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‘Only way’ Brobbey becomes Man Utd transfer target explained

Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink has explained to GOAL the “only way” that fellow Dutchman Brian Brobbey ends up at Manchester United. The Netherlands international striker continues to impress in the Premier League for Sunderland and has seen a big-money transfer to Old Trafford mooted. The Red Devils are still crying out for a reliable No.9 to lead the line for them.

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Brobbey shines but Sunderland fall to Man City

Brian Brobbey endured a bittersweet afternoon at the Etihad Stadium, etching his name into the spotlight with a sensational hat-trick that ultimately counted for nothing in the points column. Despite his historic individual performance, the Sunderland forward was left to rue a defensive display that allowed Manchester City to escape with a frantic 5-3 victory.

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Arteta becoming the Ferguson of PL, says Carragher

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta has been compared to Manchester United icon Sir Alex Ferguson following his explosive reaction to a refereeing decision during the Gunners' recent victory over Sunderland. Despite securing a 2-0 win, the Spaniard was left fuming over a penalty awarded against his side, leading Jamie Carragher to suggest Arteta is now operating from a position of ultimate authority in the Premier League.

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Arsenal demand answers after Sunderland penalty row

Arsenal are set to escalate their frustrations by demanding an official explanation from the professional refereeing body, Pro Ref, following a controversial penalty decision in their 2-0 victory over Sunderland. Despite securing all three points, the Gunners are reportedly seeking urgent clarity on the process that led to Ezri Konsa being penalised during a heated exchange in the box.

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Xhaka hails 'small Wenger' Le Bris before Arsenal clash

Granit Xhaka has offered the highest possible praise to Sunderland manager Regis Le Bris, sensationally comparing the Frenchman to legendary Arsenal icon Arsene Wenger. The Swiss midfielder, who enjoyed a trophy-laden career under some of Europe’s most elite tactical minds, believes his current boss possesses a unique quality that mirrors the greatest manager in Gunners history.

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Xhaka reveals why he rejected Chelsea move

Granit Xhaka has broken his silence regarding Chelsea’s failed attempt to lure him to Stamford Bridge during the summer transfer window. The veteran midfielder was a primary target for the Blues as they sought to inject veteran leadership into their squad, but the former Arsenal man opted to remain at the Stadium of Light.

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Crystal Palace hijack Arsenal target from Sunderland

Arsenal have officially decided against a move for Lyon winger Malick Fofana, opening the door for a chaotic Deadline Day battle between Sunderland and Crystal Palace. Despite the Gunners exploring the conditions of a deal for the 21-year-old, the North London side opted not to meet the French club's valuation.

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Arsenal hijacked! Sunderland swoop to beat Arteta to £30m Lyon star

Sunderland have sensationally hijacked Arsenal's pursuit of Malick Fofana, agreeing a £30 million deadline-day deal with Lyon. The highly-rated Belgium international had previously held direct talks with Mikel Arteta regarding a move to north London. However, the Gunners ultimately opted against the transfer, allowing the Black Cats to swoop in and seal a massive coup.

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‘Play for any club in the world’ - Grealish ‘too good’ not to move

Jack Grealish could “play for any club in the world”, Steve Bruce has told GOAL, with a man that worked with the England international at Aston Villa explaining why the Manchester City forward is “too good” not to find regular football somewhere late in the summer transfer window. The enigmatic 30-year-old, who spent time at Everton last season, has emerged as a target for Sunderland.