Southampton FC most recent: Everton replaces Che Adams, Armel Bella-Kotchap update, Patrick Pentz reacts

Southampton FC is gearing up for their last league match of the season before heading into the Championship play-offs.

The season has been a rollercoaster for the Saints, initially appearing destined for automatic promotion, then facing setbacks before securing a playoff spot.

Despite having secured fourth place, their upcoming match against Leeds United holds significance for the latter, who still harbor hopes of automatic promotion.

Southampton’s attention might not be fully on their last regular-season game but rather on the impending play-offs.

With the season’s conclusion approaching and the play-offs looming, Football League World has been following the latest news surrounding Southampton Football Club.

Che Adams’ future at Southampton has been a recurring topic, especially since he entered the final year of his contract last summer without any signs of a new deal.

Everton showed significant interest in him last summer, but despite their confidence in securing him, a deal didn’t materialize, and Adams remained with the Saints for the entire season. With Everton securing their Premier League status recently, their attention might now turn towards summer plans. According to iNews, Everton is monitoring Adams closely ahead of the summer transfer window.

Despite their top-flight status, financial constraints may lead Everton to consider free agents, making Adams a potential target.

Football Insider reported near the end of last month that Southampton, Celtic, and PSV were showing interest in signing goalkeeper Patrick Pentz.

Pentz is currently on loan at Danish club Brondby from Bayer Leverkusen, where he has impressed during the season, sparking speculation about a potential move this summer.

Despite being under contract with Bayer Leverkusen until 2025, Pentz refrained from commenting on the speculation, emphasizing his focus on helping Brondby in their title pursuit. In his statement to Salzburger Nachrichten, Pentz highlighted his commitment to Brondby and expressed his satisfaction with life in Copenhagen.