News about Justin Bijlow

The fee for Ramsdale is £18million, another £1m if Saints stay up and a further £6m in performance-related add-ons. Arsenal have informed Ramsdale that he can leave if the Gunners receive a suitable offer for him. Southampton switched their focus to Ramsdale after a move for Feyenoord goalkeeper Justin Bijlow collapsed.

Southampton are considering their options after seeing a deal for Feyenoord goalkeeper Justin Bijlow collapse following his medical. In a statement on social media, Bijlow said the Premier League club 'have a different view to Feyenoord on how to treat an old injury'. The 26-year-old added that he is 'fully fit and not hampered by this'.

SIMON JONES: Southampton, who have held talks over Feyenoord keeper Justin Bijlow, are alternatively considering an approach for Arsenal keeper Aaron Ramsdale.  Wolves have also made an approach for Ramsdale, submitting a loan offer with an option to buy. Arsenal previously rejected a loan proposal from Ajax for Ramsdale.

STEPHEN MCGOWAN AT CELTIC PARK: The Champions League Celtic's ten-year streak of woe finally came to an end. Heroism has appeared in the most unexpected quarters at times. Gustaf Lagerbielke's prospects had been bleak after a £3 million sign in the summer. Since the Parkhead preview, the young defender seemed to have to buy a season ticket to get back to the park. The late goal that gave Celtic's first Champions League victory in six years since defeating Ajax in October 2013 gave Brendan Rodgers a brief reminder that he was only named Player of the year.

Manchester United are reportedly planning a £50 million raid for Denmark actor Rasmus Hojlund as they look to find a striker this summer. Despite growing ambiguity over the proposed takeover, Reds boss Erik ten Hag will press forward in his search for a second big signing. According to the Telegraph, the club has been operating under tight budget due to financial fair play considerations, but estimates that Hojlund will be delivered this summer for around £50 million.

AJUMBA: The new scheme is a £38.5 million takeover with just over £4 million in add-ons. Inter had been waiting for around £45 million, and though United haven't reached that point, there is a growing sense that a deal will be struck between the two clubs will be reached. It would enable the Cameroon stopper to relocate to Old Trafford and be reunited with his former Ajax boss Paul Turner. The finalizing Onana's personal terms is not intended to be a formality.

Manchester United are finalizing information on Marcus Rashford's future, but there is a chance of a breakthrough in the absence of a new striker. Rasmus Hojlund of Atalanta and Randal Kolo Muani of Eintracht Frankfurt, is still missing their main targets, with Erik ten Hag eager to have a new striker in place for pre-season preparations. United's spending will not stretch to a top striker and a goalkeeper, with soundings having been made against Inter Milan's keeper Andre Onana's more cost-effective alternatives, including Feyenoord and Kevin Trapp of Frankfurt, but negotiations have yet to progress.

Feyenoord goalkeeper Justin Bijlow is a target for Manchester United's interest. Since attempting to find a new deal with last season's Golden Glove winner David de Gea, the Red Devils' need for a new goalkeeper seemed to have been put on hold. However, a contract extension was postponed due to a lack of confidence from his manager Erik ten Hag's, and his contract with Old Trafford came to an end on July 1.

Italy 2-3 Roberto Mancini's team finished second in a row in the UEFA Nations League, despite late adversity to finish in second place. Federico Dimarco, a full-back, got off to a promising start in Enschede by securing the visitors ahead after only six minutes and smashing his goalkeeper Justin Bijlow. Davide Frattesi, 23, doubled the Azzuri's lead on 20 minutes, quoting on a defensive mix-up to score his second goal on international level.

Under the Friday night lights, Holland and Argentina face each other in the second round of the World Cup in what promises to be an engrossing competition. Louis van Gaal's Dutch side has been more effective and efficient than eye-catching so far in the tournament, but they remain undefeated. Argentina was victims of a massive World Cup shock when losing 2-1 to Saudi Arabia in their first group game, but the team bounced back to top Group C after beating Mexico and Poland.

Holland needs only a point against already-eliminated host country Qatar to guarantee their spot in the World Cup knockout stages. Louis van Gaal's squad won 2-0 in their Group A opener, but Ecuador kept them to a 1-1 draw. Holland is currently in first place in the South American rankings thanks to their outstanding fair play record. Sportmail takes you through everything you should do about the Group A experience.

In both teams' crucial second Group A match at the Qatar World Cup (inset bottom), Holland (left) meets Ecuador (right). Ecuador comfortably defeated Qatar 2-0 in the tournament's curtain-raiser on Sunday, while Holland defeated Senegal by a narrow margin on Monday evening due to two late goals. Gustavo Alfaro's side finished fourth in the CONMEBOL qualifying tournament and demonstrated their defensive strength by accumulating six straight clean sheets. During the qualifying rounds, Ecuador even managed to draw 1-1 against both Argentina and Brazil. Holland, meanwhile, finished in last place in qualifying under the watchful eye of Louis van Gaal (inset top) in his third and presumably final term in charge of the country. Max Mathews of Sportsmail takes you through all of the information you will need to hear about below as the match quickly approaching.

Senegal's men face Louis van Gaal's men in the third game of the tournament, in arguably one of the most exciting matches on the entire group stage at the tournament. It would be the first meeting between the two sides, and both will be eager to get their Group A campaign off to the best possible start. Senegal and Holland are the most likely to advance from the group, which also includes Qatar and Ecuador.

Any World Cup pick is one of the greatest joys of any. It's a gamble that could be triggered by a lack of depth in a certain position, a pile-up of injuries, or a national team manager with a positive opinion about a young rising star. Remember Sven-Goran Eriksson's pick of the 17-year-old Theo Walcott in 2006 solely for the thrill? Several uncapped players are competing in Qatar's World Cup, aiming to fulfill their dream of playing on football's biggest stage. Here's a look at them.