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  1. Pulisic, Sullivan headline USMNT squad for Nations League

    Mauricio Pochettino has named a 25-player U.S. Men's National Team roster ahead of the upcoming CONCACAF Nations League quarterfinals. The roster features the return of stars Christian Pulisic, Weston McKennie and Folarin Balogun, while Cavan Sullivan, Julian Hall and Mathis Albert are among the young stars who remain with the team after impressing during the most recent camp.

  2. Decade at Elland Road? Why Trafford can join Leeds legends list

    James Trafford could easily spend the next decade at Leeds United, joining the likes of Paul Robinson, Nigel Martyn and John Lukic on the goalkeeping legend list at Elland Road, former Whites striker Jermaine Beckford has told GOAL. The England international shot-stopper has enjoyed a positive start to his time in Yorkshire following a big-money transfer from Manchester City.

  3. When Championship POTS Hackney will become Everton ‘regular’

    Hayden Hackney is the reigning Championship Player of the Season, after starring for Middlesbrough, but is yet to make his mark in the Premier League at Everton. Former Toffees striker Jermaine Beckford has explained to GOAL when the 24-year-old midfielder will become a “regular” and true value will be found in his £24 million ($32m) transfer fee.

  1. Man Utd redemption for Ugarte? Why transfer is not guaranteed

    Manuel Ugarte has endured a nightmare spell at Manchester United, with form and fitness proving difficult to come by, but Gus Poyet has told GOAL that his fellow Uruguayan may yet earn redemption and a second chance at Old Trafford. The South American midfielder is currently working his way back from surgery after suffering knee ligament damage at the 2026 World Cup.

  2. Chelsea & Liverpool target Camara is ‘best player in France’

    Lamine Camara is the “best player in France”, Gilles Grimandi has told GOAL, with the Monaco midfielder being tipped to star in the Premier League at some point in the not too distant future. A big-money transfer was expected to have been completed by now, with the likes of Liverpool and Chelsea keeping a close eye on the 22-year-old Senegal international.