News about James Garner

Forest's owner, Evangelos Marinakis (inset left), told Nottingham that he would provide the 'ammunition' to ensure success when the club won promotion by the play-offs in May, despite a top-flight absence of 23 years. The shipping magnate has certainly put his money where his mouth is, spending more than £160 million, which is a record for a team recently promoted to the Premier League. With 21 new arrivals (and counting), one wonders if Marinakis - and the followers - would even recognize any of his East Midlands outfit's Garibaldi red, including Morgan Gibbs-White (centre) landed for a fee that could have climbed to £42.5 million. Out of the 16 players involved against Spurs, ten were new recruits. Forest's summer investment has outstripped Barcelona (right), Real Madrid, Manchester City, and Paris Saint-Germain (left), and more than the Dutch top-flight (inset right) combined.

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.

Hector Bellerin, James Garner, Leander Dendoncker, and Willian were among the major names to move on a frantic last day of the summer transfer window. Michy Batshuayi, Ben Breton Diaz, and Arsen Zakharyan's late moves didn't happen before the 11 p.m. deadline on Thursday. SIMON JONES of Sportsmail rounds up the deadline day drama.

James Garner has signed for Everton from Manchester United for an undisclosed fee, the midfielder's four-year contract before June 2026. The lively 21-year-old talent is the Blues' eighth summer signing after the arrivals of defenders James Tarkowski, Rben Vinagre and Conor Coady, midfielders Amadou Onana and Idrissa Gana Gueye, and forwards Dwight McNeil and Neal Maupay.

Andre Gomes is currently in talks to join French side Lille, and is on the lookout for a transfer. Since being first admitted on loan from Barcelona in 2018, the 29-year-old has played 100 games for Everton. He has fallen out of favour under Frank Lampard, but the team is yet to make a single appearance this season after just 14 league appearances last year.

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.

Everton is said to be on the verge of completing a £15 million transfer to land James Garner of Manchester United. The midfielder played for Nottingham Forest last season and attracted top-flight interest from various clubs. Forest was keen to return the 21-year-old to the City Ground, while East Midlands rivals Leicester City and Southampton were also monitoring his availability.

Last week, the Goodison club launched an inquiry, but Newcastle United were still in talks for the Brazilian. After hearing report of Callum Wilson's illness, the agreement, which cost more than £25 million plus a further £5 million in add-ons, fell short of concluding in Newcastle and Newcastle. Duncan Wilson's illness was later revealed, but Alexander Isak was £60 million.

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.

After saying goodbyes to his Paris Saint-Germain coworkers ahead of moving back to Goodison Park, Idrissa Gueye could be headed to Everton. The Toffees have taken the Senegalese international championship after seeing off late advances from Arsenal and Chelsea to sign the 32-year-old. Gueye will complete his two-year contract on Merseyside with the possibility of a third year as he leaves PSG, where he had been oversey under new boss Christophe Galtier.

Manchester United goalkeeper Martin Dubravka has agreed to a loan with Newcastle United. After Newcastle relented on requesting a £5 million fee, the 33-year-old Slovakian will fly to Manchester for his medical treatment on Tuesday. After United's refusal last week, Dubravka had begged Newcastle to let him go. Following Nick Pope's arrival from Burnley, he has been understudy and hopes to advance to Old Trafford, where he will face David de Gea and Tom Heaton.

This transfer window, the Brazil international has been one of manager Erik ten Hag's top targets, and the two clubs are close to reaching an agreement. Despite boss Alfred Schreuder's statements that he wanted to keep his character man, Anthony has expressed his desire to leave Ajax, and the Dutch side is finally prepared to part with the 22-year-old. Following a board meeting yesterday, Ajax's position has softened, and talks are now picking up speed.

Antony, the Ajax forward, is becoming more confident about completing a £80 million move to Manchester United this week. While Ajax is discussing Hakim Ziyech as a potential replacement, the Brazilian's agents, who also represent Tottenham's Lucas Moura, are in London attempting to broker a deal, while Ajax is discussing it with CHELSEA. On Thursday, Ajax expectant United to have Antony's £76 million plus-ons.

Everton is also keen on a permanent transfer for Manchester United midfielder James Garner. United Kingdom is demanding a £4 million add-on for the 21-year-old. Garner enjoyed on loan at Nottingham Forest last season, but he hasn't played for United so far this season. Garner, a product of United's youth academy, has played seven senior appearances for the club and has also served on a loan at Watford.

