Crystal Palace star 'offered' to European club as Paul Pogba to Man Utd claim made

The Premier League is now back up and running, with an entertaining first weekend of action after the international break now in the books. Crystal Palace are still searching for only their second win, but they did pick up a big point at Aston Villa over the weekend.

Meanwhile, Brentford held on for a point against Everton with 10 points, while Fulham were left stunned by Wolves. On Monday night, West Ham picked up a huge and much-needed away win over Newcastle United. As another weekend of action comes into view, we have rounded up all the latest news and transfer rumours surrounding the Premier League.

Mateta claim

Reports in Turkiye care claiming that Crystal Palace striker Jean-Philippe Mateta has been offered to Fenerbahce. According to Sabah, Fenerbahce have received an approach for striker Youssef En-Nesyri from Saudi Arabia, and they face losing the frontman.

It’s reported that Mateta has been offered to the Turkish side as they contemplate losing both En-Nesyri and Edin Dzeko in the next eight months. It’s reported Mateta is being considered along with former Fulham man Aleksandar Mitrovic.

Iwobi warning

Fulham star Alex Iwobi has warned his teammates that they must bounce back quickly from their humbling at home to Wolves.

“We have to play the game for 90 minutes,” he said. “We weren’t able to keep the same form that we had in the first half, so we have to analyse and go again. We can’t dwell on this. We have to keep on going and push on. Obviously, games come thick and fast, so we can put it right in the next game.”

Pogba claim

Bacary Sagna has tipped Paul Pogba for a Manchester United return, with the free agent Frenchman being linked to Newcastle United. “It's a different situation today at Manchester United to when Paul was previously there,” Sagna told the Manchester Evening News. “United have a young coach, a coach that has been a player, a coach that understands the situation.

"He will probably be willing to have a player like Paul at his training sessions. Amorim was a player himself, so I'm sure the coach will be open to seeing him getting back home because he loves United. I have talked many times with Paul. He loves United. The only problem was the situation when he came back."