Antoine Semenyo has completed his move to Manchester City on a five and a half year contract until 2031.
The 26-year-old forward has left Bournemouth for a reported 62-and-a-half-million-pounds.
Semenyo says having watched City over the last decade, he has now signed to play for one of the game’s “greatest ever managers” in Pep Guardiola.
Manchester United legend Roy Keane has accused Alex Ferguson of “hanging on like a bad smell” at the club.
Interim boss Darren Fletcher revealed that he contacted his former manager Ferguson before agreeing to take on the role this week.
United are in talks with Ole Gunnar Solskjaer and Michael Carrick about taking temporary charge of the team until the summer.
And Keane, who fell out with Ferguson when he left two decades ago, has questioned who is making the decisions at Old Trafford
It’s understood Arsenal forward Gabriel Martinelli won’t face any retrospective punishment for his behaviour in an incident with Northern Ireland’s Conor Bradley.
The Brazilian threw the ball at the Liverpool defender and then attempted to shove him off the pitch as he lay injured during their goalless draw in the Premier League last night.
Martinelli was booked at the time and has since issued an apology on social media.
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Bournemouth boss Andoni Iraola believes Antoine Semenyo will only get better after completing his move to Manchester City.
The Ghanian winger has completed his 62-a-half-million pounds move to the Etihad and put pen to paper on a contract until 2031.
Semenyo says he’s excited to work with one of the game’s “greatest managers” in Pep Guardiola.
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Nottingham Forest manager Sean Dyche has praised Wrexham boss Phil Parkinson as a “good operator” ahead of tonight’s FA Cup third round clash between the clubs.
Parkinson’s taken his team from non-league into the Championship with three consecutive promotions.
Preston will host Wigan in a derby, MK Dons take on Oxford United and Port Vale play Fleetwood in tonight’s other ties.
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The quarter-finals get underway at the Africa Cup of Nations today, with two last-eight ties down for decision.
Pre-tournament favoruites Senegal face Mali from 4pm.
That’s followed by the clash of Cameroon and host Morocco this evening.
