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The Serie A outfit confirmed the free transfer on Tuesday morning, with Adams leaving St Mary's after five years on the south coast.

The 20-year old can play as a winger or wing-back and impressed last season on loan at Estoril where he scored seven goals in 30 games.

Steve Clarke is weighing up a late Euros call-up for Under-21 striker Tommy Conway after Scotland made heavy weather of breaking down minnows Gibraltar.

TOM PRENTKI AT ST MARY'S: The top four in the division are separated by just five points after a Che Adams double inspired Saints to a bruising victory over Preston.

AADAM PATEL AT PORTMAN ROAD: With seven steps to go till the promised land of the Premier League , this was arguably the trickiest game left for Ipswich Town.

Steve Clarke will never need anyone to make him aware of public sentiment before he names any squad.

IAN WINROW: Russell Martin is preparing to make an emotional return to Anfield after Southampton set up a FA Cup fifth round tie with Jurgen Klopp's Liverpool.

Gary O'Neil wants to bring in at least one centre forward this month as Wolves bid to continue their promising campaign at Brighton on Monday night.

MATT BARLOW AT ST MARY'S: Southampton march on in ominous style, with a quickening stride and the scent of automatic promotion drifting on the sea breeze.

OLI GAMP AT ST MARY'S: There might have been 56 places between these two sides, but Walsall certainly came to St Mary's with a glimmer of hope.

Martin's side extended their impressive unbeaten run to 17 games with a hard-fought 2-1 win thanks to goals from Carlos Alcaraz and Che Adams.

TOM PRENTKI AT ST MARY'S: Rishi Sunak was amongst the jubilant St Mary's crowd to watch his Southampton team extend their unbeaten run to 17 games.

On loan Southampton striker Paul Onuachu channelled his inner Zlatan Ibrahimovic to score a sensational acrobatic winner for Trabzonspor in their league clash with Konyaspor on Friday.

Needing a point to secure qualification for Euro 2024, Scott McTominay's free-kick appeared to have given the visitors the lead just before the hour mark only for it to be controversially chalked off.

TOM PRENTKI AT ST MARY'S: Leicester are sitting pretty at the top of the Championship after another Friday night mauling at St Mary's which was at times reminiscent of the 9-0 victory in 2019.

Southampton striker Paul Onuachu has arrived in Turkey and will have a medical on Sunday ahead of a proposed loan move to Trabzonspor.

Onuachu has been left in the cold at St Mary's following relegation and his only appearance under Russell Martin this season came in the EFL Cup at Gillingham.

Wolves remain in talks with Southampton over a deal for striker Che Adams, who the Championship club will allow to leave under the right circumstances.

The Southampton forward, who has only one year left on his contract, is admired by a number of Premier League clubs and is an attractive option ahead of the market closing on September 1.

In rather dramatic circumstances, Mauricio Pochettino's side snatched Caicedo and Lavia away from Liverpool, who had been highly interested in signing both players, but have now signed Endo.

Adams has been with Saints since 2019 and scored ten goals in all competitions last season but could not prevent the south coast club from being relegated.

Crystal Palace are looking to sign Southampton striker Che Adams as the Eagles look to boost their forward line ahead of the new campaign.

Che Adams proved to be the difference in the closing minutes at Hillsborough as his close-range finish ensured Southampton got their Championship campaign off to a winning start.

Fulham and Crystal Palace have asked about Southampton striker Che Adams, 27. The Saints, now managed by Russell Martin, expect to lose more players after their relegation.

The Saints will be well aware that a number of their top talents will be attracting interest across Europe, given their relegation from the Premier League this year.

PAUL BROWN AT ST MARY'S: Southampton's hopes of Premier League survival took a crushing blow after a 1-0 loss to Bournemouth has left them six points off safety.

MATT BARLOW: There was a time when Southampton would regularly reach this time of the year, and escape from whatever relegation tangle they were in.

Southampton moved off the bottom of the Premier League on Saturday with a potentially vital win over Leicester.

Newcastle United will play in their first cup final in 24 years when they face Manchester United in the Carabao Cup final at Wembley.

