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Aguero heaps praise on spectacular Chelsea star

Former Manchester City striker Sergio Aguero has expressed his admiration for Chelsea playmaker Cole Palmer, describing the England international as spectacular. The Argentine legend also shared his thoughts on the recent arrivals at Stamford Bridge under manager Xabi Alonso, noting the importance of building a solid defensive structure to support an excellent attacking lineup.

PSG pay £2.9m to beat Arsenal and Chelsea in race for Ivory Coast star

Paris Saint-Germain have completed a highly unconventional financial transaction to jump to the front of the queue for Braga midfielder Mario Dorgeles. The French champions have reportedly paid a significant fee just to ensure they have the first opportunity to sign the Ivory Coast international in the future.

Tuchel admits 'sympathy' for Sterling after his career enters 'downward spiral'

Thomas Tuchel has offered his support to Raheem Sterling during what has become the most challenging chapter of the forward's professional life. The England manager, who previously worked with the winger at Chelsea, expressed his sadness at seeing a once-dominant Premier League force struggle both on and off the pitch.

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Giroud confirms retirement plans at end of season

France legend Olivier Giroud revealed plans to conclude his professional playing days at the end of the current campaign. The veteran Lille forward reflected on his two-decade journey across European football on the eve of his 40th birthday, insisting he feels completely content with his achievements as he enters the final stretch of his decorated career.

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'Victim of the calendar' - PFA chief blasts 'sick' football system over Palmer

Professional Footballers' Association chief executive Maheta Molango has launched a scathing attack on the current state of the global football calendar, labelling the industry's demands as "sick." The union leader singled out Chelsea star Cole Palmer as a primary example of a player being failed by a system that prioritises commercial growth over athlete welfare.