News about Mason Holgate

Mason Holgate, a Sheffield United defender, has spoken out after being bombarded by trolls on social media. In the first exchanges at Bramall Lane on Sunday, the on-loan Blades defender lunged into a tackle on Brighton's Kaoru Mitoma, sparking outrage from the away side. Before referee Stuart Atwell checked with his assistants, Holgate's tackle was initially given a yellow card, and after a second glance at the VAR screen, the punishment was changed to a straight red card.

POWER RANKINGS: From another weekend of Premier League action, there were a slew of talking points. In the first seven minutes of Manchester United's match against Luton on Sunday, Rasmus Hojlund scored twice in the first seven minutes. Aston Villa beat Fulham 2-1 on Saturday to snap them off a late comeback. Ollie Watkins scored twice. Brighton & Hove Albion won by 5-0 at bottom of Sheffield United, who had played the majority of Sunday's Premier League match with 10 guys after Mason Holgate was banned from playing. But, who did enough to earn themselves a place in this week's Power Rankings? Over the weekend, Mail Sport ranked the ten best players from the Premier League.

Anel Ahmedhodzic dissatisfied with the decision to let his Sheffield United colleague Mason Holgate off for his tackle on Brighton's Kaoru Mitoma. Following the VAR team's intervention, the crash occurred within 15 minutes of the Seagulls' victory 5-0, and Holgate's punishment was changed from a yellow card to a straight red. Jamie Redknapp described the foul as "assault" and "one of the worst tackles I've seen in years," but Holgate's defensive partner Ahmedhodzic was one of those who disagreed with the Sky Sports analysis, referring to it as a 'fair take."

BRAMALL KING: They booed and trembled, and they yelled, unleashing their rage at Stuart Attwell, the beleaguered referee who was stuck in the firing line. Sheffield United's supporters needed a scapegoat, and Attwell was the ostensible target. It was he - if you followed and believed the commotion - who changed the course of this game and made their fight against relegation seem even more foreboding. We may discover our mistake in days to come. To undo your plans, you'll want one of your own flying through the air to torment your plans. Attwell's fault? Don't be daft. This new sad Sheffield tale must begin with Mason Holgate's indiscipline.

AADAM PATEL AT BRAMALL LANE: It's not the first time Mason Holgate has been suspended for a reckless challange. In each of the last three Premier League seasons, Holgate has been the only player to win a red card. In 2021, he was given a red card for Everton after a similar high challenge on Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg of Tottenham and last season, he was given two yellows against Crystal Palace

After being suspended just 13 minutes into Sheffield United's match against Brighton, Mason Holgate became the quickest player to be sent off this season. In a brawl at Bramall Lane, the on-loan Blades defender lunged into a tackle on Brighton's Kaoru Mitoma, sparking outrage from the away side. Holgate was initially given a yellow card for the tackle before referee Stuart Atwell checked with his assistants, and after a second glance on the VAR screen, the punishment was changed to a straight red card.

Sheffield United have signed defender Mason Holgate on loan from Everton for the remainder of the season. Southampton's 27-year-old, who has been on loan for Southampton, has been a long-term target for manager Chris Wilder.

SIMON JONES: Mason Holgate, an Everton defender, is set to have a medical exam with Sheffield United this afternoon. Southampton's 27-year-old has been a long-term target for boss Chris Wilder, who has been on loan for the Southampton man. He hasn't had the best of times in the last 18 months in his time as a Wilder at Bramall Lane, and he hopes to start his career under Wilder's direction.

Since fending off interest from Bundesliga side Stuttgart, Simon JONES and LEWIS STEELE has been agreed to join Everton defender Mason Holgate on loan until the end of the season. Holgate spent the first half of the season on loan at Southampton, but failed to make their best XI, with just seven appearances. Everton sees the transfer to the South Yorkshire club as a good move for his growth.

ISAAN KHAN AT VICARAGE ROAD: For those supporters of red and white who made the trip to Vicarage Road, their world had almost crashed. Not because Southampton was on the verge of being knocked out of the FA Cup 4th round, but not because they were on the verge of being knocked out. That may not have been ideal, but it was all about their unique, special track. The Saints tied a new 102-year record a week ago. Twenty games in a row have been unbeaten. Many of these fans will never see again in their lifetime.

Fraser, a Newcastle winger, has made just eight appearances in the Premier League this season after losing out on the pecking order at St.James' Park. Defending Holgate is a player who has appeared on 149 appearances in his eight years with the Blues, and he will return to the Championship club for the remainder of the season. The 26-year-old, who joined Barnsley in August 2015, spent the second half of the 2018/19 season on loan at West Bromwich Albion in the Championship, and was on loan at West Bromwich Albion.

Mason Holgate, the Everton defender, is going to Southampton for a medical before deciding on loan. The 26-year-old has had a rough time at Everton over the past two seasons and is eager for a fresh start. Southampton have been hunting Holgate all summer and want him to play with Nathan Wood, Swansea City's other center back target.

James Ward-Prowse, a Southampton midfielder, will complete his £30 million move to West Ham today. Ward-Prowse will leave his boyhood team after scoring 55 goals in 410 appearances. He is expected to be West Ham's second midfield signing in a matter of days after the Irons reached an agreement for Ajax's Edson Alvarez last week. In the coming days, Southampton could be without promising defender Armel Bella-Kotchap.

