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Everton last month.It is claimed the midfielder will earn £1.7million-a-season at the Turkish club, despite the fact he hasn't kicked a ball for over a year, according to AS Marca in Turkey.He would join Adana Demirspor's Birkir Bjarnason as the second Icelandic player in the Turkish Super Lig, and the ninth in the division's history.READ MORE: Gylfi Sigurdsson released by Everton after not playing a game since May 2021Sigurdsson was let go by the Toffees at the end of last season following the expiration of his contract, with his last appearance for the club coming in May 2021.The 33-year-old spent five seasons at Goodison Park - having arrived for a club-record £40 million fee back in 2017 - racking up 156 appearances and scoring 31 goals.

Ian Evatt believes Josh Sheehan will be like a 'new signing' for Bolton Wanderers this season after recovering from a ruptured ACL.

Liverpool are set to bank themselves £18million from the sale of Takumi Minamino soon, and they are somehow going to make a profit on the forward.The Japan international arrived at Anfield as an exciting prospect having impressed against the Reds for RB Salzburg. But Minamino underperformed massively and never truly justified the Reds triggering of his £7m release clause.

Bolton Wanderers have found out the first three sides in their Papa Johns Trophy group before the final draw on 23 June.

Everton have announced that they have released a number of first team players ahead of the 2022/23 season, including midfielder Gylfi Sigurdsson.The former Iceland international spent five years on Merseyside having signed for a club-record fee from Swansea City back in 2017. He racked up 156 appearances in total for the Toffees, playing his final game for the club in May 2021.Everton have also released Fabien Delph, Cenk Tosun and Jonjoe Kenny as manager Frank Lampard begins ringing the changes ahead of his first full season in charge.

Sheffield United striker, who celebrates his 26th birthday on Saturday, recently landed himself in hot water after appearing to stamp on a Nottingham Forest fan following the Blades' Championship play-off semi-final second leg defeat at the City Ground. The unsavoury episode was just the latest in a string of incidents that have taken place over recent years involving the Scotland international.Back in January 2020, McBurnie was warned by the Football Association over his conduct after being spotted making a rude gesture towards Cardiff City fans while supporting former side Swansea City in a South Wales derby, and in 2021, the 25-year-old was allegedly embroiled in a street scrap.

Manchester City are reportedly set to face a challenge from Juventus for Enzo Fernandez's signature.

West Ham boss David Moyes saw red last night for lashing out at a ball boy during their Europa League semi-final defeat to Eintracht Frankfurt - but it's certainly not the first incident like it.Moyes booted a ball towards one of the ball boys after accusing him of throwing it 'short' rather than directly to him, with the Hammers trailing late on.It saw the Scot given a red card and sent from the touchline for the remainder of the clash which Frankfurt won 1-0 on the night, and 3-1 on the night to progress to the final against Rangers in Seville.Moyes said afterwards: "I have to apologise for kicking the ball at the ball boy. He left it short, it was nicely on the volley for me, but I apologise for it.“I didn’t hit him, I think I just bent it past him.

There is no disputing the sheer size of the challenge awaiting Erik ten Hag at Manchester United this summer.

Manchester City are one of, if not, the best teams in the world and have a frightening squad full of talent thanks to the pull power of Pep Guardiola.But he did not get his dream squad straight away and it took a good few years of nitpicking and savage offloading before getting the players he truly wanted. Bankrolled by the club's Abu Dhabi owners, the Catalan coach has spent more than your average manager.And in the process, it has meant cutting down a massive squad that has included some characters that just could not impress the world-class manager.

Derby County fans after the club's relegation from the Championship was confirmed.The Rams have been hit by deductions totaling 21 points over the course of the season after they were placed into administration. Rooney has led an astonishing fight back despite those penalties, remarkably keeping Derby in touching distance of survival.But that fight is now over after Luke Amos scored with two minutes remaining to hand QPR a win over Derby on Monday. That defeat, coupled with Reading's pulsating 4-4 draw with Swansea City was enough to consign Derby to playing League One football next season.A large number of Rams supporters met the team's coach on their return to the club's training ground after their trip to Loftus Road.

