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  1. Anderson explains why he snubbed Man Utd for City

    Manchester City’s record-breaking new signing Elliot Anderson has revealed the details behind his decision to reject a move to Manchester United in favour of the Etihad Stadium. Despite facing direct recruitment attempts from Red Devils players during his post-season break, the England international remained firm in his desire to join the Cityzens.

  2. 'A very emotional player' - Arteta praises Lewis-Skelly

    Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta has praised Myles Lewis-Skelly after the youngster scored in a pre-season draw against Como. The match also saw the highly anticipated debut of new signing Bruno Guimaraes. Following swirling transfer rumours regarding Lewis-Skelly, the teenager appeared to commit his future to the club with a passionate celebration during the friendly fixture.

  3. Celtic secure £9m signing of Egypt winger

    Celtic have officially completed the signing of Haissem Hassan from Spanish side Real Oviedo on a four-year contract. The Egypt international arrives in a transfer that could reach £9 million, subject to add-ons. Hassan joins the Scottish champions aiming to bring his pace and skill to their attacking lineup ahead of their upcoming domestic and European campaigns.

  4. Aston Villa teenager breaks the UEFA Super Cup scoring record

    Aston Villa have seen their teenage striker Brian Madjo officially become the youngest player ever to score in a UEFA Super Cup final. A close-range, left-footed volley into the roof of the net against Paris Saint-Germain secured an important equaliser. This precise finish put the 17-year-old firmly into the European history books during a highly competitive first half.

  5. Xavi takes over Netherlands helm

    The Netherlands have turned to a Barcelona icon to lead their national team into a bold new era, officially appointing Xavi Hernandez as their new head coach. Replacing Ronald Koeman after a lengthy search, the legendary midfielder has committed to a long-term project that will see him lead Oranje through the next two major tournament cycles.