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newcastle united Sporting is taking a closer look at another striker after seeing Victor Gyökeres succeed following his move to Arsenal.

And the player attracting attention this time is Luis Suarez, who has quietly had one of the most productive seasons in Europe. And yes, he has the same name as the former Liverpool striker.

He’s not even Uruguayan – he’s Colombian. And he has scored 35 goals in 50 official matches for Sporting this season.

He has also added several assists and has become the clear attacking point of reference for manager Rui Borges’ team after arriving from Almería last summer. As replacement for Victor Gyöckeres.

Before moving to Portugal, Suárez had already shown his goalscoring ability in Spain by finishing as the second division’s top scorer during the 2024–25 season. That form has now pushed him firmly onto the Premier League radar.

to attract attention again

earlier this year, We covered Portugal’s claims Newcastle United and Liverpool mentioned as interested parties. The dust settled a bit when Sporting advanced to the Champions League knock-outs and chased Porto in the league.

Now that both the races are over, speculations have started increasing again.

and according to recordNewcastle have been making inquiries about the 28-year-old striker and have been submitting scouting reports throughout the season, especially after his performances in the Champions League.

The Portuguese newspaper reports that there is still no formal offer on the table. Sporting are also relaxed about the growing interest due to the player’s €80m (£69m) release clause, with the Lisbon side reportedly having no intention of lowering it.

Newcastle United are keeping a close eye

Luis Suarez has reportedly become a regular topic inside Newcastle’s scouting department in recent months. The Magpies are considering attacking reinforcements and see parallels between the Colombian’s rise and the path previously taken by Gyöckeres at Sporting.

However, the Record note Newcastle’s playing situation could play a factor in any final negotiations. Eddie Howe’s side are currently in mid-table and could miss out on European football next season.

It matters to Suarez. The striker reportedly wants to continue fighting for trophies and playing European football after returning to Europe’s biggest stage this season.

For now, his focus is on Sporting’s final matches of the campaign and the upcoming World Cup with Colombia, where they could face Portugal during the group stage.

confident about the situation

Despite transfer noise, reports state that Luis Suarez is happy in Lisbon and currently wants to stay at Sporting.

The forward has reportedly settled very well in Portugal and feels trusted by the club’s hierarchy, coaching staff and supporters.

The record states that stability has been particularly important during a difficult personal period, including a legal dispute involving his children from a previous marriage.

It leaves Sporting in a strong position ahead of the summer window.

The Portuguese club have a striker scoring at an elite level, a player who is not under pressure to leave, and an €80m (£69m) clause that protects them from lower offers.

Nevertheless, Newcastle’s growing interest suggests that Premier League clubs believe Suárez could follow Gyöckeres’ path and become Sporting’s next major export.

nottingham forestArnaud Kalimuendo has been on loan at Eintracht Frankfurt since the winter market.

The Bundesliga side have agreed a €27 million buyout clause with Nottingham Forest but his future after this season remains uncertain.

Kalimuendo arrived at the City Ground from Stade Rennais in August 2025 and failed to score or assist in nine Premier League matches.

In January, the Premier League side sent him on loan to Germany, and the move has gone well so far. The striker played 16 matches, scoring six goals and providing one assist.

His Bundesliga statistics are as follows:

• Appearances: 16
• Start: 14
• Minutes per game: 76
• Target: 6
• Help: 1
• Expected goal: 4.04
• Expected Support: 1.13
• Big chances made: 3
• Big chances missed: 7

Eintracht Frankfurt have a desire to retain the player who is owned by Nottingham Forest. On 6 April, Game Witness Covered claims from Germany That they can’t afford his €27m clause.

The German club signed Rasmus Christensen on loan with a €15m purchase option. In the end, they increased him from €6m to €8.5m with bonuses. Last month, we broadcast news They are trying to repeat the same trick to retain Kalimuendo.

not giving up nottingham forest man

image Now cover the latest on Arnaud Kalimuendo in a report focusing mainly on Eintracht Frankfurt’s Elie Wahi, who is now on loan at OGC Nice.

Wahi has performed well in France and has scored seven goals and two assists in 15 matches this year. There have been claims that Besiktas are interested in him.

