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Yeah, he was one of the starting CBs for Monaco right the way up to January, when he did his ACL

Cyle Larin now replaces Mohammed Salisu (Ghana, 2022) as the most recent Saints player to score at a World Cup 🇨🇦

Yeah, I just saw the teaser video from the club because I have notifications on

Basically the only good thing that came of Mad Nate's mini-era. Probably the only signing he actually chose, as well...

We also could've triggered his option sooner if we wanted to be loyal with him, even if we were a PL club and didn't really have much use for him in 2026/27. We were hedging our bets and our safety net fell through Good post, it is what it is and it's fine for things to not be right for either party to sign something

Official: Signed a new deal that keeps him at the club until 2029

Being announced at 2pm

What would Plymouth be looking for in return for Laurent Tolaj? 24 years old, 6ft, can hold the ball up and run in behind, got 21 goals in L1 last season. Feels like the sort of profile worth looking at

True, but he has none of those things if he isn't on the pitch. Availability is the best ability, or whatever it is they say. I would've been pretty nervous about trying to get through a 46-game season with just Ross and Larin. Soon as Ross went down (which he would've at some point) Larin would've been getting absolutely flogged

That's a shame, but I am not too gutted Ross has gone. He's a good Champ striker on his day but there's just too many ?s with him. I wouldn't want to be trying to get through an entire 46-game season with him and Larin praying for no injuries...

We also got the sell-on clause in there, which means that eventually what we sold for will be approx £50m

Back in football as the new Auxerre boss, finished 15th in Ligue 1 last season

SSN's correspondent for Newcastle is backing it up