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Several Premier League clubs are keeping a close eye on Marseille striker Bamba Dieng, who was close to proposed moves to Leeds and Nice during the summer until both fell through. Dieng was cost a summer move over medical concerns. He subsequently missed the start of Marseille's season but has since recovered his fitness and was part of the Senegal squad that reached the knockout stages of the 2022 World Cup last month. The 22-year-old came off the bench in all four Game s and scored in a win over hosts Qatar. 90min understands that Marseille are set to offer Bamba Dieng a new contract, having entered the final 18 months of his current deal, although a Premier League transfer could be calling instead. There are as many as five English clubs looking at Dieng with a view to potentially bringing him to the Premier League before the January window close s. Having seen Patrick Bamford again struggle for fitness and form this season, Leeds have resurrected their interest in Dieng, wh...

Manchester City remain top of the latest Deloitte Football Money League, which ranks all clubs on their revenue across the 2021/22 season to reveal a top 20. The table shows the financial power of the Premier League , with 11 English sides making the list and only nine others from the rest of Europe. Revenue is made up of three streams: Commercial, which is the money earned from sponsorships; Broadcasting, what is paid for media rights; and Matchday, which is anything a club brings in from ticket sales, hospitality and merchandise directly relating to games. Transfer income is not counted. City, who retained the Premier League title in 2021/22, raked in just under £620m for the season. That was more than the equivalent of £604.5m for Real Madrid in second place. Liverpool shot up four places from their 2020/21 ranking, leapfrogging fierce rivals Manchester United in the process for the first time ever in the 26 years of the Deloitte Football Money League. The Merseysiders saw a 22%...