News about Marvelous Nakamba

Bruno Fernandes is one of a number of Premier League players expected to be on their best behavior in the next five games in order to avoid a one-game ban. All accrued yellow cards become ineffective after 19 games of the Premier League season, meaning that players on four, nine, or 14 yellow cards will not be allowed to receive bans for additional cards. With 14 games remaining, it means that there are five top-flight players remain to avoid another booking and possibly not disappoint their team as we enter the holiday season.

With Sky Bet, Issa Kabore and Burnley's Zeki Amdouni are the joint-favourites, followed closely by Marvelous Nakamba, Josh Cullen, and Lyle Foster, all of whom are priced at 5/2. Kabore has two yellow cards to his name this season, while Amdouni has picked up one to date. Anass Zaroury of Burnley is currently paying 8/1 to Sky Bet for those predicting an outsider to be dealt. After a disappointing challenge to Kyle Walkers on his team's 3-0 loss to Manchester City earlier this season, the winger was suspended.

When the Hammers face Luton Town at Kenilworth Road on Friday, Edson Alvarez is the 13/8 favorite with Sky Bet. At 7/4, Luton's Issa Kabore is the next best-backed. Issa Kabore of Luton, who also has a yellow card to his name this season, is the next best-backed in the market. Following the two most popular players in the country, a number of players are attracting similar odds from both clubs. Conor Coventry is the third favorite at 15/8, closely followed by Aidan Francis-Clarke and Marvelous Nakamba, who are joint fourth-favourites at 9/4.

It will be a match between Chelsea and Luton Town, which will mark the union of two polar opposites. The supreme spenders, the powder keg of a club that demands success year after year, are inevitably poisoned by ambition's tyranny of aspiration. On the other hand, the Premier League's new upstarts, the upswingers in a permanent dream-state, are the club that intends to defy all the odds as the unfancied have.

As reigning Premier League champions Manchester City and newly promoted Burnley travel to recently-promoted Burnley, the clock is ticking before the new season begins on Friday. All round, it's likely to be an exciting and volatile season, with teams preparing to compete for the title, European locations, and survival. Arsenal, Manchester United's Chelsea, Liverpool, Liverpool, Tottenham, Tottenham, and Newcastle will all be keen to return to the top after spending heavily on their squads this summer. Sheffield United and Luton Town, two newly promoted teams, are among the candidates for relegation. This week, Mail Sport will examine all 20 Premier League clubs in detail, while Part Three features Everton, Fulham, Liverpool, and Luton.

Ryan Giles was supposed to have a medical at Luton on Thursday before completing his transfer to Wolves' Premier League newcomers. The 23-year-old, who can play anywhere on the left flank, came from Molineux but has only made one first-team appearance out of seven different loan spells. Rob Edwards, the Luton boss, knows Giles well from his time as a youth coach for Wolves, and is confident he will make the leap to the top flight. Giles spent last season on loan at Middlesbrough and was a key part of the team's play-offs, but Luton's promotion made them the more obtainable alternative. They have already got Tahith Chong, Mads Andersen, Chiedozie Ogbene, and Marvelous Nakamba, as well as Issa Kabore on loan from Manchester City.

At the end of last season, the 29-year-old enjoyed a fruitful loan spell at Kenilworth Road, helping the Hatters win promotion to the Premier League. He is Luton's fourth signing of the summer following the arrivals of Chiedozie Ogbene, Mads Andersen, and Tahith Chong. In the play-off final against Coventry, the Zimbabwean international, who scored the team's third penalty, said returning to the team felt like returning home.

Since joining on-loan in January and helping them seal seal promotion to the top-flight, the 29-year-old played 20 games for the Hatters. Nakamba joined Villa on a five-year contract with Club Brugge in 2019, but he has fallen well below the pecking order and is not expected to be part of Unai Emery's plans, who is embarking on his first full season with the club. Luton boss Rob Edwards had previously expressed his admiration for the player, informing talkSport in May that the Zimbabwean midfielder was his 'favourite player in the world' following a string of standout performances.

Luton is in negotiations with Birmingham over winger Tahith Chong, who was only moved to St Andrews last summer. Mads Juel Andersen of Barnsley and Aston Villa's Marvelous Nakamba are also discussing moves for Mads Juel Andersen and Aston Villa's Marvelous Nakamba. Chong, 23, appeared in the Manchester United academy, making 16 first-team appearances for the Old Trafford club.

Many fans - often supporting clubs that feature a talismanic figure - who live in fear - are counting down the hours until the window slams shuts with their prized property still in the building. Only a few months later will the charade begin again. Here's Mail Sport's round up of the most recent reports on outgoings for each club in our transfer special.

The summer transfer window is open, and all 20 Premier League clubs will be looking to improve ahead of the new season. Fans are already planning following the unveiling of the fixtures, but behind the scenes discussions over new acquisitions are well advanced. Mail Sport has rounded up all of the new goals for each club in our transfer window.

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.

Despite an interest from West Brom, Aston Villa midfielder Marvelous Nakamba is joining Luton Town. Since the clubs agreed a loan agreement, the Zimbabwean midfielder will undergo surgery in Luton. With his last competitive outing for the club following the humiliating 3-2 loss to Manchester City at the end of last season, the 29-year-old has yet to play under either Steven Gerrard or Unai Emery this season.

Fulham's Nathaniel Chalobah and Nottingham Forest's Lewis O'Brien prime targets are among West Brom's looking for a midfielder. However, Championship rivals Sheffield United also want former Huddersfield player O'Brien, who only joined the Tricky Trees in summer 2022. The Baggies were eager to welcome Aston Villa's Marvelous Nakamba to the club, but they fell short of Luton Town after the clubs agreed to a loan agreement for the out of favour Zimbabwean international.

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.

Aston Villa is in negotiations to bring Southampton defender Jan Bednarek on loan. Diego Carlos, the center-back, will be out of the club for several months after breaking his Achilles against Everton two weeks ago. Before the deadline, manager Steven Gerrard needs both a midfielder and forward.

As As Tom Villa boss Steven Gerrard tried to bring the forward to the midlands this summer, Ismaila Sarr was expected to rise to the Premier League from the Championship team. However, the attacker's £27 million bid was called off after the parties were unable to find personal terms and an acceptable payment structure for the transfer.