Flo Kamberi finally seals Hibs exit as he joins St Gallen after Rangers loan spell

Albian Ajeti was delighted to get off the mark for his new club and have the trust of his new gaffer.The Swiss international came off the bench to grab a vital winner at Dundee United, his first goal since a £5million move from West Ham.And Ajeti is delighted to have the confidence of manager Neil Lennon, having struggled to establish himself in England.He said: “I’m very happy.

Radio presenter James Whale said he considered euthanasia at Dignitas when he was delivered his cancer diagnosis.The talkRADIO host spoke as a guest on the station about his dark thoughts days after the star revealed he has brain, spine, kidney and lung cancer.James, 69, said that he soon shook off the idea of booking a trip to the Swiss clinic, which offers assisted dying for consenting patients, when he thought of his family.He said: “When I was first told I thought, oh gosh, not again.

Radio presenter James Whale has said he considered euthanasia after being diagnosed with cancer for a second time.The veteran broadcaster, 69, said he had abandoned the idea of going to the Dignitas assisted dying clinic in Switzerland after realising how much it would upset his family and friends.Whale recently revealed he has tumours in his kidney, spine, brain and lungs, 20 years after having a kidney removed.Speaking to Dan Wootton on talkRadio, he said: “When I was first told, I thought,

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer looks to develop the talented Dutch winger.And after sealing a United loan exit, Chong name-checked Bayern Munich's Serge Gnabry and Man City superstar Kevin De Bruyne as two former Bremen players he would love to match at the club.Both had stuttering spells in the Premier League before moves to Bremen kick-started their careers.

Albian Ajeti, warning that the new man may not cut it in Scotland. The Swiss international completed a £5million move from West Ham United on Thursday, signing a four-year deal at Parkhead.

straight to your inboxManchester United fans aren't concerned by Jadon Sancho's comments following Borussia Dortmund's friendly win on Wednesday.Sancho remains a priority transfer target for Ole Gunnar Solskjaer but United have been unwilling to meet Dortmund's asking price thus far.The England international joined up with the Bundesliga side earlier this week for their pre-season training camp in Switzerland and started the club's friendly win against Altach alongside Jude Bellingham.Sancho

Neil Lennon sold the West Ham hitman on a switch to Scotland.The striker is expected imminently to finalise a one-year loan deal with a view to a £5.5m permanent move next summer.Ajeti spent the last week on holiday in Sardinia considering his future after being told by Hammers boss David Moyes he wasn’t part of his plans for next season.The 23-year-old Swiss star had cooled on Celts after initial contact – but Lennon stepped in at the end of last week to nudge the deal in the right direction.

Cedric Itten will have a huge impact at Rangers after watching him in training. The Switzerland international made his Ibrox debut when he replaced Alfredo Morelos with 15 minutes to go in Sunday's 3-0 win over St Mirren.

Cedric Itten on Sunday but Ibrox fans may have to wait a while longer to see Kemar Roofe in action. Steven Gerrard signed the pair earlier this week with Itten coming off the back of an impressive end of the season with St Gallen, while Roofe hasn't played in 2020.

John Hopewell Chief International CorrespondentAndreas Fontana’s “Azor,” the latest production between Switzerland’s Alina Film and Argentina’s Ruda Cine, partners on Locarno Golden Leopard winner “Back to Stay,” has scored a world sales deal from Brussels-based Be For Films.A scathing take on Swiss banks’ shady dealings during Argentina’s Junta dictatorship, “Azor” is one of the 10 Swiss titles featured in Locarno’s The Films After Tomorrow, a competition for movies whose preparation or

Paris Jackson and Gabriel Glenn are going their separate ways.