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Celtic captain Scott Brown has pledged his long-term future to both his club and country by revealing he will sign a contract extension with the Scottish champions and will remain available for selection by Gordon Strachan’s Scotland indefinitely.(The National)
Striker Moussa Dembele looks set to leave Celtic this summer, with Arsenal, Chelsea and West Ham United all interested, but manager Brendan Rodgers says the Scottish champions would not consider selling the 20-year-old until they have completed their Champions League qualification games. (Scottish Sun)
Southampton, who have already paid hefty fees to sign Victor Wanyama, Fraser Forster and Virgil van Dijk from Celtic, are weighing up a move to make 25-year-old midfielder Stuart Armstrong their next £10m capture from the Scottish champions, but the Glasgow club would not consider any offer until after the Champions League qualifiers.(Daily Mail)
Southampton are still keen on Celtic midfielder Stuart Armstrong, while Premier League rivals West Bromwich Albion and Brighton are also keeping tabs on the Scotland international. (Daily Record)
Southampton have joined the fight to land 25-year-old midfielder Stuart Armstrong, who is out of contract with Celtic next summer and whose future is in the balance after so far refusing terms on a new contract.(Scottish Sun)
Former Rangers defender Kirk Broadfoot’s switch from Rotherham United to Kilmarnock is set to be completed this morning, with the 32-year-old surplus to requirements at the Millers following their relegation from the English Championship. (Daily Record)
Preston North End are ready to name Alex Neil, sacked last season by Championship rivals Norwich City, as their new manager after a top level meeting with chairman Peter Ridsdale. (The Sun)
Swansea City face competition from a number of other clubs, including Rangers, Leicester City and Newcastle United, to sign Coventry City’s 20-year-old midfielder, George Thomas.(Wales Online)
Rangers manager Pedro Caixinha has insisted he had to ban his players from wearing boots in the green of city rivals Celtic to defend the Ibrox club’s “culture”.(Daily Record)
Manager Pedro Caixinha has said it is “unthinkable” to contemplate his side crashing out of the Europa League tonight against Progres Niederkorn, the Luxembourg side that has never won a single match in European competition. (Evening Times)
Rangers manager Pedro Caixinha has told his players to treat their second leg against Progres Niederkorn like the Europa League final.(The National)
St Johnstone manager Tommy Wright is considering fielding Steven MacLean against Trakai in Thursday’s Europa League second leg, despite the striker having not played on an artificial pitch for two years on medical advice to protect his knees. (Daily Express, print edition)
Bjorn Johnsen has not travelled to Ireland with Hearts for pre-season training as doubts over the American-born Norwegian’s future continue, with Bolton Wanderers among clubs interested in the 25-year-old. (Daily Record, print edition)
New Dundee United arrival Patrick N’Koyi says he felt like he had been kidnapped by Sukhotai this summer after the Thai top-flight club paraded the 27-year-old Dutchman as a new signing after he arrived for what he thought was a fact-finding mission. (Daily Record)
Scottish League Two club Edinburgh City have signed former Hearts right-back Craig Thomson, the 26-year-old who was convicted in 2011 of lewd, libidinous and indecent behaviour towards two underage girls and will be playing in the senior leagues for the first time in five years.(The Scotsman)
Midfielder Chris Cadden says he is more than happy to continue his “dream” of playing for Motherwell despite a failed bid from Scottish Premiership rivals Hearts. (The Herald)
Striker Jason Cummings has stressed that a desire to play under former Rangers manager Mark Warburton was at the heart of his decision to quit Hibernian for Nottingham Forest in a near £1m deal.(Scottish Sun)
Former Scotland striker James McFadden, released by Motherwell, will have another outing as a Queen of the South trialist tonight as they face Annan Athletic in a friendly. (Daily Record, print edition)
Livingston could try to tempt veteran former Rangers and Hearts goalkeeper Neil Alexander back to the club after missing out on Mark Ridgers, who decided to join Scottish Championship rivals Inverness Caledonian Thistle after leaving Partick Thistle.(Scottish Sun)
Stirling Albion manager Dave Mackay is looking for a job in the “real world” on LinkedIn, the former St Johnstone defender revealing on the social media site that he is looking for an additional post in “any line of work…outside the football bubble” that he can balance with his Binos duties. (Scottish Sun)
Defending champion Andy Murray has insisted that he was not limping due to pain to his recently injured hip as he marched into the second round of Wimbledon by beating Alexander Bublik of Kazakhstan.(The National)
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Katharina Liebherr has resigned as a Saints director following a major board reshuffle.
The Swiss owner will still operate as a director of Saints’ parent company, which acts as an umbrella for both the club’s football and non-football operations.
But she no longer has a place on the board of the football club itself, leaving major decisions and day-to-day operations to others.
Chairman Ralph Krueger, vice chairman of football Les Reed and vice chairman of business Martin Semmens will lead the club as part of a three man strategic board.
There is also now an operational board that sits below that, responsible for running the club on a daily basis.
Finance chief Toby Steele, legal expert Tim Greenwell and commercial boss David Thomas have all been officially confirmed as the first raft of directors to sit on it.
The moves are unconnected with potential investment in the club.
Saints have been the subject of strong interest from Chinese firm Lander, but things have gone very quiet once again with the ball very much in their court to complete a potential £210m deal with negotiations having ended some time ago.
Regardless of whether that deal happens or not, the new structure, which is believed to be part of the reason for the departure of former CEO Gareth Rogers, will remain in place, with Saints believing it will help them progress more effectively.
Explaining the rationale behind the decisions in an interview with the Daily Echo just before the end of last season Krueger said: “In the reorganisation we will not have a CEO anymore and we are not looking to hire anybody.
