The Premier League season is underway and clubs now have just two weeks to bring in new faces as the end of the transfer window approaches There are now just over two weeks remaining in the transfer window.
Managers up and down the country will be scrambling around as they look to get their squads sorted for the season ahead.Who needs reinforcements up top?Could your club do with a playmaker? Despite the window approaching its end, there will be no doubt plenty of cash splashed out before August 31
Advocaat confirmed as Fenerbahce boss
Former Sunderland manager Dick Advocaat has been appointed boss of Turkish club Fenerbahce.
Advocaat quit as assistant to Netherlands coach Danny Blind on Monday, just three months after taking the role.
He resigned as coach of Sunderland in October having saved the club from relegation the season before, claiming he wanted to retire from football.
Barcelona eyeing Rondon
Barcelona are monitoring West Brom striker Salomon Rondon as they want back-up firepower in case any of their stars get injured.
The Spanish champions have a list with six options to strengthen their squad upfront where superstar trio Lionel Messi, Luis Suarez and Neymar are first choice.
MirrorSport understands Venezuelan hitman Rondon is on it as his stock continues to grow with Albion’s players and staff worried the Spanish giants may now firm up their interest.
Newcastle United’s Ayoze Perez, Atletico Madrid’s Luciano Vietto and AC Milan’s Carlos Bacca are also believed to be under consideration by Barca.