Bild relayed this and insisted he would not leave for less than €20m, and are confident the Turkish club would make a move for Wahi. The Ligue 1 side would also be ready to buy him.

The Bundesliga side did not include any purchase option and believe his price will continue to rise. Their sporting director, Markus Kroesch, is confident of collecting a fair fee for Wahi.

Eintracht Frankfurt’s Noel Futkeau is on loan at Greuther Furth and they hope to raise €10m for him in the summer.

Crochet and his team’s ‘big hope’ is to sell Wahi and Futaku to finance a deal for a player owned by Nottingham Forest. There is a €27 million purchase option but he is willing to negotiate with the Reds to reduce the price.

Nottingham Forest have the final say

There is no mention of whether Vitor Pereira’s side are willing to make a discount to Eintracht Frankfurt. Either way, the final decision will rest with the English club.

If the Reds do not do so, the deal will be complicated for the German club. In that case, Arnaud Kalimuendo will have to return to the City Ground and Nottingham Forest and then decide on his future.

His contract with the Premier League team is until 2030, and transfer market He is worth €25 million.

During the 2025 college football season, Vanderbilt quarterback Diego Pavia was easily one of the best players on the field. He not only won the Johnny Unitas Golden Arm Award, given to the nation’s top elite QB in college football, but he also finished as a Heisman finalist.

Still, when it came to evaluating Pavia’s prospects, many thought the 5-foot-10 QB would not be drafted in the 2026 NFL Draft. They were right.

A total of 257 players were selected across the three-day event, but not Pavia. After the NFL Draft ended on Saturday, the race to sign him as an undrafted free agent began.

Yet, unlike hundreds of others who have already signed contracts, Pavia have taken a different path.

He has already agreed to participate in the Ravens’ rookie minicamp this weekend. However, according to ESPN’s Adam Schefter, “if the Ravens don’t sign him other teams may also want to bring him in.”

Whatever happens, Pavia faces a tough road ahead. For now, he will compete for a chance to become the Ravens’ third-line QB behind Lamar Jackson and Tyler Huntley. Still, there may be more opportunities to come if things don’t work out well this weekend.

Pavia threw for 29 touchdowns and eight interceptions last season, while completing 70.6% of his passes. Pavia threw for another 862 yards and 10 touchdowns as a runner, demonstrating dual-threat ability. But he was in college; He still needs to prove himself in the NFL.

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Tottenham’s Guglielmo Vicario and Aston Villa’s Emi Martínez have not had an easy last few months at their clubs.

sports witness Italy’s interest in the Azzurri goalkeeper has been covered. Inter Milan and Juventus are admirers of his profile and initial contact has also been suggested.

In January, Martínez was Joined together The Nerazzurri appeared keen on a move to Serie A, even though a deal never materialized when the cost became apparent.

It now appears that the Tottenham player’s future could be linked to the Aston Villa veteran.

Martínez as substitute for Vicario

IT migration market Report on Inter’s plans to replace Yann Sommer in the summer.

He believes the Tottenham goalkeeper appeals to CEO Beppe Marotta. There has been some progress with their squad but the real problem is their age and evaluation profile.

They don’t want to go over €25 million to sign him, Spurs could demand more than that. Inter believe this could be enough for the 29-year-old player.

That’s why Marotta will soon be asking permission from the club’s Oaktree ownership.

Meanwhile, Martínez is being looked at as an option. The outlet says the Argentinian goalkeeper was offered to the Italian giants in January and was the reason behind the link during the winter window.

The only problem for the World Cup winner is his age and Aston Villa will not let him depart for free in the summer. His contract at Villa Park expires in 2029, meaning a deal would cost some money, with Martínez’s wages at €3m a year – possibly after tax – also causing concern.

Our opinion on Vicario and Martínez

Both goalkeepers are nearing the end of their tenures at their respective clubs.

Vicario will clearly have more suitors in Italy, as he performed quite well during his time at Empoli. Furthermore, he is close to becoming the Azzurri’s back-up to Gianluigi Donnarumma and that helps his situation.

Martínez is older and, at 33, a new challenge in Serie A, especially on higher wages, could prove risky for contenders.