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www.jsportnewsgh.com Chelsea have reportedly made a bid of around £42.6million to Lyon for the transfer of striker Moussa Dembele. And it looks as though this offer has made Lyon seriously consider letting the French forward leave, though they want to sign a replacement before finalising his sale, according to  Don Balon . Despite Dembele also recently being linked as a target for Arsenal by  Le 10 Sport , it would seem Chelsea are now edging closer to winning this particular transfer battle, if Don Balon’s report is anything to go by. The Blues have been linked with Dembele before, and it makes sense that manager Frank Lampard might view him as an ideal signing for this January. Chelsea have looked a little light up front this season, becoming overly reliant on youngster Tammy Abraham in that position. Moussa Dembele could be on his way to Chelsea, with Lyon seemingly ready to accept their bid And while the England international has performed well, Lampard could do with someo...

www.jsportnewsgh.blogspot.com Real Madrid are lining up a player-plus-cash deal for RB Leipzig striker Timo Werner, with outcasted frontman Luka Jovic potentially heading in the opposite direction. Werner, 23, is attracting plenty of attention in European football after scoring 18 league goals in 16 appearances for Bundesliga leaders Leipzig this season. It is believed Chelsea are seriously interested in the Germany international, with Frank Lampard free to splash the cash in January after seeing the Blues’ two-window transfer ban halved by the Court of Arbitration for Sport. But Lampard could face difficulty in luring Werner to Stamford Bridge if Madrid go head-to-head with them for his signature. According to El Desmarque, Real president Florentino Perez is an admirer of the player and is ready to offer Jovic as bait to bring him to the Bernabeu. The latter completed a £51m move to Madrid back in the summer after scoring 27 goals in 48 games for Eintracht Frankfurt last season. Jovic...

Ghanaian-born Nollywood actor and filmmaker, Emmanuel France, has registered his disappointment in the decline of Ghana’s Movie industry over the past years. According to the veteran actor, he learnt how to direct, produce and shoot films in Ghana in 1960. He explained that, ex-President of Ghana, Dr Kwame Nkrumah, championing the importance of movies in developing a nation, set up the Ghana Film Unit to take over what the British colonial masters had established as the Gold Coast Film Unit in 1957. SEE THIS:  ‘Year of Return’ marked at James Town Mr France added that, the Ghana Film Industry Corporation was the only film Industry Corporation in Black Africa, hence was duly recognised in the Sub-region and beyond. With the skills he attained from Ghana, he travelled to Nigeria which was then looking up to Ghana in the film space. Explaining further, he said, “I started learning how to film in 1969, it’s been 50 years when we shot Kwaw Ansah...