football club owner and helping with the World Cup seven years on from her row with Jose Mourinho and the resulting Chelsea court claim.Back in August 2015 the doctor got on the wrong side of then-Blues boss Mourinho by running onto the Stamford Bridge pitch along with chief physio Jon Fearn and treating an injured Eden Hazard, who had to be taken off the pitch in stoppage time of their 2-2 draw with Swansea City as a result."I wasn’t happy with my medical staff because even if you are a medical doctor or secretary on the bench, you have to understand the game," a furious Mourinho bemoaned in his post-match interview.Carneiro was subsequently prevented from attending training or matches and eventually left her role six weeks later. She took the club to court claiming constructive dismissal in a case which was settled on confidential terms on the second day of the June 2016 hearing.The Gibraltarian said at the time: "I am relieved that today we have been able to conclude this tribunal case.

Former Albion Rovers striker Ross Stewart is set to be a man in-demand this summer - and Rangers are keen on his services.

Rangers are reportedly one of three teams interested in signing Sunderland's Ross Stewart.

Sir Alex Ferguson offered Manchester United some important words of advice before he put the hairdryer away for the final time and retired in 2013 - not that they bothered listening.Fergie called it quits at Old Trafford almost a decade ago, dramatically announcing his decision to step away from the technical area in May 2013. And after his final home game in charge - a 2-1 victory over Swansea City - the legendary Scotsman took to the microphone to issue a final request to the club's fans and board."I would like to remind you this club stood by me in bad times, the players and the staff," he told supporters inside Old Trafford. "Your job now is to stand by the new manager."That request lasted all of 10 months as United hired and then fired David Moyes following a dismal 2013-14 campaign.

Bournemouth fans have sent a clear message to manager Scott Parker after Manchester United loanee Ethan Laird was left out of their squad to face Huddersfield on Saturday.

Almost two months after joining the club, Ethan Laird has finally made his debut for promotion-chasing Bournemouth as manager Scott Parker has explained the Manchester United loanee's role going forward.

Premier League flop Renato Sanches has been told his "crazy" sized penis "should be exposed" for the world to see.Sanches, who now plays for Lille in Ligue 1, had a torrid year on loan in England for the 2017/18 season with Swansea City, now of the Championship.The former Bayern Munich midfielder made just 15 appearances across all competitions and contributed a solitary assist before heading back to Germany.Although he wasn't performing on the pitch, it seems he would have been having no problems in the bedroom.That's because his former team-mate Javi Martinez has revealed Sanches has quite the manhood.Martinez, who himself was a Bayern player from 2012 until last year, appeared on YouTube channel MostopapiTV to talk all things sex.During the interview, he said: "At Bayern, Renato Sanches was crazy. "I don't look at them in the dressing room either.

George Johnston feels that Bolton Wanderers now have something to play for in their season as they aim to try and reach the play-offs as he does not want their campaign to fizzle out.

Only a couple of months of the season remain with the regular League One campaign set to come to a conclusion at the end of April.

Liverpool, Real Madrid, and Bayern Munich, Alonso controlled the play from the centre of the park.While, on the international stage, Alonso has also claimed wins in the Euros and at the World Cup.However, he isn't the only member of the Alonso family that made it to the upper echelons of the sport.While Mikel Alonso's star power is nothing compared to his brother - the older of the Alonso clan does have Premier League caps to his name.Despite being two years older than his little brother, Alonso didn't make his first-team debut for Real Sociedad until a season after his brother.However, the pair were able to spend the next three seasons together at Sociedad before their careers went down different paths.There was a reunion on the cards in the Premier League in the 07/08 campaign when Mikel moved over to Bolton.But Alonso struggled in the north-west, and after Sammy Lee was sacked he fell out of favour with new gaffer Gary Megson.Who are the best brothers to play football? Let us know in the comments sectionThat season was the last Alonso would spend in a top division after failed spells on trial at Olympiacos and Swansea City.Instead, Alonso moved to the island team of Tenerife - who were in the second tier of Spanish football.There was even a strange spell at Charlton Athletic during their League One winning campaign in the 11/12 season, but he failed to make an appearance.Alonso returned to the Spanish second tier with Real Union before he retired in 2018.Want to be on the ball with all of the latest football news?Well then sign up for the brilliant Daily Star football email newsletter!From the latest transfer news to the agenda-setting stories, get it all in your email inbox - don't miss a thing.It only takes a matter