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England suffer Rice illness blow ahead of Norway clash

England face an anxious wait ahead of their World Cup quarter-final showdown against Norway after a sickness bug hit their camp in Miami. Midfielder Declan Rice has missed two successive training sessions, leaving Thomas Tuchel desperately sweating on his availability while staff battle to prevent the illness from spreading across the squad.

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Foden or Eze to Villa unlikely even if Rogers goes for £130m

Morgan Rogers has seen a big-money transfer away from Aston Villa speculated on - potentially at £130 million ($175m) - but Stan Collymore has told GOAL why the likes of Phil Foden and Eberechi Eze are unlikely to be targeted as potential replacements for their fellow England international. Unai Emery is expected to bolster his ranks with a different type of player.

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Arsenal announce shock signing of ex-Leeds goalkeeper in free transfer

Arsenal have completed the surprise acquisition of former Leeds United goalkeeper Illan Meslier on a free transfer, securing the Frenchman on a two-year contract. The 26-year-old moves to north London after his contract in Yorkshire expired, providing the reigning Premier League champions with experienced cover across their goalkeeping department.

Guimaraes tells Newcastle he wants Arsenal transfer

Arsenal have stepped up their pursuit of Bruno Guimaraes after the midfielder informed Newcastle of his desire to leave St James' Park this summer. The Gunners are looking to overhaul their engine room and have identified the Brazilian international as a primary target to partner Declan Rice in north London.

Szczesny still plays with pain from decade-old Arsenal injury

Wojciech Szczesny has sensationally revealed the physical agony that has plagued his career since an injury suffered at Arsenal over a decade ago. The Barcelona goalkeeper admits that every save he makes is accompanied by pain, a reality that nearly saw him hang up his gloves for good before the call from Catalonia came.

One down, three to go! Will Arteta beat Wenger’s title record?

Mikel Arteta is capable of eclipsing Arsene Wenger’s achievements and becoming a four-time Premier League title winner at Arsenal, Stefan Schwarz has told GOAL, as “the hardest one is always the first one”. That box has been ticked by a Spanish tactician at Emirates Stadium, with the challenge now being to build a new dynasty in north London.