News about Anthony Gordon

Anthony Gordon's results over the next three weeks are expected to be recalled by Gareth Southgate, ahead of England's squad announcement. Since consistently good results in the Premier League and in Lee Carsley's Under 21s, the Everton winger is thought to be one youngster being monitored closely before the World Cup. Southgate's 26-man team will be announced in October, and Gordon did not hurt himself by assisting Conor Gallagher's winner for the Under 21s against Germany on Tuesday night.

Rafa Benitez, the former Everton boss, has claimed that Anthony Gordon's mentality held him back when the Spaniard was in charge of Goodison Park. The 21-year-old winger played a vital role in Frank Lampard's Premier League survival bid last season, helping the Toffees remain afloat with several impressive results. Following Richarlison's £60 million departure to Tottenham, Gordon has since been Everton's top source of goals, scoring 40 percent of the Toffees' total score this season.

David Unsworth has been named as the manager of Oldham United Football. Following relegation last season, the former Premier League founders have switched to ex-Everton defender and academy manager as they try to regain their position in the EFL. Following a sixth spell in charge, Unsworth, 48, has been named as a successor to John Sheridan, who left Oldham on Saturday. In April, he resigned from his position as a first-team coach at Goodison Park after close to a decade of development. Unsworth will bring John Ebbrell (assistant boss) and Francis Jeffers (first team coach) to Boundary Park with him.

The Three Lions are now winless in four matches since 1928, losing by 4-0 to Hungary last time out. England plays their final two games against European Champions Italy at San Siro before welcoming Germany to Wembley for the first time since England's 2-1 victory in the second round of Euro 2020. These will be the last two games Southgate will play before deciding on his final 26-man squad for the Qatar World Cup by November 13. Sportsmail looks at the top 40 players vying for those remaining seats on the plane to Qatar ahead of their final round of fixtures.

Frank Lampard has held talks with Gareth Southgate over Jordan Pickford's fitness, assuring him that England's number one will be fit for the World Cup. Pickford suffered his thigh during his outstanding appearance in the Merseyside derby two weeks ago and has decided not to participate in England's Nations League fixtures against Italy and Germany, despite being keen to join England if at all possible. Pickford's rehabilitation work with the Football Association has been in the news for a week, whether against Southampton or Manchester United the following week.

On September 30, the next iteration of the video game is expected to be out, and Sportsmail will publish a list of players who have improved the most. After scoring 11 goals in 26 games across all competitions last season, France U20 international Ekitike's rating has risen from 61 all the way up to 76, an increase of 15 points. Newcastle's 20-year-old forward, who Newcastle were keen on signing in January, has signed a season-long loan transfer to Ligue 1 champions PSG, who have the option to make it permanent for £25.5 million. Djed Spence, a Tottenham defender, is also in double figures as a result of the rating increase. Spence put on a spectacular display in Nottingham Forest's FA Cup win over Arsenal last season, and he was instrumental in Steve Cooper's promotion to the Premier League in his 42 appearances. Arsenal goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale also ranked top among those remaining in the top 25 of the list, with Arsenal goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale ranked fifth out of those remaining.

In a comprehensive new review of the world's best football prospects, England's Bukayo Saka and Jude Bellingham lead the way in their age group. Arsenal's tyro Saka (left) has had a bigger influence in the last 12 months than any other player born in the year 2001 across 59 international leagues. In addition, Borussia Dortmund midfielder Bellingham (second left) came out on top of the group of players born in 2003 when it comes to making a decisive contribution in matches. Vinicius Junior (centre), Barcelona's Gavi (second right), and Leipzig defender Josko Gvardiol (right) both ruled their respective teams for success. Phil Foden, on the other hand, earned a higher score in the last 12 months than his Manchester City teammate Erling Haaland (inset).

Anthony Gordon was nowhere near to leaving Goodison Park, according to Everton chief Frank Lampard. Gordon was the object of a lot of attention in Chelsea's transfer window, with Everton refusing a reported £45 million bid from the Londoners for the 21-year-old forward. Lampard had made it clear that he wanted Gordon to remain on Merseyside, and he obtained his wish when the transfer window closed on Thursday night.

Antonio Conte's side had been linked with a surprise that would have seen the Welshman return on loan with the option to buy next year. The 24-year-old's quest appears to have hit a brick wall, with Leeds struggling to bring players in before the window closes later today.

This summer's record-breaking transfer window comes to an end, with several clubs already making key moves ahead of a long and competitive season. Last week, it was revealed that Premier League clubs had broken the all-time spending record for transfers within a window, splashing over £1.5 billion on new players. Sportsmail has taken a look at the players' wants in and out ahead of the summer deadline.

