Gregg Evans

2 days ago | nytimes.com | Gregg Evans

The Red Cove Inn will be busy tonight if Ringmahon Rangers win their final game of the campaign. Ringmahon are an Irish grassroots club, based in the southside of Cork. They play in the Munster Senior League - the Republic of Ireland's third tier of football - and it has been quite the season. Tonight, they are aiming to secure a 10th trophy of the season at adult level when they face local rivals Avondale United in yet another cup final.

3 days ago | nytimes.com | Gregg Evans

It's rare that such an outpouring of emotion should follow the exit of a backup goalkeeper. The understudy stopper is often a forlorn figure, a guy simply there to make up the numbers and occasionally cover in times of need. Yet over the years, Caoimhin Kelleher has become much more than a bit-part player at Liverpool, which is why news of his £18million ($24.3m) move to Brentford yesterday has been met with an equal degree of sadness and celebration.

5 days ago | nytimes.com | Jay Harris |Gregg Evans

Brentford have had an £18million ($24.2m) bid to sign goalkeeper Caoimhin Kelleher accepted by Liverpool. The 26-year-old Republic of Ireland international is entering the final year of his contract at Anfield, where he was valued him at £20m going into the summer window. The move comes with Brentford close to agreeing a €10m (£8.4m) deal to sell No 1 Mark Flekken to Bayer Leverkusen.

6 days ago | nytimes.com | Gregg Evans |James Pearce

For Johnny Heitinga, Liverpool was a fleeting visit. In and out quicker than you can say "Premier League champions" and with a CV that now looks significantly stronger than when he arrived nine months ago. Heitinga, who was assistant first-team coach to Arne Slot, is joining Ajax as their new manager on a two-year contract after playing an important role in clinching the title at Anfield.

1 week ago | nytimes.com | Gregg Evans |Sebastian Stafford-Bloor

Jeremie Frimpong's first taste of life in England was not easy. He was six years old when he came to live in a council house in Moston, a suburb north-east of Manchester. He came with his brothers and sisters - he is the fifth of seven children - and mother Bernice, who had recently separated from Jeremie's father, Jeffrey. It must have felt a long way from Amsterdam, the Dutch capital where he had grown up.