Longstaff's first-half double sunk Southampton in the second leg of Tuesday night's Carabao Cup semi-final to set up a Wembley date on February 26, likely against Manchester United.

Leading 1-0 from the first leg on the south coast, Eddie Howe's side went 2-0 up via Sean Longstaff, before Che Adams pulled one back. Bruno Guimaraes was sent off late on for the hosts.

What started as a stroll towards Wembley ended with nerves frayed. It wouldn't be a cup semi-final without some of that. And it certainly wouldn't be Newcastle.

Adams, Saints' top scorer with eight goals this term, has been linked with a move to Everton - who have just hired Sean Dyche as manager - before Tuesday's transfer deadline.

England goalkeeper Pope continued his remarkable form with two brilliant saves to deny Che Adams before Joelinton struck to give Newcastle the first-leg advantage against Southampton.

DANIEL MATTHEWS AT ST MARY'S: Any more false starts and the gun might run out of powder at St Mary's. It took Nathan Jones nearly six weeks to reach this first home game in charge of Southampton.

New Southampton boss Nathan Jones has promised he can turn Che Adams into a prolific marksman for the club after watching the striker score against Liverpool

Jurgen Klopp has praised his summer signing Darwin Nunez for his first-half performance as he helped his side make it two wins on the bounce with a 3-1 victory against Southampton.

CRYSTAL PALACE 1-0 SOUTHAMPTON - TOM PRENTKI AT SELHURST PARK: Crystal Palace secure consecutive home wins with victory over the Saints after Odsonne Edouard's first-half strike.

KIERAN GILL AT THE VITALITY STADIUM: He survived his backroom staff being sacked. He survived losing 9-0 - twice. Somehow, Ralph Hasenhuttl always to finds way of extending his stay. 

SAMI MOKBEL AT ST MARY'S: The Saints Brass Band boomed out the Rocky theme tune before kick-off. Like the Italian Stallion, it seems Ralph Hasenhuttl isn't going down without a fight.

CRAIG HOPE IN KRAKOW: Scotland are battling illness on the back of rotten luck with injuries ahead of their decisive Nations League showdown with Ukraine in Poland this evening. 

Scottish football pundit Michael Stewart joined outraged fans in slamming the decision not to send off Valeriy Bondar for 'wiping out' Scotland star Che Adams.

AADAM PATEL AT MOLINEUX: Wolves picked up their first win of the season as the scraped past a spirited Southampton side at the Molineux Stadium.

United secured back-to-back wins for the first time since February to kick start Erik ten Hag's reign but many feel Southampton should have been awarded a penalty.

CARABAO CUP ROUND-UP: Trailing to Dion Charles's opener, Villa were level at the break thanks to Douglas Luiz before Danny Ings won a contentious penalty in the 63rd minute. Villa won 4-1.

LEICESTER 1-2 SOUTHAMPTON - TOM COLLMOSSE AT THE KING POWER STADIUM: Wesley Fofana watched from the stands as his side were booed off for throwing away a lead.

CRAIG HOPE: Sportsmail understands the Scotland international is interested in a move to Goodison Park but there is also competition from Leeds, Wolves and Nottingham Forest.

Frank Lampard is eager to bolster his attacking options especially with Dominic Calvert-Lewin set to miss the first month of the season.

The Spanish stopper spent last season on loan at La Liga side Elche, but his contract with Leeds has been cancelled by the club as they look set to focus on new targets including Saints' Che Adams

BRIAN MARJORIBANKS: This contest was turned on its head courtesy of the excellent Stuart Armstrong, who scored twice either side of hot-headed Armenian defender Arman Hovhannisyan's red card.

KIERAN GILL AT ST MARY'S: Football's self-deprecating humour was on full show in the Watford end amid a very big win. 'We're f****** s***,' their fans sang when it was 0-0.

Dean Smith rued his Norwich side's 'six out of 10' performances as they managed just one shot on target in a disappointing 2-0 defeat at Southampton.

Cristiano Ronaldo could barely hold his emotions together in Manchester United's dismal draw with Southampton on Saturday as the Portuguese's drought extended to six games without a goal.

Red Devils interim head coach Ralf Rangnick revealed that his players struggle to follow instructions as he reflected on their latest lacklustre performance.

