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West Brom Refuses to Let Star Striker Josh Maja Leave Despite Transfer Interest

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West Bromwich Albion is set to keep hold of their key striker, Josh Maja, despite mounting interest from clubs both within and outside of England ahead of the January transfer window.

According to club insider Callum Burgess, the Baggies have no intention of parting ways with the 25-year-old, who has been instrumental in their attack this season.

Maja, who joined West Brom earlier, has been in sensational form, scoring 10 goals in the Sky Bet Championship.

His remarkable performances have made him the current leading scorer in the competition.

His contribution has been critical for the team, and his ability to find the back of the net has made him a fan favorite.

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While the Nigerian forward has caught the attention of several clubs, Burgess made it clear that West Brom will not entertain any offers for Maja.

The striker has become an essential part of the squad, and his importance to the team’s success is undeniable.

Burgess also shared that the prospect of Maja’s departure would come as a shock to many West Brom supporters.

He emphasized that Maja’s value to the team goes beyond just his goals, with his presence and influence on the pitch making him a cornerstone of the Baggies’ forward line.


 

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Ex-Football Manager, Mick Brown Shares His Insights On Ola Aina’s Future

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Former Team Chief Scout, Mick Brown shares his insights on Player Ola Aina’s future with Nottingham Forest. Aina is one of the sought players for the January window transfer. The player captured the eyes of many international teams and was even linked to Manchester City.

However it seems Nottingham Forest might just be the team to get the player, the team is eager to sign a contract as Aina’s contract is about to expire.

Mick Brown Commented o this situation “They’re desperate to get him tied down. I’d expect those talks to progress quickly, and I think they’ll be edging closer to that agreement. From what I know, he’s very happy there and they want him to stay, so it’s a no-brainer.”

“He’s strong defensively, gets his foot in to win the ball, and he can play going forward, he’s a good technician, and he’s done brilliantly.”


 

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Carlo Ancelotti Criticizes Vinicius Junior’s Two-Match Ban as Unfair

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Real Madrid Manager, Carlo Ancelotti calls out the La Liga match against Valencia. A two-match ban was given to player Vinicius Junior during the match with a red card. Ancelotti stated that the move was unfair and uncalled for.

Vinicius was sent out during Real Madrid’s 2-1 victory at Mestalla on Friday. The sudden ban now means the player will be out of the Las Palmas and Real Valladolid match.

Ancelotti comments “Both he and I hear what happens in the stadiums, the insults… the ban is not right.”

“I’m tired because when people talk about Vinicius provoking (people), they’re deflecting from the insults he receives from everyone.”


 

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Kelechi Iheanacho’s Agent Denies Al Ahly Transfer Rumors

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Kelechi Iheanacho’s agent, Roger Wittman, has swiftly shut down rumors linking the Nigerian forward to Egyptian football powerhouse Al Ahly ahead of the winter transfer window.

Recent reports had suggested that Al Ahly was keen on securing Iheanacho’s services, but Wittman dismissed these claims, stating that no representatives from the club had reached out to discuss the potential move.

“No one from Egypt has contacted us to talk about the footballer, so the news is completely false,” he said in an interview with AS.

Iheanacho, who made the move to La Liga side Sevilla, has found it difficult to secure a regular spot in the first team.

He is yet to make an impact, failing to register any goals or assists in his nine league appearances for the Rojiblancos.

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