Duje Caleta-Car, Southampton's Croatian defender, has enquired about his availability. Following the club's relegation from the Premier League, the centre-back is one of a number of players expected to leave this summer. Mislav Orsic, a countryman, joined Trabzonspor earlier this week after making just five appearances in all competitions since joining the club in January, though West Ham captain James Ward Prowse remains a target for the club.

Demarai Gray, a Crystal Palace forward, is gaining a lot of attention lately. After growing dissatisfied with his starting opportunities toward the end of last season, the 27-year-old Jamaican is expected to leave Goodison Park. He has a number of clubs who have expressed interest in the Saudi Arabia Pro League, and he has expressed concern about the possibility of joining the Saudi Arabia Pro League. Everton is looking to improve in defense while still allowing Gray to go for the right price. Rafa Benitez of Bayer Leverkusen had signed him for £1.7 million, but they need to raise funds as they navigate Financial Fair Play restrictions and are expecting around £12 million.

The 26-year-old, who has also been linked to Sheffield United, has been with the club since 2015, but in all competitions last season, he has only appeared nine times. Saints shipped 73 goals on their way to finish last in the Premier League, and the center-back will give the Saints a much-needed defensive boost.

This week, Everton is expected to make 38-year-old Ashley Young their first signing of the summer on a one-year contract. Aston Villa and Manchester United utility player's talks are at an advanced stage, and a medical examination is set for this week. On Monday, Everton travelled to Switzerland for pre-season training, with defenders Mason Holgate and Vitaliy Mykolenko unable to recover due to injury treatment.

Everton boss Sean Dyche hopes that captain Seamus Coleman's return will provide him with the much-needed leadership to his relegation-threatened side. With a hamstring injury, the Republic of Ireland international has missed the last three games, conceded seven times, and even in the goalless draw at Crystal Palace seemed overexposed at right-back. Coleman is expected to return to the team and strengthen a flank on which stand-ins Mason Holgate, who was suspended for two yellow cards at Selhurst Park, and Ben Godfrey's appearance are apparent out of place. The 34-year-old is also the most flexible option of the three others in terms of being able to swap in attacks, but it is his knowledge that could be the most valuable as they enter a must-win game against fellow insurgents Leicester.

DICKSON AT SELHURST PARK: Everton provided the combat that their supporters aspired for, but ten men kept on, and they returned to Merseyside on Saturday night, relegation zone. Sean Dyche reiterated his belief that the only table that counts is the one at the end of the season, but the sober truth is that there will be tumultuous weeks to come. Mason Holgate's second yellow card saw them cling on to a dour encounter, and it's also likely that supporters will be focusing on a dramatic 90 minutes from the returning Dominic Calvert-Lewin.

THE KING of DOMINIC: Sean Dyche has denied Everton's midweek loss to Chester has highlighted a glaring absence of talent in his squad and insisted that there are no concerns regarding the team's attitude. Everton hosted the National League North team in a behind-closed-doors match at their Finch Farm training base in order to ensure Dominic Calvert-Lewin some match practice. Dyche assembled a strong squad, so strong that the starting lineup included 75 international caps - Calvert-Lewin, Nathan Patterson, Yerry Mina, Abdoulaye Doucoure, and Conor Coady - although Tom Davies and Mason Holgate had competed for England Under-21s.

Seamus Coleman feared the question, but the scene outside him in Goodison Park's tunnel encouraged it. He was picked on the shoulder by Nathan Paterson, who was heading home, as Everton's captain spoke with genuine candour. Ben Godfrey, who had just completed a taxing warm down, was walking in the opposite direction at the same time. Mason Holgate was leaning against a wall and watching on. Paterson, who is recovering from an ankle injury, Godfrey, and Holgate might all be Everton's right-back in the future, but the fact is that no one will do what Coleman does for a team that continues to fight for its life. However, what made this little story all the more remarkable was the suggestion that Paterson, Godfrey, and Holgate were all schoolboys in 2009, when Coleman was recruited from Sligo Rovers by David Moyes for £60,000 to kick off his Everton career.

Everton has boosted their bid for out-of-favour Manchester United winger Anthony Elanga. Erik ten Hag, United's boss, has yet to make a decision about the winger's future, but the 20-year-old has only had a handful of minutes this season. Everton wants the Sweden national on a first loan, but first needs to sell with Abdoulaye Doucoure, Michael Keane, Mason Holgate, Yerry Mina, and Jean-Philippe Gbamin among those who may be able to move.

Premier League clubs are finalizing their plans of which areas of the squad they need to improve as the days go by in January. If it's investing more to bring in the difference-maker in a push for the top-two or signing a striker whose goals will propel you to safety, it's likely to be a busy month as top flight clubs brace for the second half of the season. In light of this, Sportsmail examines each Premier League team, sees what they're passionate about, and where they can improve in January.

Everton was dealt a major setback after fullback Nathan Patterson was stretchered off during Scotland's Nations League match on Sunday night. The 20-year-old defender has burst into Frank Lampard's starting eleven this year and has been one of Toffee's most consistent players, playing every minute possible in their first seven games. However, after Scotland manager Steve Clarke said that the injury 'doesn't look too promising,' he could now be set for a lengthy spell on the sideline.'