Having bowed out of the FA Cup to Middlesbrough and been held at Burnley, the Red Devils managed to blow a lead to draw 1-1 for the third time in nine days on Saturday lunchtime.

The Saints were incredibly bright at Old Trafford, with on-loan Chelsea striker Armand Broja continuing to make a serious impression. He gave Maguire a torrid time as Southampton fought back.

Manchester United have scored just one league goal from a set piece this season and manager Ralf Rangnick knows they must improve that area of his side's game. They now sit fifth in the Premier League

Gary Neville says Manchester United 'broke every rule in the book' during their Premier League clash with Southampton on Saturday.

Ralph Hasenhuttl piled into Manchester United last night by claiming Old Trafford's work-shy superstars lacked the "reverse gears" to be able to keep pace with the Saints.

United were held to a 1-1 draw against in-form Southampton at Old Trafford, the second time in a row they have been frustrated by such a result after dropping two points at Burnley.

OLIVER HOLT AT OLD TRAFFORD: United once again threw away a lead as they dropped crucial points in the race for the top four as Southampton claimed a deserved point at Old Trafford.

Winger Kulusevski and midfielder Bentancur - who joined on transfer deadline day last month from Juventus on 18-month loan and permanent deals respectively - came on as substitutes.

Tottenham boss Antonio Conte has called on his side to improve their mentality after collapsing to a late defeat by Southampton on Wednesday night.

Mohamed Elyounoussi and Che Adams secured a 3-2 victory for the Saints after Son had put the home side into the lead in the second-half on Wednesday night.

SAMI MOKBEL AT THE TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR STADIUM: Tottenham were on the way to an undeserved victory here before two late swings of James Ward-Prowse's magnificent magic wand changed everything. 

Saints' first top-flight outing since the takeover by investment firm Sport Republic was an emphatic affair thanks to goals from Jan Bednarek, Armando Broja and Che Adams.

DANIEL MATTHEWS AT ST MARY'S: A night that coupled the unbelievable with the unfortunate, settled largely thanks to the foot and fingers of poor Alvaro Fernandez.

SOUTHAMPTON 2-2 LEICESTER - DANIEL MATTHEWS AT ST MARY'S: The Foxes came from behind twice to rescue a point at St Mary's though they couldn't find a late winner.

Scotland secured their most important win of Steve Clarke's tenure as manager by beating Denmark 2-0 and securing a one-off World Cup play-off semi-final at Hampden in March.

CRAIG HOPE AT HAMPDEN PARK: John Souttar scored the opening goal in the 30th minute, firing home from a John McGinn corner. Che Adams made the game safe.

MOLDOVA 0-2 SCOTLAND - CRAIG HOPE AT THE STADION ZIMBRU: Scotland produced a night of excitement to keep them on track.

The club said in a statement: 'We have spoken to the supporter who reported this and are working with them to identify the individuals responsible.'

Creating chances isn't an issue. Adam Armstrong carved out a handful for himself and team-mates, and the energetic full backs peppered Ben Foster's goal with fizzing crosses.

WATFORD 0-1 SOUTHAMPTON - LEWIS STEELE AT VICARAGE ROAD: They defended like their lives depended on it and should have had more than just Che Adams' first-half goal.

The Blues required spot-kicks to see off Aston Villa in the previous round at Stamford Bridge and it was the case again in the last-16 after Che Adams' tap-in cancelled out Kai Havertz's 44th-minute opener.

CHELSEA 1-1 SOUTHAMPTON (4-3 PENS): Kepa Arrizabalga and Reece James were Chelsea's penalty shootout heroes again as the Blues edged into the Carabao Cup quarter-finals.

On the banks of the Danube Steve Clarke's Scotland reached for a life vest, took a deep breath and swam for dear life. A second place play-off becomes tantalisingly achievable.

Paul Pogba was left frustrated by the draw at Southampton as the Manchester United midfielder feels winning such games could prove key in the final Premier League shake-up.

The point ensured United maintained the record-equalling 27-game unbeaten run on the road in the Premier League but Greenwood admitted he came away from St Mary's feeling 'disappointed'.