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BBC News
a day ago
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Gossip: Terriers bid for Addicks and Blades target
Huddersfield Town have submitted an offer to Leyton Orient to sign 24-year-old midfielder Ethan Galbraith, who has also drawn interest from Charlton Athletic, Sheffield United and Swansea City. (Yorkshire Post), external Want more EFL transfer rumours? Check out Thursday's full gossip columnFollow the gossip column on BBC Sport
BBC News
4 days ago
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Gossip: Charlton make bid for Orient's Galbraith
Charlton Athletic have seen a £1.5m offer for Leyton Orient midfielder Ethan Galbraith, 24, rejected by the League One side - with three other Championship clubs expected to bid for the ex-Manchester United academy player. (Standard), external Want more transfer news and rumours from the EFL? Take a look at Monday's full gossip columnFollow the gossip column on BBC Sport
Yahoo
10-06-2025
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Championship clubs chasing Northern Ireland midfielder Ethan Galbraith
Ethan Galbraith looks set to be offered an immediate route into the Championship after missing out on promotion with Leyton Orient. The midfielder was a star performer for Orient last season helping them reach the League One play-off final before they came up short against Charlton Athletic. Advertisement But it seems the Northern Ireland international could be stepping up a division with the Brisbane Road club bracing themselves for offers for the player, who is entering the final year of his current deal. READ MORE: Michael O'Neill's first-hand experience gives Northern Ireland squad a World Cup warning READ MORE: Two of Cliftonville's Irish Cup heroes set for big money moves Football Insider reports that both Swansea and Sheffield United are interested in signing the 24-year-old. Swansea reportedly had a £1m bid for Galbraith knocked back by Orient in January as Richie Wellens' side made a push for promotion. Advertisement But after failing to make it out of the division and with Galbraith's current contract situation they may before forced to revisit the situation in the summer. The former Manchester United player's versatility is a big selling point for those clubs hoping to snap him up. Galbraith featured mainly at right back for the League One outfit but is also accomplished in a midfield role. He has made a real impact since joining Leyton Orient in 2023 with six goals and eight assists in 51 appearances for the club. Both Sheffield United and Swansea are keen to rebuild their squads for a promotion push to the Premier League next season. Advertisement The Blades also suffered play-off final heartache when they lost out to Sunderland at Wembley and they will be looking to bounce back next season. Galbraith is currently on international duty with Northern Ireland and started Saturday evening's friendly against Denmark in Copenhagen.
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10-06-2025
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What time and channel is Northern Ireland vs Iceland on tonight? TV and live stream info for Tuesday's game
Northern Ireland take on Iceland at Windsor Park this evening in their final friendly ahead of the World Cup qualifiers beginning in September. Michael O'Neill's side suffered a narrow defeat to Denmark on Saturday evening in the first of June's double-header international window. Advertisement They will hoping to finish off the friendly schedule with a victory in front of their own fans ahead of the away fixtures against Luxembourg and Germany in September. READ MORE: Michael O'Neill's first-hand experience gives Northern Ireland squad a World Cup warning READ MORE: Championship clubs chasing Northern Ireland midfielder Ethan Galbraith Here's more info on the game and how to watch it. When and where is the game? Northern Ireland vs Iceland is at Windsor Park on Tuesday night, June 10. What time is kick-off? The game kicks off at 7.45pm. What TV channel is it on? The game is being broadcast live on BBC Two NI with coverage starting at 7.30pm. Is there a live stream? Yes, the game will be shown live on the BBC iPlayer. Betting odds N Ireland Evs Iceland 11/4 Draw 2/1 Sign up to our free sports newsletter to get the latest headlines to your inbox
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26-05-2025
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Orient's future is 'exciting' despite play-off final loss
Leyton Orient midfielder Ethan Galbraith said the future is exciting for the club, despite the sting of losing the play-off final to Charlton Athletic at Wembley on Sunday. Galbraith's side finished sixth in the League One table during the regular season, seven points and two places below their opponents. The only goal of the game was a first-half free-kick from Charlton's Macaulay Gillesphey as the Addicks sealed a return to the second tier. The 24-year-old told BBC Radio London: "We are all gutted and disappointed, but on the other side we've had a great season. "It came down to a moment which didn't go our way, but I'm just very proud of the lads and everyone involved in the club. "We hit the post, we hit the bar. Congratulations to Charlton, they obviously took their [moment]. I think we were a bit unlucky," he added. Charlton beat Orient to win promotion to Championship Pain for Wellens as exciting chapter ends so soon In the final, Richie Wellens' side had 16 shots, compared to just five for the winning team. "We started a bit slow, a bit unlike us, we're learning," Galbraith admitted. "Hopefully next time we are here, we can start better and play our game a bit more. "I think it just comes down to the occasion. The pitch feels bigger. It felt massive." There is now a relatively short summer for the team to have a break and then plan next season, with League One action resuming again on 1-3 August, the weekend before the Championship season begins. "We're disappointed for a couple of days, but after that we'll look towards next season and for the club there can only be excitement," said Galbraith, who has been named in the Northern Ireland squad for two friendly matches next month. "It's a young group. All of our loans – Jamie [Donley], Jack [Currie], Josh [Keeley] – can take a lot from this. "Hopefully all the lads get here again and hopefully they are on the right side of it."