Following a back-and-forth game against Rodrigo, Leeds boss Jesse Marsch faces a striker conundrum in Saturday's Premier League match against Brentford. After dislocating a shoulder in Tuesday night's 1-1 home draw against Everton, the Spain national is waiting for scan findings and may be out for weeks. Joe Gelhardt recalled Rodrigo and later made room for Patrick Bamford, who stepped off the bench after recovering from his latest injury.

Edson Alvarez, a defensive midfielder for Ajax, has been charged £43 million by Chelsea. This season, the Dutch champions have declined to sell any more members of their squad. However, Mexican national Alvarez, 24, wants Ajax to investigate the offer, afraid that the opportunity to move to Chelsea will not return. Ajax had already sold Lisandro Martinez and Antony to Manchester United and had already told midfielder Mohammed Kudus that he could not join Everton despite the Ghanaian refusing to train.

The Blues are hoping to bring more people into the fold before the window shuts on Thursday, having already forked out around £150 million this summer. Despite losing 2-1 on Tuesday to Southampton, the third time they have failed to win in three matches this season, there has been a lot to be desired on the pitch.

Any young football fan would like to have the shirt of one of their heroes. However, one little Evertonian had to go a little bit to get Anthony Gordon's name on their bedroom wall. Following Leeds United's 1-1 draw on Tuesday night, the 21-year-old winger trotted over to the Everton supporters in Elland Road's away section.

Raheem Sterling had given the Blues the lead before Romeo Lavia and Adam Armstrong gave Thomas Tuchel's side their second loss from the season's first five league games. On the morning, Chelsea's team leader John Terry expressed anxiety over the balance of the team's squad, while still honoring defender Reece James, who missed the game due to sickness.

Tim Howard, the former goalkeeper of Everton (inset), has stated that if the club's star winger Anthony Gordon (main) stays, they should keep their star winger Anthony Gordon (main), or at least make sure they get something good out of Chelsea if he does not leave. Chelsea has been extremely interested in Gordon, according to reports that they would be able to pay up to $71 million for the 21-year-old, but Everton wants more. They've got to keep Gordon, they've got to keep him,' Howard told NBC after their 1-1 draw with Leeds on Tuesday.

Everton will not engage Chelsea for Anthony Gordon after he skipped a deadline he had in mind. Frank Lampard has made it clear that he would not pursue business with the Chelsea club. When asked last Friday, when Chelsea had a point of no return in this scandal, there was no way out for them, but Lampard said firmly, "Yes" after Tuesday's 1-1 draw with Leeds. Gordon told Lampard that he wanted to move to Stamford Bridge and that Chelsea would spend up to £60 million for the 21-year-old, who scored his team's goal at Elland Road but never stopped running throughout.

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The 25-year-old has one year remaining on his deal, and the Whites have been admirers of the Englishman for as long as he has been around. Kent was up for auction in 2020, but the player was content to remain at Ibrox under then-manager Steven Gerrard. Last year, Leeds planned a £15 million transfer for Kent, but the team was unable to land the elusive winger again.

According to The Athletic, Christian Pulisic, a USMNT player, is set to remain in Chelsea after being refused the opportunity to leave the team on loan this summer. Pulisic is said to have been able to reduce his employment, which has just two years remaining, in order to facilitate a transfer. Pulisic is also dissatisfied after fellow winger Callum Hudson-Odi left on loan to Bayer Leverkusen.

Tottenham Hotspur retains an interest in Leeds' Dan James, who is keen to have him on loan with the option to buy. Spurs fans James will be able to get a replacement winger in before they allow Bryan Gil to join Valencia, as Sportsmail has reported previously. Everton is also believed to be looking for James as a replacement for Anthony Gordon, who may be on his way to Chelsea in a £60 million swap.

Anthony Gordon must have the confidence to tell manager Frank Lampard and the club's board if he wants to leave Everton for Chelsea, according to Rio Ferdinand. Chelsea is concerned about the Everton academy product, with the transfer window closing quickly approaching. Gordon, who was on the scoresheet for Everton's victory over Brentford last weekend, is expected to pay £60 million for the Chelsea.

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As Chelsea's summer spending continues, several of their opponents will be watching with glee as they stretch their financial muscles. Wesley Fofana's arrival from Leicester at around £70 million will bring the total amount for this window to a whopping £250 million. With head coach Thomas Tuchel announcing that "we may need more players in certain roles" and Barcelona's Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and Everton's Anthony Gordon among those who have been aiming, the final figure could reach more than £300 million.