DANNY MURPHY: Klopp's transfer to Liverpool in 2015-16 rather than replacing Louis van Gaal at Old Trafford has changed the history of both clubs, as United has considered. I'm convinced if Klopp were manager of United, they wouldn't have gone five years without a trophy - and Liverpool wouldn't have won everything, unless they'd somehow managed to get Pep Guardiola instead! United may have been a more difficult team for Klopp to lead if he told them he wanted Sadio Mane from Southampton rather than Paul Pogba in 2016.

West Ham has expressed an interest in signing Scott McTominay. United signed Real Madrid midfielder Casemiro to a four-year deal, sparking their interest. However, several other Premier League clubs have expressed an interest in acquiring McTominay this summer, with Newcastle, Everton, and Leicester all monitoring his situation.

During a crucial workout in preparation on Wednesday, the Dutch midfielder was seen alongside Scott McTominay as United look poised to press their opponents with more emphasis than they did at Brentford. Despite scoring on his debut and looking forward to see all the club's midfield options, Van de Beek has only played 90 minutes at United, and for all their problems with their midfield options he has yet to get a look in. Despite controlling possession by 67% to 33%, the Red Devils only had four shots on target and forfeited four goals, implying that they failed to be as progressive on the field as their opponents.

Ten Hag must give more game time to trio Zidane Iqbal, Charlie Savage, and James Garner as United look to recover from three consecutive losses, including Saturday's humiliating 4-0 loss at Brentford. United now sits at the bottom of the league with a -5 goal difference after two games, and Ferdinand says on his Vibe With Five podcast that he feels it is now time for Ten Hag to send a letter to his senior players. He said: 'Do you know what? I would bring the kids in. You know why? If you don't put forth the effort, you don't have to buy the shirt. You don't have to buy the shirt if you don't get the right application.'

Cristiano Ronaldo's coworkers, according to Rio Ferdinand, are unable to cope with the pressure that has brought him to the club since returning to Manchester United. Ronaldo returned to Old Trafford at the start of last season after 12 years with the club, but the Red Devils haven't led them any closer to winning the Premier League. United sunk to a new low on Saturday after being defeated 4-0 by Brentford, and Ferdinand says the squad is struggling to cope with the increased scrutiny now that Ronaldo is back in the ranks.

According to reports, Manchester United is able to convince James Garner to leave on a permanent basis. The United midfielder excelled on loan at Nottingham Forest last season and was hoping to make his way into first-team contention this season. However, the Athletic has reported that Erik ten Hagner is content to let Garner leave on a permanent basis, with several Premier League clubs keen on a trade for the 21-year-old.

From the Championship to the play-offs, the team has adapted this summer by investing over £100 million to rebuild their squad. Souness said they would lose "a lot of games" in the Premier League this season, and that it was the job of the manager and the coaching staff to keep their heads up, despite being on Sky Sports ahead of Forest's match against West Ham.

BY IAN LADYMAN (external): Anterior view of the club's training ground: A wall on which two large photographs hangs. One of them is of Brian Clough and Peter Taylor. Martin O'Neill, Frank Clark, Kenny Burns, John McGovern, and Peter Shilton appeared on other shows. Both are included in the European Cup. So when Yates, the club's vice captain and a student, asks if Steve Cooper's new Forest team is inspired or daunted by this great history, the answer is straight. 'These two European Cups are being discussed a lot here, and that's only right,' says Yates. We see the guys from the 1980s knocking about the house.' It's amazing what they did and we have to accept it. A lot last season, we talked about this.' However, we also talked about the importance of establishing our own history.'

While Premier League clubs have invested over £1.3 billion on transfers this summer, there could be a lot of people coming and goings at every club, including Wesley Fofana, Bernardo Silva, Harry Winks, and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, among others.

Nottingham Forest is aiming for Goncalo Ramos and Marseille's Bamba Dieng to assist in their offensive. The Newcastle new boys had a slow start to their season on Saturday, and their new owners are keen to keep improving their squad until the transfer window opens later this month. They want a striker and two midfielders, as well as another left-back and two midfielders, and they have added Ramos and Dieng to their lengthy list.