News about Kamaldeen Sulemana

TOM PRENTKI AT ST MARY'S: Leicester are now at the top of the Championship after another night of mauling at St Mary's, which was at times reminiscent of the 9-0 win in 2019. Southampton would require an implosion to match the farcical performance just four years ago, but Russell Martin's team was determined to try it again, with their defence often cut open by Enzo Maresca's team. They have now lost nine goals in two games. Stephy Malvididi pounded Shea Charles to play a one-two with Jamie Vardy, who scored from the edge of the area, but they were behind after 21 seconds.

SIMON JONES: Everton is looking at a loan for Southampton's Kamaldemana as they become dissatisfied with their attempts to re-sign Wilfred Gnonto from Leeds. The Ghanai forward joined the St. Mary's team in January from Rennes, but he was unable to prevent the Saints' demise into the Championship. However, Sulemana managed just two goals - both on the last day of the Premier League season - and an assist in his 18 outings since his £22 million debut.

On Sunday afternoon, the Premier League season came to an end with all 20 teams participating in action at the same time. Although Manchester City were already crowned champions, two relegation spots were still to be determined, as well as the small matter of the Europa Conference League's location. Southampton pulled out of the games that mattered, with a rollercoaster draw against Liverpool, while Arsenal hammered home five against a sad Wolves team.

On Sunday, the curtain came down on another unforgettable Premier League season, with Everton coming out on top in the all-important fight for survival. Leicester and Leeds were sent packing to the Championship after losing by a 1-0 victory at home over Bournemouth to guarantee their top-flight security. Arsenal lifted their rollercoaster of a season by defeating Fulham and Brentford 2-1, resulting in a 1-0 loss to champions Manchester City. With the 2022-23 Premier League season complete, Mail Sport takes you through our final Power Rankings.

ISAAN KHAN AT ST MARY'S: It was a poignant farewell and an awaited departure but it was difficult. It was always going to be so bad. Southampton has confirmed they will be playing in the Championship next season following their 2-0 loss to Fulham on May 13; many predicted this weeks weeks earlier. Their divorce was not legalized yesterday, but yesterday, it was announced. It comes to realisation once signed and delivered, as with so many divorces. The Saints' season as a whole was arguably symbiotic of the team's season as a whole, with the first goal gifted to Liverpool and the subsequent leaky backline. The remainder of their games displayed real, authentic grit; how they could have done with more of this in 37 other games.

DANIEL MATTHEWS: The statement was released just a few hours after Southampton's fate was decided. It was all of the usual platitudes: the inevitable 'disappointment' at relegation following Fulham's loss. The call for 'unity' has been raised. The nod to everybody's "tireless" jobs. The acknowledgement (or excuse?) The Premier League is the most competitive league in the country,' says the league.' The promise to 'learn' lessons has been fulfilled.' Change is in the works, and better days are ahead.

BRENTFORD 3-0 SOUTHAMPTON - ADRIAN KAJUMBA AT THE GTECH COMMUNITY STADIUM: It would have been difficult to top this one in Southampton's season so far. It was difficult to decide which was worse – the pitching or supporter protest in the stands exploded to new heights of violence, as Southampton slid to a Premier League loss and overshadowed another superb showing from Brentford, who are dreaming of a European tour. The away supporters took the heat on their under-fire boss as they stood around watching them unravel, with a series of anti-Nathan Jones chants.

Everton's inability to sign a striker during the transfer window is attributing to many people involved in the club's football operations. Farhad Moshiri, the club's majority shareholder, told an Everton Fan Advisory Board member that the team's concerns that the team would be less responsive by the end of the month were unfounded. The scheme, which became increasingly resembled a frantic levy in the shops on Christmas Eve.

And breathe. The January transfer window is over, and managers now know exactly what they're doing for the remainder of the season. The mid-season window can be a little anti-climatic, with clubs choosing to stick with what they've got rather than risking any disruptions to their squad for the second half of the season. This wasn't the case this time, with Chelsea, Arsenal, Manchester United, and Tottenham all doing major business on deadline day. But did they spend their money wisely?Which sides look well-placed to finish the campaign strongly, and who has left themselves short? Sportsmail has taken a look at the operations of all 20 Premier League clubs and rated them from A-F on how they did in January.

Southampton has closed the double signings of Kamaldeen Sulemana and Paul Onuachu for a total cost of more than £40 million. Sulemana, a Rennes winger, has signed for £22 million after reportedly choosing the Saints over Everton, with both teams having bids for the Ghanaian actor. Onuachu, a 19-year-old striker, has since signed a three-and-a-half-year contract with St Mary's.

