Southampton Transfers

Zoe Ball

The Latest Southampton FC Transfer News for 2021- 2022

  • Mon, 17 Mar 2025 08:00:44 +0000: Premier League: talking points from the weekend action - Southampton | The Guardian

    Højlund finally finds the net, top-four battle hots up while Willian proves class once again

    He finally scored. Rasmus Højlund broke his 21-match goal drought – dating back to 12 December – with a composed strike to put Manchester United 1-0 up against Leicester at the King Power Stadium. Having received the ball from Bruno Fernandes around 40 yards out from goal, he carried it into the penalty area before unleashing a powerful low shot into the bottom-left corner. You could just sense the relief on the striker’s face as he walked back to the halfway line for the restart. It was also a positive evening for Alejandro Garnacho, who ended his 25-game stretch without a goal, dating back to 28 November. It should give both players a much-needed confidence boost heading into the final stretch of the season. “The most important thing for me is the work they are putting in, especially defending,” Ruben Amorim said. “They live for assists and scoring goals. Rasmus, really good control right foot and then Garnacho is always trying to score a goal and he deserved that feeling.” Emillia Hawkins

    Match report: Leicester 0-3 Manchester United

    Match report: Arsenal 1-0 Chelsea

    Match report: Manchester City 2-2 Brighton

    Match report: Everton 1-1 West Ham United

    Match report: Ipswich Town 2-4 Nottingham Forest

    Match report: Fulham 2-0 Tottenham

    Match report: Bournemouth 1-2 Brentford

    Match report: Southampton 1-2 Wolves

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  • Sat, 15 Mar 2025 17:19:52 +0000: Strand Larsen’s double at Southampton moves Wolves nine points clear of drop - Southampton | The Guardian

    Vítor Pereira said he is feeling the challenge of keeping Wolves in the Premier League “with my heart” after they took a significant step towards survival with a 2-1 victory at rock-bottom Southampton.

    Jørgen Strand Larsen’s double moved Wanderers nine points clear of third-bottom Ipswich, with Paul Onuachu pulling a goal back for Southampton, who are now without a win since the start of February.

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  • Fri, 14 Mar 2025 00:00:10 +0000: Premier League: 10 things to look out for this weekend - Southampton | The Guardian

    Myles Lewis-Skelly could return to an old role, Wolves are still in danger and United’s strikers are running out of time

    Premier League safety is all that matters to David Moyes and an eight-game unbeaten run – Everton’s best sequence since going nine matches without defeat under Ronald Koeman in 2016-17 – has almost accomplished a task that looked much more onerous when he returned in January. Publicly, the Everton manager maintains the job is not done and that no contract issues will be resolved until the club’s top-flight status is mathematically confirmed. Privately, and beneath the more relaxed demeanour that he has brought back with him to Goodison Park, there may also be a fierce ambition to finish above two clubs who deemed him surplus to requirements. Everton can go three points clear of one, West Ham, and leapfrog another, Manchester United, with victory over Graham Potter’s visitors on Saturday. With Liverpool, Arsenal, Nottingham Forest, Manchester City and Chelsea to come after an impending two-week break, Moyes could do with a more clinical display from Everton to step closer to his aims. Andy Hunter

    Everton v West Ham, Saturday 3pm (all times GMT)

    Ipswich v Nottingham Forest, Saturday 3pm

    Manchester City v Brighton, Saturday 3pm

    Southampton v Wolves, Saturday 3pm

    Bournemouth v Brentford, Saturday 5.30pm

    Arsenal v Chelsea, Sunday 1.30pm

    Fulham v Tottenham, Sunday 1.30pm

    Leicester v Manchester United, Sunday 7pm

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  • Mon, 10 Mar 2025 08:00:17 +0000: Premier League: 10 talking points from the weekend’s action - Southampton | The Guardian

    Ruben Amorim parks the bus, Son Heung-min shows he still has some spark and Marc Cucurella fires up Chelsea

    Some observers look at Ruben Amorim and Ange Postecoglou and see the same thing: stubbornness. But there is a big difference between them. With Tottenham, you have no idea what to expect. With Manchester United, you know exactly what to expect. A whole lot of nothing in the first half. Some flickers of fight in the second. Dismal results against middling Premier League teams. Decent ones against teams at the top and the bottom. This was Amorim’s first home game against a “big six” club, but it might as well have been away. He parked the bus. His nominal 3-4-2-1 was actually a 5-4-1. United started with no No 9 and just one real forward, Alejandro Garnacho. It’s three months since any of their strikers scored in the league. Their only goal threat, Bruno Fernandes, has been shunted back to central midfield. Where once they had wingers, now they have full-backs. Even when the bus moves, the handbrake stays on. Tim de Lisle

    Match report: Manchester United 1-1 Arsenal

    Match report: Tottenham 2-2 Bournemouth

    Match report: Liverpool 3-1 Southampton

    Match report: Nottingham Forest 1-0 Manchester City

    Match report: Chelsea 1-0 Leicester

    Match report: Brentford 0-1 Aston Villa

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  • Sat, 08 Mar 2025 17:26:58 +0000: Salah seals comeback win for Liverpool against Southampton to stretch lead - Southampton | The Guardian

    The view from the top looks beautiful for Liverpool, 16 points clear after another comeback against Southampton. From Arne Slot’s elevated position up in the Anfield directors’ box, however, he could see warning signs with Paris Saint-Germain on the horizon.

    “When I look at the first game against PSG, we have to go one step up in terms of intensity,” said the Liverpool head coach. “And compared to the game today, we need to go five, six, seven steps up in terms of intensity if we want to have any chance of reaching the next round.”

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Historical Transfer News and Team Gossip has been archived below:

Southampton manager Nigel Adkins has been a busy man in the transfer market this summer as he looks to reinforce his squad for the start of next season after a great run which saw them promoted to the English top flight via the play offs. Adkins is now desperate to bring in new names to the club so that he can secure their position in the top flight for another season at least.

The first signing of the summer sees promising young full back Nathaniel Clyne arrive at St Mary`s from Crystal Palace after the promise of the clubs plans to attempt to quality for Europe this season were very enticing for the player. Southampton though will need to pay a large compensation fee to his current club if the deal goes through as due to the players age his former club feel they are due some type of payment from the saints after he signed a new four year deal last week.

Another player who has just be signed by the club is talented striker Jay Rodriguez after he recently arrived from Burnley for a fee which is believed to be around the six and a half million pounds mark. Adkins has long been an admirer of the player and is extremely happy with the signing which he sees as just perfect to bolster his attacking line for next season.

A shocking bit of news right now for Southampton is the fact that their attempts to bring defender Alexander Buttner to St Mary`s may be in tatters after his current club Vitesse Arnham have halted the move after another club have come into the frame for the players signature. Southampton may now find themselves in a bidding war for the player who they see as a perfect addition to their squad so as of now all dealings over the player have hit a premature halt.

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