England boss Thomas Tuchel said he can "handle the boos" from supporters after his side produced an underwhelming display against Andorra in their World Cup qualifier on Saturday.

Despite winning 1-0, England were lacklustre and disengaged. Afterwards Tuchel said: "I think we lacked the seriousness and the urgency that is needed in a World Cup qualifier.

"I think we played with fire. I didn't like the attitude in the end. I didn't like the body language. It was not what the occasion needed."

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Gary Flintoff
BBC Radio 5 Live reporter at St. George's Park

It's a rather grey day in the Staffordshire countryside. Thomas Tuchel and Arsenal's Bukayo Saka will speak shortly, ahead of tomorrow's friendly against Senegal at Nottingham Forest's City Ground.

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England

We've covered quite a bit of transfer talk this morning, so let's round up what you might have missed...

• What are the deals done so far in the window?
• What might happen before tomorrow night's deadline?
• Bellingham set for Dortmund medical today - reports
• Who is Chelsea's new teenage signing?
• Why do City want Cherki?

• Cherki v Wirtz - comparison
• Dortmund reject Chelsea's £29.5m offer for Gittens - gossip

Now, we're moving away from transfers for the minute to turn our focus on England. You'll be able to hear from manager Thomas Tuchel and forward Bukayo Saka live on this page from noon.

• Everton are interested in England midfielder Jack Grealish, but any move might have to be a loan deal because of the 29-year-old's wages at Manchester City. (Mail), external
• Denmark striker Rasmus Hojlund, says he is not thinking about leaving Manchester United, despite being linked with a move to Inter Milan. (Talksport), external
• The Italian Football Federation are keen for former Chelsea, Leicester City and Roma boss Claudio Ranieri to succeed Luciano Spalletti as Italy manager. (Football Italia), external

Sami Mokbel
BBC Sport Senior football correspondent

Arsenal are still expecting Martin Zubimendi to sign for them ahead of next season.

There has been talk of Real Madrid trying to hijack the deal but it would take a monumental U-turn from Zubimendi for this deal not happen.

As we reported on May 28, all that is left is for the Spain international to complete his medical.

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Manchester City

Big(gish) news coming out of Manchester City - goalkeeper Scott Carson will leave the club after six seasons when his contract expires this summer.

The former England goalkeeper, 39, made two appearances for the club during arguably the most successful period in their history.

Jokes aside, Carson played an important role behind the scenes and in the dressing room - Ederson has previously credited the veteran with improving his game.

"We would like to thank Scott for his hard work and dedication and wish him the very best of luck for the future," a club statement , externalpublished on Monday read.

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Emma Smith
BBC Sport

Gittens' primary role is on the left wing, and that has been a problem role for England, with nobody making the position their own.

Phil Foden played there during Euro 2024, then Anthony Gordon was Lee Carsley's primary choice during the Nations League campaign, with Jack Grealish also selected, but Gittens is a natural who is playing there regularly for a side currently fourth in the 36-team Champions League table.

This has been a season in which a young man has been finding his identity – not least in shortening his name from Jamie Bynoe-Gittens at the suggestion of his father.

Jude Bellingham became a world star at Dortmund. Gittens is not there yet, but he is marking our cards as a player who could yet follow suit.

You can read more about Gittens at Dortmund here.

Jamie Gittens has already won international honours with the England Under-19s side, helping them clinch the European title in 2022.

The Borussia Dortmund midfielder played four times in the European Championship finals and started in the win over Israel in the final.

He went on to be called up to the U21s the following year and has one goal in 11 caps at that level.

However, Gittens was not selected in Lee Carsley's squad for this summer's European U21 Championships, due to Dortmund's participation in the Club World Cup.

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Jamie Gittens was one of the breakout stars of last season's Champions League.

The 20-year-old ended the campaign with four goals and an assist for Borussia Dortmund, including an impressive effort against Dinamo Zagreb, cutting in from the left wing before producing a classy finish with his right foot.

Gittens also claimed eight goals and four assists in the Bundesliga for Dortmund, including a run of five goals in seven matches around the turn of the year and a superb strike in a 1-1 draw with rivals Bayern Munich.

A description of Gittens' main attributes from the Coaches' Voice website, external, which includes analysis provided by Uefa licensed coaches, says: "A right-footed winger who has played on both flanks. His main attribute is dribbling; he consistently attacks opponents with aggressive ball-carrying.

"He will often purposely take a first touch that has him facing his direct opponent as soon as possible, in a 1v1.

"When his opponent jumps out to press him, Gittens then has space to attack, taking the ball as close to the opposing penalty area as possible."

