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/ 2 weeks agoNEWS: Josko Gvardiol commits future to Man City with long-term contract extension
Josko Gvardiol has ended speculation over his future by committing to Manchester City until 2031 after signing a fresh five-year contract.
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/ 2 weeks agoNEWS: Chelsea edge 10-goal thriller as Joao Pedro hat-trick powers fightback
Joao Pedro scored a hat-trick as Chelsea fought back to beat Western Sydney Wanderers 6-4 in an entertaining pre-season friendly.
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/ 2 weeks agoRanking Premier League’s Biggest Signings
Arsenal’s pursuit of Vini Jr caught everyone unawares. Under Arteta, Arsenal haven’t really shown too much interest in readymade world beaters...
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/ 2 weeks agoNEWS: Man City midfielder Rodri faces race to be fit after surgery
Manchester City midfielder Rodri has undergone minor back surgery the club confirmed.
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/ 2 weeks agoNEWS: James Maddison backs Roberto De Zerbi’s bold Tottenham vision
James Maddison is eager to be part of Tottenham's new era under coach Roberto De Zerbi.
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/ 2 weeks agoNEWS: Jarrad Branthwaite eyes strong Everton comeback after injury return
Everton defender Jarrad Branthwaite made his long-awaited return from injury in Saturday's goalless pre-season draw against Bolton.
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/ 2 weeks agoNEWS: Ryan Gravenberch eyes ‘bigger influence’ in new Liverpool era
Liverpool midfielder Ryan Gravenberch believes he is ready to take on more responsibility at the club under new coach Andoni Iraola.
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/ 2 weeks agoNEWS: Nacho backs Jose Mourinho to bring “winning mentality” back to Real Madrid
Former Real Madrid defender Nacho Fernandez believes new Portuguese coach Jose Mourinho will demand total commitment from his players.
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/ 2 weeks agoNEWS: Man Utd bolster goalkeeping ranks with fourth signing of transfer window
Manchester United have strengthened their goalkeeping department after completing the signing of Kit Margetson from Swansea City.
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/ 2 weeks agoNEWS: Gianni Infantino hits back at 2026 FIFA World Cup critics
FIFA president Gianni Infantino has defended the 2026 FIFA World Cup, insisting the tournament was a success that united football fans.