Southampton is close to completing their £18.5 million transfer of 6ft 7ins Genk striker Paul Onuachu. The 28-year-old's contract, which had also been offered to Everton, is worth £15.8 million plus add-ons. He will begin a three-and-a-half year term, pending his medical examination, so the financial terms are clear.

According to reports, Rennes winger Kamaldeen Sulemana has opted to join Southampton over Everton. Both Premier League clubs had £22 million bids accepted by their Ligue 1 counterparts, leaving it up to the player to decide on his destiny. According to L'Equipe, Sulemana has chosen to join the Saints and is now scheduled to move to St. Mary's ahead of Tuesday's deadline.

On what promises to be a tumultuous transfer deadline for Everton, the team is keen to welcome several new faces to Goodison Park. The Toffees are monitoring several players as newly appointed Dyche looks to solidify his side's effort to prevent relegation from the Premier League, as seen on Sportsmail's Transfer Confidential Deadline Day special show with North East Football Correspondent Craig Hope and Chief Football Reporter Sami Mokbel. Everton and Southampton have all been offered £22 million for Rennes' winger Kamaldeen Sulemana, and Dyche's side is also keen on returning Andre Ayew to the English top flight.

SIMON JONES: Rennes' Kamaldeen Sulemana has received £22 million bids for Rennes' Kamaldeen Sulemana, with the Toffees also in talks to sign Andre Ayew on a free transfer. Sean Dyche, the current Toffees manager, is eager to end the club's poor start in front of goal by adding a forward in January, and the club is in talks with 33-year-old forward Ayew after he ended his deal with Qatari club Al Sadd. The Premier League teams face time in order to get the skilled striker registered before the transfer window closes on Tuesday, while Ayew's Ghana teammate Sulemana is likely to determine between Everton and Southampton on Tuesday.

SIMON JONES: With the looming deadline day approaching, the end of the January transfer window is looming, but there's still a lot of work to do. Teams at the top of the Premier League are desperate to improve for the second half of Champions League football and silverware. In the meantime, the lucrative nature of remaining in the Premier League has prompted many facing relegation to finalize any last-minute contracts, which may make the difference. Sportsmail takes a closer look at 12 potential transfers involving Premier League clubs that could not be completed before the deadline of 11 p.m. on Tuesday.

SIMON JONES: The Ghana player has already been on the radar of a few Premier League clubs, including the Saints' relegation rivals Everton. Frank Lampard was fired earlier in the transfer window after being in touch with the French top-flight side regarding a potential transfer window. Newcastle United were also keen, but Rennes' £40 million appraisal of the 20-year-old who has 15 international caps had disappointed him. Sulemana came from Nordsjaelland, Denmark, in the summer of 2021, but she's keen to leave France this month.

Southampton have inquired about Rennes winger Kamaldeen Sulemana. The Ghana star has already been on the radar of a few Premier League clubs, including the Saints' relegation rivals Everton. The Toffees had been in contact with the French top flight about a potential change earlier in the transfer window before sacking Frank Lampard.

Everton has asked Rennes about taking their winger Kamaldeen Sulemana on an initial loan as Frank Lampard is keen on reinforcing his attacking line. The 20-year-old Ghana international was on Newcastle's radar but the Magpies were turned off due to his £40 million price tag. However, Sulemana is open to leaving Rennes during the January transfer window and may join Everton, who are also fighting a relegation war.

In both teams' vital final group stage match at the Qatar World Cup, Ghana (left) faces Uruguay. Despite losing 3-2 against Portugal in their tournament opener, the African team bounced back to beat South Korea 3-2 on Monday to boost their hopes of qualifying for the last 16. Otto Addo's side needs a victory over Uruguay on Friday to ensure progression, but a draw could be enough, depending on Portugal's results against South Korea. Uruguay has failed at this tournament and currently sits last in Group H after a goalless draw with South Korea and a 2-0 loss to Portugal on Monday. Uruguay must win. And in the 2010 World Cup, Ghana's bitter quarter-final exit (right) - and others of Luis Suarez (inset right) - gives the country a chance not only to make the mistakes but also to exact revenge and eliminate the South American outfit. Sportsmail takes you through everything you need to hear about the Al-Janoub Stadium (inset left) shortly approaching.

Newcastle has failed to find various targets before the summer, but the Brazilian has taken center stage. According to sources, Watford will want to keep track of the player after he allowed Emmanuel Dennis to leave Nottingham Forest, but as such, the club has turned down a bid for up to £25 million for the player.

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.