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  1. Will Fati return to Barca?

    Ansu Fati has rediscovered his scoring touch and his smile during a productive loan spell at Monaco, but his dreams of a grand return to Barcelona have hit a significant roadblock. Despite the player’s desire to prove himself back at Spotify Camp Nou, the Catalan giants appear to have other plans for the 23-year-old forward.

  2. Thierry Henry 2025

    Henry sends 'special thanks' to Arsenal squad after title success

    Arsenal legend Thierry Henry has led the tributes to Mikel Arteta’s squad after the Gunners were officially crowned Premier League champions, ending a painful 22-year wait for the top-flight title. The Frenchman, who was a cornerstone of the club’s last title-winning side in 2004, expressed his gratitude to the current crop of stars for finally delivering silverware to a new generation of supporters.

  3. Man Utd draw up surprising plans for Bowen transfer swoop

    Manchester United are reportedly preparing a shock move for West Ham United captain Jarrod Bowen as they look to bolster their attacking options ahead of a massive summer transfer window. The Red Devils have entered a race alongside Premier League rivals Liverpool and Chelsea for the England international’s signature - but with a highly unexpected tactical role in mind.

  4. Slot's position is untenable after Salah's parting swipe

    When Mohamed Salah clashed with Jurgen Klopp after being taken off in a frustrating and costly draw with West Ham on April 27, 2024, the Egyptian decided against continuing the argument afterwards. As Salah told reporters as he passed through the mixed zone at the London Stadium, "If I speak, there will be fire", so the winger wisely kept his mouth shut, and his powder dry.

  5. Average World Cup ticket resale prices drop as tournament nears

    World Cup resale ticket prices have fallen over the last month and have reached their lowest point since mid-January, according to numbers provided by TicketData. The average get-in price for a group-stage game now stands at $550, some 23 percent lower than it was at the start of the month. The World Cup starts on June 11, when Mexico face South Africa in Mexico City.