Nigerian Footballer Alex Iwobi stated that it is important for Fulham to move from their defeat to West Ham United. The team lost 3-2 to West Ham United at the London Stadium on Tuesday.

The player scored the two goals for Fulham but still urged the team to move on. Speaking to the media he said “We’re all disappointed the way we lost the game, just mistakes. Had we not made the mistakes, we would have won it.”

“But then there’s a game around the corner and so we cannot dwell on, so we dust ourselves and go again.”

“We created so many chances and hit the post twice, but if you don’t defend as a team, you get punished in the Premier League.”

Napoli has reportedly started discussions with Manchester United regarding a potential move for winger Alejandro Garnacho as the January transfer window continues to heat up.

The Serie A side sees Garnacho as a potential replacement for Khvicha Kvaratskhelia, who is on the verge of leaving Napoli for Paris Saint-Germain in a deal worth €70 million.

According to Sky Sports Italy, initial talks took place on Tuesday, with Manchester United setting an asking price of £70 million for the 20-year-old Argentine.

However, Napoli has shown concerns over the steep price tag and is considering other options, including RB Leipzig’s Timo Werner, currently on loan at Tottenham Hotspur.

With Kvaratskhelia set for a medical with PSG, Napoli is eager to find a suitable replacement quickly.

Pep Guardiola, the manager of Manchester City, has admitted that he regrets not making more signings in the summer transfer window.

The Premier League champions have faced a tough start to the season, with injuries playing a significant part in their struggles.

Reflecting on his decision, Guardiola now believes it was a mistake to not strengthen the squad earlier.

In the summer, Guardiola turned down the chance to sign new players, saying he trusted his current squad. He felt the team could continue to perform at a high level without further additions, relying on the return of Ilkay Gündogan and the signing of young talent Savinho.

However, as injuries have mounted, Guardiola now sees that a more proactive approach in the transfer market would have been wise.

“I always said in the summer that the club considered it, but I insisted, ‘No, I don’t want any signings,’” Guardiola explained.

“I believed in the team, and I thought we could do it again with these players. But after the injuries, I see now that maybe we should have done more,” he added.