“We have an extremely strong, young, dynamic, very intelligent, well-educated group of operational managers.
“We will have an interim managing director in Toby Steele, who will retain his CFO role.
“At the strategic board level we now have a three person strategic board. That is myself as chairman, Les Reed will be elevated to vice-chairman of football, and Martin Semmens, who has been key in forming our strategy, in particular with commercial and the way our brand is developing, will take the vice-chairmanship of business.
“We will be the strategic board of the club and Toby Steele will be the connection as the CFO/interim-MD to the operational management, which is very youthful and dynamic.
“I think it will give people comfort to know we have that strategic board and the operational board, which is something we are developing the final steps in right now.
“We have built a foundation as a business, and like on the pitch we never want to let our guard down, we always want to look at ways to improve and to get stronger, and that’s what we are doing at the moment here internally.
“No matter the ownership position moving forward, this is the group driving the club forward, and this management team will stay intact.”
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JAY Rodriguez has issued a farewell statement to Saints and the club’s supporters after sealing a £14m move to West Bromwich Albion.
The striker spent five years at Saints, but, after battling injuries for much of his stay, headed for a fresh start at The Hawthorns on Sunday.
“Just wanted to say a massive thank you to the Southampton fans and all that are involved at the club,” he said.
"My five years has been full of highs and lows but one thing that I will take away is the support you showed me through it all.
"I will never forget my time here or the people that I have met.
“I wish Southampton FC all the best for the future and look forward to seeing them continue their journey.”
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Ranked! Every Premier League side’s best home kit in the top-flight
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During the summer, without Premier League football to fill our time, it’s transfers that get spoken about the most, but fans are also keen on the latest kit news too.
Leaked images, concept designs, and confirmations litter message boards and Twitter, with supporters discussing the latest news.
Over the years, since the Premier League’s inception 25 years ago, we’ve seen some brilliant strips worn by the 47 – soon to become 49 - clubs who have taken part.
But how do their current 20 teams’ best home kits worn in the top-flight in this time period rank against their peers?
We’ve taken a look, but do you agree? Click the right arrow above to see which classic home kit came out on top…
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Pre-season can strike fear into players and managers alike — for a host different reasons.
Premier League stars must get down to some serious hard graft after living it up on luxury holidays, while bosses across the country hope to find empty treatment rooms.
Some clubs, however, already have members of their costly squads on the casualty list.
Here, with a helping hand from our friends at PhysioRoom , Mirror Sport runs you through the big names battling back from injuries.
Cazorla has been out for so long he has become Arsenal’s forgotten man. He has not featured since October’s Champions League victory over Ludogorets, when a tendon issue forced him off. The Spain international, 32, underwent surgery in December and will not be ready for the start of the new season.
Injury-prone Wilshere , 25, was enjoying somewhat of a renaissance on loan at Bournemouth last season before fracturing his leg against Tottenham. He returned to Arsenal to begin rehabilitation and hopes to be ready for the big kick-off.
Having missed most of the 2015/16 campaign with an injured right knee, Wilson was determined to make up for lost time last season. But the striker, 25, suffered a similar ligament problem — this time to his left knee — midway through the campaign. He is not expected back in action until October.
Chelsea’s mercurial winger, 26, broke his ankle in June while training with Belgium. Hazard underwent surgery and the Premier League champions hope to have him back in time to face Arsenal in mid-September.
Crystal Palace’s popular left-back spent five days in hospital in September after being seriously hurt in a car crash. Souare was initially expected back before the end of last season but there is currently no return date pencilled in for the 27-year-old Senegal international.
Bolasie 's impressive start to life at Goodison came crashing to a halt courtesy of a serious knee injury in December. The 28-year-old winger has since had two operations to repair his meniscus and cruciate ligament. He is scheduled to return in the New Year, but Bolasie believes he can be back by Christmas.
Welshman Coleman fractured his tibia and fibula during a horrific challenge from the Republic of Ireland’s Neil Taylor during a heated World Cup qualifier in March. He was initially ruled out for five months and is likely to miss the start of the season.
Henderson , 27, was expected to be out for just a few weeks after bruising his heel during training in February — but ended up missing the rest of the season. The Liverpool skipper should be ready to lead the team out for the Premier League curtain-raiser at Watford.
Gundogan , 26, has struggled with injury problems in recent seasons and his City career came to an abrupt halt in December when he picked up a knee injury. The midfielder sacrificed his summer break to get fit but City will be cautious not to rush him back too soon.
Rojo 's promising campaign at the heart of the United defence was cut short in April by a knee injury sustained in a Europa League tie with Anderlecht. The Argie centre-back, 27, is said to be making good progress but United have yet to confirm a return date.
To put it simply, Shaw has not had much luck during his time in Manchester. Two years on from a double-leg fracture, the England left-back, 21, overcame a lack of form and stinging criticism from boss Jose Mourinho to produce some of his best football in a United shirt last season. But ligament damage sustained in April has left him battling to be fit for the start of the new campaign.
In-demand Van Dijk has not played since picking up an ankle problem against Leicester back in January. The Saints initially expected the 25-year-old Dutchman to return for the run-in, but new boss Mauricio Pellegrino is now pinning his hopes on him being available for the start of the new season.
A long-standing hip problem has hampered Lamela , 25, throughout his time in north London. He spent the majority of last season on the sidelines before undergoing surgery in April and is now likely to be out until October after a setback in his recovery.
Rose , 27, damaged knee ligaments against Sunderland in January before an early return to training made the problem worse. The England left-back undewent surgery in May and may not be ready for Tottenham’s Premier League opener at Newcastle.
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