News about Nathan Tella

The Premier League never fails to entertain, and last weekend was no different, as we saw a chaotic few days of action. We were treated to 30 goals in ten enthralling games, a slew of fun times, and, of course, there was also VAR drama. With five goals, two reds cards, and a slew of tense VAR calls, this culminated in Monday's London derby between Tottenham and Chelsea, which will go down as one of the most exciting Premier League matches of all time.

The Champions League is Europe's most coveted tournament, but you can never write off the Europa League when it comes to entertainment. Three English clubs will be represented. Following their success in the Europa Conference League, West Ham will be joined by Liverpool, who have a rich European tradition. Brighton, who have played some superb football under Roberto De Zerbi, will compete in Europe for the first time.

The Clarets and the assassination, 21 years old, still have to settle on personal terms. At Copenhagan last season, the Danish national scored eight times on loan, and Vincent Kompany hopes to add to Nathan Tella's goals and creativity in their Championship title campaign.

Che Adams made the difference in the closing minutes at Hillsborough as his close-range finish gave Southampton a winning Championship season off to a winning start. Southampton flexed their old Premier League muscle by dominating virtually every step of play and taking the lead in the eighth minute after Nathan Tella's piercing curling effort deflected off an unidentified Adam Armstrong and past Cameron Dawson.

Larsen spent four seasons with Borussia Dortmund after rising through the ranks and played under Burnley manager Vincent Kompany at Anderlecht during the 2020-21 season. In a 3-1 victory over the Faroe Islands in 2021, he was capped six times by Denmark and scored his first goal. Larsen's signing was confirmed by the Clarets on Thursday in a strange Monster Inc themed video that integrated Larsen into a scene from the iconic 2001 Pixar film.

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.

Players on loan will begin to drift back to their parent clubs to be ruled on. Some players, including Folarin Balogun and Nathan Tella, have used their loan moves away from Premier League clubs to showcase their underappreciated skills, while others will have to worry about returning to their parent clubs on a permanent basis.

MATT BARLOW: Burnley are among those interested in Torino forward Yann Karamoh, who may be able to be available on a free at the end of his deal. When the Belgian boss arrived in Turf Moor last summer, Karamoh, who can function on either flank, was on Vincent Kompany's list of attacking options. The 24-year-old was born on the Ivory Coast and represented France in all age groups up to the Under 21 level.

After losing 6-0 to thrashing Championship winners Burnley, Manchester City has secured their place in the FA Cup semi-finals. Erling Haaland raised his season-trick count to 42, with Julian Alvarez also scoring a brace, while replacement Cole Palmer stayed in on the action.

Burnley's hat-trick victory over Hull City saw the runaway Championship winners Burnley etter to a 3-1 win. Nathan Tella was the man of the hat-trick. Vincent Kompany's side defeated Hull's seven-game unbeaten home league run, Tella's second treble of the season. It was their 14th victory in 17 games, and the Clarets now need nine points from their remaining nine games to rubber stamp an instant return to the Premier League.

Winning teams always find a way. ADAM SHERGOLD OF TURF MOOR: Burnley's long march back to the Premier League has been unstoppable this season, and promotion seems to be a certainty. However, Vincent Kompany's side trailed West Brom for 68 minutes here, but at no time did you think it was going to be your first home loss of the season. The Clarets ruled the ball, made all the scoring, and were dissatisfied to have several penalty appeals dismissed before Nathan Tella scored the inevitable equalizer with 15 minutes remaining.

IAN HERBERT AT TURF MOOR: They can't quite get out of Turf Moor's narrow streets. The Royal Dyche pub is also on sale, with the sign above depicting the man in question in breastplate and monarchical posture as he looks across the middle distance. There is still a stein of Royal Dyche lager on sale inside, with 5p from every pint going to charity. And though he's still has the words 'Sean Dyche's claret and blue army' at the bar, Maxwell Cornet scarf pinned up on the door, he's now in West Ham. Nonetheless, the Dychian creed was emblazoned on the programme's huts outside: "Legs, hearts, and minds." It was one thing to defenestrate the man, but it was another to replace him with something diametrically different. Vincent Kompany, his successor, has stifled Route One and replaced it with what he knows: a scenic, patient, and fast route to the goal.

IAN HERBERT AT TURF MOOR: For Vincent Kompany, it was somewhere between brave and foolish to stake his professional image on Burnley this summer. To help settle a £60 million loan that fell on their owners as a result of relegation from the Premier League, the club was releasing all its best players and ending up spending £40 million less than they did in the window. Kompany's win last night, which saw the team win a fourth game, was a testament to his ability to completely rebuild and introduce a dedication to passing, which, with all respect to Sean Dyche, has been missing in these parts. Manuel Benson, a Dutch Chelsea loanee, and Ian Maatsen joined Royal Antwerp for £3.6 million to join Burnley's new Belgian enclave, showing that the new boss's ability to find class on no budget. Route one has departed, and it has been followed by a more direct, often over-elaborate route, with wingers wrangling the flanks and passing sequences, which on this occasion were of the highest order.

Vincent Kompany's side, who have started the season on a high note, seemed to be on the right track throughout, but goalkeeper David Button's late equalizer ensured the Midlands retained a point.

Following Southampton loanee Nathan Tella's debut on Vincent Kompany's side, Isaac Maatsen and Soony Carey all saw red cards at Turf Moor late on as the points were divided. But the hosts, who threw away their lead in order to get off their indifferent start to Championship life, were concerned about defending.

Fans have been left in stitches after Burnley's brilliant announcement of new signing Nathan Tella in a YouTube video. In a video posted on twitter, the 23-year-old parodied Bruce Forsyth's Generation Game parodied. As the midfielder is announced lying down on a sofa on the famous conveyor belt, the narrator says, 'Some delectable paella... and Burnley's new signing Nathan Tella.'