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  1. United use clever clause to avoid Rashford saga

    Manchester United have implemented a significant change to their contract negotiations in a bid to fix a broken financial model that has plagued the club for a decade. The Red Devils have introduced a specific performance-related clause that prevents squad players from earning massive pay rises simply by being on the books during a successful season.

  2. Rodri

    Rodri gives Barca green light for €50m move

    Barcelona have moved into pole position to pull off one of the most audacious transfers in recent memory, securing the green light from Manchester City midfielder Rodri. The Spanish international has reportedly given his approval to the Blaugrana's sporting department, effectively ending Real Madrid's hopes of bringing the midfield anchor back to the capital.

  3. England and UEFA maintain WC boycott threat

    The civil war at the summit of global football shows no signs of abating as England and UEFA have reaffirmed their stance on a potential World Cup boycott. Despite a public apology from FIFA president Gianni Infantino regarding his controversial commercial plans, European nations remain steadfast in their opposition to his leadership.

  4. Yan Diomande RB Leipzig 2025

    Real Madrid sign Diomande for €140m

    Real Madrid have sent shockwaves through the European transfer market by confirming the signing of Yan Diomande in a sensational €140 million deal. The Spanish giants successfully hijacked the move from under the noses of Paris Saint-Germain, securing one of the most coveted young talents in world football to bolster Jose Mourinho’s squad.

  5. Kane told what he needs to join Kahn & Lewy as a Bayern legend

    Harry Kane is “loved” at Bayern Munich, but Dietmar Hamann has told GOAL what the England captain needs in order to join the likes of Oliver Kahn, Franz Beckenbauer, Robert Lewandowski and Franck Ribery on the club’s list of legends. The signing of a new contract at the Allianz Arena will aid that cause, with fresh terms expected to be thrashed out imminently.

  6. Sell in 2027 or earn new contract? Rashford worth transfer risk

    Marcus Rashford is seemingly set to be absorbed back into the fold at Manchester United, with Lee Sharpe explaining to GOAL why the England international is worth a calculated transfer risk. A home-grown star at Old Trafford was considered to have “downed tools” before heading out on loan, but is talented enough that a new contract at the Theatre of Dreams cannot be entirely ruled out.

  7. Calafiori insists Arsenal need Guimaraes and Vinicius

    Arsenal defender Riccardo Calafiori has called on the club to continue their ambitious recruitment drive, insisting that the Gunners must land elite talent like Bruno Guimaraes and Vinicius Junior to maintain their domestic dominance. The Italian defender believes that bringing in players of the highest calibre is the only way for the Gunners to improve upon their historic previous campaign.

  8. Gakpo to Spurs ‘could happen’ but Liverpool warned of risk

    Cody Gakpo is seeing a move away from Liverpool speculated on, with Michael Owen admitting to GOAL that a summer transfer to Tottenham “could happen”. The Reds are in danger of leaving themselves short on wide attacking options, but a Netherlands international that has been at Anfield since January 2023 is considered to have been “consistently poor”.

  9. Racing demand €16m from Barca for Salinas

    Barcelona’s pursuit of Jorge Salinas has hit a significant roadblock after Racing Santander issued a firm hands-off warning to the Catalan giants. The 19-year-old defender has emerged as a key target for the Blaugrana, but the hierarchy at El Sardinero are in no mood to negotiate a discounted fee for their prized asset.

  10. EPL ‘best’ Raya ‘the most unfortunate goalkeeper in the world’

    David Raya is the “most unfortunate goalkeeper in world football”, ex-Arsenal shot-stopper Graham Stack has told GOAL, but the Spain international is also considered to be the “best” that the Premier League has to offer. Raya savoured title glory with the Gunners last season, winning another Golden Glove, but remained rooted to the bench during a triumphant World Cup campaign at international level.