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  1. ‘Didn’t look interested’ - Why £125m Isak is a ‘huge problem’

    Alexander Isak has become a “huge problem” for Liverpool, former Reds star Stephen Warnock has told GOAL, with the £125 million ($169m) striker “not at the races” and looking disinterested. The most expensive player in British football has failed to make the desired impact at Anfield, with it being suggested that he is struggling to handle the “weight” of an iconic shirt.

  2. Balogun faces Saudi move after Everton collapse

    Folarin Balogun could be heading to Turkey or Saudi Arabia after his $45 million transfer to Everton sensationally collapsed. The United States men's national team forward abruptly abandoned the Premier League switch following significant complications during his medical, leaving Monaco scrambling to find a new buyer.

  3. 'Best in the world!' - Diaz backs Kane to win 2026 Ballon d'Or

    Bayern Munich winger Luis Diaz has thrown his support behind Harry Kane to win the 2026 Ballon d'Or. The Colombian international praised his formidable attacking partner after the pair helped Vincent Kompany's side avoid a shock defeat in the DFB-Pokal. Following a spectacular individual campaign, Kane is now being tipped for football's ultimate individual prize.

  4. Bayern flop to EPL best! Where is Liverpool ace Gravenberch now?

    Ryan Gravenberch flopped at Bayern Munich, before being billed as the Premier League’s best midfielder during Liverpool’s title triumph in 2024-25. Where does the Netherlands international stand now? Former Reds midfielder Dietmar Hamann has answered that question for GOAL, with the all-action 24-year-old considered to be an important cog in the Anfield machine.

  5. Enzo aims BRUTAL dig at Chelsea after completing City move

    Enzo Fernandez has completed a sensational move by joining Manchester City in a joint-British record £125 million deal, and he didn't waste any time before sending a pointed message back to Chelsea. The 2022 World Cup winner, who spent just two years at Stamford Bridge, appears to have suggested his former employers didn't quite match the stature he was looking for in a career-defining move.