s not alone! The «We Can't Stop» songstress jetted to Cabo San Lucas with her rumored new flame, Maxx Morando. In a series of pictures, Cyrus, 29, and Morando, 23, were spotted sharing a kiss in a private villa by the pool. In another photo, Morando helps the singer with her jacket.

Manchester United’s academy has been ranked among the most profitable in the world – although they find themselves lagging behind Manchester City.

Susanna Reid has mocked her changing co-host on Good Morning Britain by comparing it to 'TV Tinder'.

A resident is demanding action over the 'horrendous' levels of traffic pollution outside his home.

Andrew Garfield and Alyssa Miller’s romance is heating up!

A festival-goer has confessed she still gets terrified messages from ravers who she predicted were going to DIE while pretending to be psychic at Creamfields - with one poor bloke even taking out a WILL.

A Manchester United fan is stranded in Spain after thugs beat him up and stole his passport.

A woman who suffered horrendous bullying at school because of her weight has lost an astonishing 17 stone.

With the deepening humanitarian crisis following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, people across the country are coming together to help out refugees fleeing violence.

Batman has finally swooped its way into cinemas with moody new leading bat Robert Pattinson, and it’s a lot to process – both good and bad.Over nearly three hours, director Matt Reeves delivers tension, explosions, noir nods through almost exclusively rainy shots and a whole host of Gotham’s most recognisable characters, performed by an exquisite cast that is by far this film’s best asset.Impressively, the movie doesn’t feel its length nearly as much as it should, with Reeves hanging his and Peter Craig’s screenplay off some pretty decent bones. However, although the film’s pretty relentless pacing means it may not drag, it is still longer than it needs to be.

Maksim Chmerkovskiy is still sharing his first hand account of the very tense situation on the ground in Ukraine.

Nick Vivarelli International CorrespondentDue to the invasion of Ukraine, the Russian pavilion at the upcoming Biennale arts exhibition in Venice has been scrapped, as the Venice Film Festival continues to mull its response to calls for a boycott of Russian movies at the event’s 77th edition.Meanwhile, the Locarno Film Festival said on Monday that it will certainly be showing Russian films at its upcoming edition in August.Kicking off in April, the Venice Biennale, which is the multidisciplinary arts organization behind the Venice Film Festival, expressed solidarity with Russian visual artists Alexandra Sukhareva and Kirill Savchenkov and the exhibition’s curator Raimundas Malašauskas, who on Sunday announced they were pulling out of the art show on their own initiative because “this war is politically and humanly intolerable,” as Malašauskas put it in a statement.

Aaron Ramsey following Rangers' humiliating 3-0 defeat to Celtic in the Old Firm derby on Wednesday.The Juventus midfielder's loan move to Rangers was arguably one of the most shocking January transfer window deals, but people are now claiming that Ramsey may already be regretting the move.Goals from Reo Hatate and Liel Abada settled the tie as Celtic leapfrogged their city rivals into first place in the Scottish Premiership.A lack of fitness meant Ramsey, who has made just five appearances for Juventus all season, missed the tie, much to the frustration of Gers fans.The former Arsenal man has been out of sorts ever since leaving for Italy, but many on social media have jokingly suggested that he's now probably desperate to get back there."Aaron Ramsey's looking for his passport back to Juventus," tweeted one fan.Another said: "Rumour has it Aaron Ramsey [is] at the airport boarding a plane to Turin.A third wrote: "Has Aaron Ramsey got a flight back to Turin yet?"Who is going to win the Scottish Premiership this season? Let us know what you reckon in the comments section below...The defeat is the first match manager Giovanni van Bronckhorst has lost since replacing Steven Gerrard at the helm at Ibrox in November.Despite winning the title last season by 25 points, Rangers are already feeling the heat from their arch rivals, who have stormed back into the title picture with 11 wins from their last 12 league outings.Ramsey became the highest-earning British player in history when he joined Juventus after signing an eye-watering £400,000-a-week contract.Despite the mega deal, the Wales international has failed to nail down a place in Juventus' first team, and has been all but discarded by Massimiliano Allegri, who replaced

West Ham and ex-employers Arsenal before sealing a loan switch to Scottish champions Rangers.And according to reports, the Welshman was also rejected by a plethora of Premier League sides, as the door slammed shut on a move back to England.Ramsey, 31, joined the Glaswegian outfit on Transfer Deadline Day from Juventus and will be available to make his first appearance for the club in Wednesday's Old Firm match against Celtic.

Arsenal fans are baffled by the club's stance on Aaron Ramsey as he nears a Transfer Deadline Day loan move to Rangers.The former Gunners midfielder has been desperately searching for a new club after Juventus pressured him to leave Turin for the rest of the season.Having been one of the Premier League's best performers before his 2019 move to Serie A, Ramsey was linked to a number of English clubs in the January window.However, JOE claim the 31-year-old was turned down by Brentford, West Ham, Aston Villa, Crystal Palace, Wolves and Arsenal, despite their current woes in the middle of the park.Upon learning of the news, one Gooner tweeted: "Can’t believe Arsenal didn’t get Ramsey back on loan. Especially with how light our midfield is!"Another said: "Idc that he’s 30, Ramsey should be back with Arsenal.""Might be living in the past.

Rangers could secure the surprise signing of Arsenal hero Aaron Ramsey on transfer deadline day after Massimiliano Allegri reiterated his desire for the midfielder to leave the club.Ramsey has failed to fulfil his potential in Italy after walking away from Arsenal back in 2019, scoring six goals across his 70 appearances in all competitions.Initially joining on a four-year deal worth an estimated £325,000-a-week, Ramsey has only made 25 Serie A starts from 99 fixtures, scoring only five league goals.Despite his contract not due to expire until the summer of 2023, his parent club have made it clear that he is not part of their plans going forward.With Premier League sides Burnley and Wolves both showing interest, new Rangers boss Giovanni van Bronckhorst could go all out to try and tempt Ramsey to Scotland.According to Gianluca Di Marzio, negotiations are underway between Rangers and Juventus, with Burnley aiming to stay in the race on the final day of the transfer window.Allegri had said: "Ramsey, he returned today after we had given him a few days off to work, to train separately, in England.

It has been a quiet month on the transfer front at Manchester City, but they are expected to soon announce the arrival of Julian Alvarez.

Rangers manager Giovanni van Bronckhorst was impressed with what he saw from Manchester United loanee Amad Diallo after his goalscoring debut.

Marcus Rashford has reacted to Manchester United starlet Amad scoring on his Rangers debut.

Manchester United fans might be regretting seeing their club let youngster Amad leave on loan, after the talented youngster scored on his debut for Scottish champions Rangers.The 19-year-old was brought straight into the side by Gers manager Giovanni van Bronckhorst after receiving clearance to play against Ross County on Saturday.And it was not long before Amad repaid the faith shown by his new boss, making sure his first touch was a decisive one after just five minutes of play at Victoria Park.The visitors dominated the opening period of the match and worked the ball nicely down the left flank, with Borna Barisic finding Joe Aribo.The attacker looked up for support in the box and rolled a brilliant low square ball across the penalty area to find Amad racing in at the far post. And from six yards out, the United starlet simply could not miss as he made an immediate impact on his debut.The goal certainly made an impression on his United team-mate Marcus Rashford, who tweeted his support with some clapping-hand emojis after watching the goal.One Twitter user, Nathan, hailed his fast start: “Some start from Amad, could turn out a super loan move.

The upturn in Rangers’ results is irrefutable.