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3Sadio Mane has come out to say he is “very happy” at Liverpool, amid links with a transfer to Real Madrid. (Daily Mail)It is claimed Jurgen Klopp asked for 18-year-old Brazilian forward Vinicius Junior in exchange for Mane last season whenRealfirst made an approach. (El Chiringuito)Zinedine Zidane has told Real Madrid to SELL Gareth Bale this summer – even if it means taking a big financial hit. (The Independent)Chelseaare resigned to losing Eden Hazard also linked with a move to Real and are eyeing Lilles 23-year-old winger Nicolas Pepe as a replacement. (Daily Mirror)Arsenal are favourites to signBarcelonacentre-back Samuel Umtiti, butManchester United are also keen on the France international, 25. (TuttoMercato)
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AFC Bournemouth defender Adam Smith will be sidelined for up to three months by a knee injury sustained earlier this month. The full-back was stretchered off midway through the first half of the Cherries' Premier League defeat at Newcastle United. However, following extensive medical assessment
Premier League: Bournemouth defender Adam Smith out for three
Thank you and goodbye MLS side LA Galaxy release former Arsenal and Chelsea left-back Ashley Cole, while Zlatan Ibrahimovic is retained for the new season
Former Chelsea player Ashley Cole released by MLS side LA
Sarri to Juventus 'done' as manager reportedly reaches agreement see naija May 26, 2019 Leave a comment It's claimed that the Italian boss, who has been at Stamford Bridge for just one year, will return to his home country after being tempted with a mega deal from the Serie A champions.
Maurizio Sarri 'agrees to become new Juventus manager on £6m
Charlie Austin has been charged by the Football Association for making an "abusive and/or insulting" gesture as he was substituted during Southampton's defeat to Manchester City.. The incident
Charlie Austin: Southampton striker charged for making
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Charlie Austin has been charged by the Football Association for making an "abusive and/or insulting" gesture as he was substituted during Southampton's defeat to Manchester City. The incident concerns the striker's conduct as he made way for Shane Long in the 68th minute of the 3-1 loss to City at St Mary's on Sunday.
Charlie Austin charged by FA over 'abusive' gesture during
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Who are most profitable team if you bet £10 on each game
Welcome to the Premier League 50, FanSided Soccer's annual ranking of the 50 best players in the English top flight. Eden Hazard topped the inaugural list New season, same old questions for
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Mauricio Pochettino has lifted the lid on an unusual first meeting with Daniel Levy, during which the Tottenham chairman laid out his plans for rebuilding the club in his pyjamas.. Tottenham
He was in pyjamas - Pochettino recalls Levy meeting - Sportstar
Sam Allardyce EXCLUSIVE: England are right to pay tribute to 'record-breaker' Wayne Rooney Big Sam backs the tribute game and says as a country we should appreciate our top sporting stars more
Wayne Rooney fuming with Everton boss Sam Allardyce over
Declan Rice played in Republic of Ireland friendlies against Turkey, France and the United States last year. West Ham midfielder Declan Rice has pledged his international future to England. Rice, 20, has won three senior Republic of Ireland caps, all in friendlies, having played for his grandparents' country since under-16 level.
West Ham star Rice confirms he will represent England instead
Jun 01, 2019 · Liverpool beat Tottenham Hotspur in Champions League final to win sixth European Cup Spurs' hat-trick hero in the semifinal against Ajax, forced goalkeeper Alisson Becker into a sharp save
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Mauricio Pochettino said he felt like crying after watching Tottenham's new stadium finally host its first football match. The 62,000-seat arena, which was due to open last summer, held its first
Tottenham Hotspur stadium: Mauricio Pochettino says he felt
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EMOTIONAL The manager was in attendance for the first test event which saw Spurs' Under-18 side beat Southampton - a game where Pochettino's son Maurizio was playing Tottenham boss Mauricio Pochettino claimed he felt like crying following the first event at the club's new stadium.
Mauricio Pochettino says he felt like crying as new ground
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Tottenham boss Mauricio Pochettino claimed he felt like crying following the first event at the club's new stadium. The 62,000-seat ground, which was supposed to open in time for the beginning of the season, held its first official test event as Spurs' Under-18 side beat Southampton on Sunday, with the first team due to play their first game on April 3.
Tottenham new stadium: Mauricio Pochettino said he felt like
Miguel Almiron has insisted he will not be bowed down by the pressure of being Newcastle's record signing as he prepares for his first taste of Premier League football.
Almiron brushes off pressure talk as record signing prepares
Will Harry Kane face Ajax tonight? Tottenham boss Mauricio Pochettino on Champions League semi-final team news The England striker could be fit for Spurs if they reach the Champions League final
Ajax Drop Major Hint Harry Kane Will Play For Tottenham In
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