Middlesbrough Eyes World Record Sell-On Fee from Morgan Rogers Transfer
Middlesbrough stands to gain a potential world record sell-on fee if Aston Villa sells Morgan Rogers, thanks to a 20 percent sell-on clause included in the original deal, as reported by the Sun on Sunday. In other transfer news, former Chelsea midfielder Gus Poyet criticized the club's decision to ban Enzo Fernandez, calling it a "massive, unnecessary risk". Meanwhile, Fulham is actively pursuing a deal for Malik Tillman, a 23-year-old attacking midfielder from Bayer Leverkusen. This move comes as Harry Wilson is set to leave the club as a free agent at the end of the season, according to the Mail on Sunday. On the historical side, the Sunday Times highlights an emotional moment for former Nottingham Forest striker Tony Woodcock, who will make a special appearance before the second leg of the Europa League quarter-final against Porto this Thursday evening. In the Scottish Premiership, SPFL officials are preparing for a thrilling Old Firm Premiership play-off in case the title race between Rangers and Celtic ends in a deadlock, as reported by the Sunday Mail. Celtic is also reportedly considering a summer move for Mat Ryan, a veteran goalkeeper who has been impressive with Levante in La Liga, according to the Scottish Sun on Sunday. Lastly, Rangers striker Ryan Naderi auctioned off his match strip worn during his first league goal for the club, with proceeds going to his boyhood team after they missed out on a development fee following his £4.3 million transfer.
Source: Sky Sports - 2026-04-11