Lee Hurley

2 days ago | dailycannon.com | Lee Hurley

Bradley Ibrahim has signed a four-year deal with Plymouth Argyle, marking a permanent return to English football after a difficult and ultimately fruitless stint with Hertha Berlin. The 20-year-old midfielder joins the Championship club for a reported fee of around £250,000, having most recently spent the season on loan at Crawley Town after failing to make a senior appearance in Germany.

3 days ago | dailycannon.com | Lee Hurley

The winger, who returned to north London in January, has spoken openly about how the move reignited her passion for the game. Chloe Kelly’s second stint at Arsenal may yet become permanent, with the club confirming they are in discussions to sign the winger following the expiry of her loan deal from Manchester City. The 27-year-old’s contract with City also runs out at the end of June, paving the way for a free transfer should an agreement be reached.

3 days ago | dailycannon.com | Lee Hurley

Stina Blackstenius led the way as a host of Arsenal players featured for their national teams during the latest round of international fixtures, with the striker scoring a hat-trick in Sweden’s 6-1 demolition of Denmark to seal top spot in their Nations League group. The 29-year-old struck three times in a dominant performance in Solna, breaking her international goal drought in emphatic style just a fortnight after scoring the winner in the Champions League final. “Very important, of course.

4 days ago | dailycannon.com | Lee Hurley

Jack Wilshere is the front-runner to take charge at Plymouth Argyle following the departure of Karboui Muslic, with the former Arsenal and England midfielder the favourite to step into his first full-time managerial role. The 33-year-old left Norwich City at the end of May after a short spell on the coaching staff, during which he served as interim head coach for the final two games of the Championship season.

5 days ago | dailycannon.com | Lee Hurley

Russo, who finished the season as joint top scorer in the WSL, missed England’s 6–0 win over Portugal on Friday due to a calf issue. Speaking before that match, Sarina Wiegman said she hoped the striker would be fit for Tuesday’s group-stage decider against Spain, which England must win to top their Nations League group and reach the October semi-finals. Sweden, meanwhile, have been handed a timely boost.