Category: England
Yangel Herrera: The Venezuelan City Boy
At the recent U20 World Cup in South Korea, Yangel Herrera was awarded the Bronze Ball as the third best player at the tournament. He helped Venezuela [...]
Naby Keita Release Clause Means Liverpool Transfer Makes Sense
In the first of a new series of World Football Index shows looking at the world of scouting, Dan Fieldsend and Lee Scott discussed the ongoing saga in [...]
EXCLUSIVE: Liverpool Eye Up Argentinian Wonderkid Maxi Romero
Liverpool are eyeing up Argentinian attacker Maxi Romero as they look to add depth and potential to their striking department.
Jurgen Klopp’s side [...]
Keita & Van Dijk – Liverpool’s Summer Transfer Sagas Rumble On
Liverpool FC have been involved in two of the biggest and most eventful transfer sagas of the summer so far, but at the same time, both have been comp [...]
2017/18 Will Be an Important Season For Arsene Wenger
After a wholly unexpected 2015-16 season, it seems that the status quo has been restored to the Premier League. That is, with one notable exception: f [...]
Naby Keita: A Liverpool & Leipzig Long Game
Sam McGuire of Football Whispers looks at why RB Leipzig may sell in-demand midfielder Naby Keita this summer.
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5 Players Arsenal Could Realistically Sign This Summer
Somewhere in North London, Robbie Lyle is grinning like a Cheshire cat. The creator of Arsenal Fan TV has carved a tidy niche for himself, his rabid p [...]
Everton’s Youth & Transfer Policies Begin to Bear Fruit – Can They Reach The Next Level?
The large Everton presence in England’s U20 World Cup winning side was no coincidence.
Since the arrival of Steve Walsh as director of football, o [...]
Ryan Fraser: How The Wee Man Made His Way to the Big Stage
For many Scotland fans, Ryan Fraser has long been part of the precocious list of potential saviours, but he’s only recently announced himself to the f [...]
The Transfer Targets: Europe’s Overachievers on the Radar of the Elite
As sure as the sun sets in the west, as sure as the Brits love a good cuppa, and as sure as Arsene Wenger will survive a nuclear apocalypse as Arsenal [...]