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Jamie Gittens was first picked up by local side Reading but passed up the chance to sign for Chelsea's academy, plumping instead to join Manchester City at under-14s level.

As with former City academy player Jadon Sancho before him, Gittens chose to move from City to Borussia Dortmund as a teenager, signing in 2020.

He made his first-team debut and scored his first goal for the senior side two years later and has gone on to make 106 appearances for the first XI, scoring 17 goals and claiming 14 assists.

Like Sancho and Jude Bellingham, the move from England to Dortmund has proved a fruitful one, with a host of top European sides now joining Chelsea in tracking his progress.

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Chelsea

Assuming manager Enzo Maresca chooses to stick with a 4-2-3-1 formation, then he must be hoping Chelsea will go into the next season with at least two players available in both wide forward positions - should they sign Jamie Gittens.

During the 2024-25 season, the Blues operated with five wide players:

• Noni Madueke
• Pedro Neto
• Tyrique George
• Mykhaylo Mydryk
• Jadon Sancho

Ukraine international Mudryk has not played for Chelsea since December, when he was provisionally suspended by the Football Association after testing positive for a banned substance.

Chelsea have also decided not to turn Sancho's loan stay into a permanent move, so the England winger will return to parent club Manchester United.

Today's BBC Sport gossip column has a line on Chelsea's pursuit of England Under-21s winger Jamie Gittens.

According to a Sky Sports, external report, the Blues have had an offer of 35m euros (£29.5m) rejected by Borussia Dortmund, who are demanding 50-60m euros (£42-£50m) for the 20-year-old.

Nizaar Kinsella
BBC Sport football news reporter

Borussia Dortmund's England winger Jamie Gittens, 20, is understood to be open to a move to Stamford Bridge amid ongoing talks over personal terms, though a fee has yet to be agreed between the two clubs.

The Blues are ready to pay £30m but Dortmund are keen to hold out for more than £40m.

Chelsea are not in a rush to force through any deal for the England Under-21 international with other targets on the market, as they seek a right-footed left winger after signing striker Liam Delap from Ipswich.

They could wait until after the upcoming Club World Cup, which features both Chelsea and Dortmund, to try and complete the signing should there be a lack of progress.

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It will become clearer over the next 24 hours whether Chelsea's interest in Borussia Dormund's 20-year-old English winger Jamie Gittens will materialise into a transfer bid.

BBC Sport reported on Friday that the Blues had opened talks with Dortmund and had offered the young forward a seven-year contract.

This is what BBC Sport reporter Nizaar Kinsella had to say on the potential deal before the weekend...

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Chelsea

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Some more now on new Chelsea signing Mamadou Sarr.

He was a regular starter in defence for Strasbourg last season, making 27 appearances in Ligue 1 as the club secured European football by finishing seventh.

His father is Pape Sarr, a former midfielder who made more than 50 appearances for Senegal. Sarr senior featured in their famous 2002 World Cup squad that reached the quarter-finals after beating reigning champions France in the opening match.

Sarr junior has featured for France's youth sides, playing at Under-17 to Under-20 level. He started four out of six games for the French side that won the Under-17 Euros in 2022.

Speaking to The Athletic, Strasbourg boss and former Premier League defender Liam Rosenior said of Sarr: "His temperament, his athleticism, his ability on the ball - he’s got everything you need to be a world-class centre-half."

Nick Mashiter
BBC Sport football news reporter

Leicester winger Jeremy Monga has agreed to stay at the Foxes and sign a professional deal.

The 15-year-old, Leicester's second youngest player, has been interesting several clubs - including Manchester City.

An agreement is now in place to keep the talented teenager at King Power Stadium and Monga will begin his academy scholarship this summer with his first professional contract due to start next summer.

Monga, who turns 16 next month, became the second-youngest player in Premier League history when he came on as a substitute against Newcastle in April, aged 15 years and 271 days.

He joined the club as an Under-9 and made seven appearances for the Foxes last season as they were relegated to the Championship.

Goalkeeper Jakub Stolarczyk has also extended his contract to 2027 after the academy graduate made 10 Premier League appearances last term.

If Man City end up signing Rayan Cherki and Liverpool's pursuit of Florian Wirtz pays off, then two of world football's hottest young talents could be going head-to-head in Premier League title races for years to come.

So, how do they compare?

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Chelsea

Chelsea have confirmed the signing of 19-year-old centre back Mamadou Sarr from Ligue 1 side Strasbourg.

The defender has signed a contract to join Chelsea until 2033, after only having joined Strasbourg last August.

The deal has been completed in time for Fifa Club World Cup, for which Sarr will now be available to manager Enzo Maresca.

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