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Setting their sights on signing another attacking addition this summer, the Friedkin Group are now reportedly plotting a move to sign a talented £50 m
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Fabrizio Romano has shared an intriguing transfer update involving Tottenham, with the Lilywhites now making contact over signing a big name. Spurs
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Manchester United entered the summer transfer window at a crossroads, the latest crossroad in a long, winding line of critical junctures over the past
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Newcastle United are looking to do all they can to sort out a new deal for a "sensational" player, amid rumours of a move to Manchester City.
Worse than Bruno: "Shocking" Man Utd flop showed why he should never start
Manchester United fell to yet another defeat, losing 3-1 away to Premier League strugglers Brentford. The Red Devils were losing 2-1 at the break, and
Romano reveals "ruthless" manager Man Utd chiefs are on speaking terms with
Manchester United have faced managerial uncertainty recently and Fabrizio Romano has delivered an update on developments that could follow at Old Traf
Thomas Frank says barely-used Tottenham player has got so much better in training
Tottenham manager Thomas Frank has praised one Spurs player who he's barely used so far this season, highlighting his excellent displays in training a
Liverpool dud who "plods around like he's 40 years old" is on borrowed time
Liverpool won the transfer window. So we were led to believe, anyway. On paper that statement appeared to be true. Arne Slot and Co had spent a col