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Report: Tottenham and West Ham must pay £50m to sign Premier League ace
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Burnley are determined to keep hold of Nick Pope and won’t sell the Tottenham Hotspur and West Ham United goalkeeper for a penny less than £50 million, as reported by LancsLive.
Burnley have said they won’t be railroaded into selling any of their star players.
West Ham found that out the hard way when they tried to lure James Tarkowski from Turf Moor last summer.
And, with the Hammers now setting their sights on another Burnley favourite, Davids Gold, Sullivan and Moyes will know they face a challenge akin to climbing the north face of the Eiger in silk slippers.
Ex-Celtic ace Kelvin Wilson backs Liverpool’s Ben Davies for Parkhead move this summer, wants Forster too
Celtic find themselves searching for a new manager having parted ways with boss Neil Lennon this morning.
Lennon has tendered his resignation at Parkhead after a dismal season, with Sunday’s 1-0 defeat at Ross County proving to be the final nail in the coffin.
Celtic’s recruitment has been slammed, with many believing that poor signings have resulted in Lennon’s demise with the Bhoys.
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The first player Wilson wants Celtic to sign is goalkeeper Fraser Forster, who is currently backup stopper at Southampton having spent last season on loan with the Bhoys.
WHEN the January transfer window closed last Monday night it brought an end to Peter Lawwell’s involvement in player recruitment at Celtic after over 17 years. Lawwell, who took over from Ian McLeod back in 2003, will retire as their chief executive in June and be replaced by Scottish Rugby chief operating officer Dominic McKay. Last month’s incomings and outgoings were typical of his lengthy spell at the helm of the Parkhead club – the sale of Jeremie Frimpong to German outfit Bayer Leverkusen for £11.5m made a substantial profit. The disastrous campaign that Neil Lennon’s team has made him an unpopular figure with the Celtic supporters and the warm-weather training break to Dubai last month saw him subjected to savage criticism from the public and politcians.
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