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  1. Alonso explains Moises Caicedo injury against Brighton

    Chelsea manager Xabi Alonso has offered an explanation regarding the concerning injury suffered by Moises Caicedo during their chaotic 4-3 victory over Brighton on Sunday. The Ecuador international lasted just 13 minutes on the pitch before limping down the Stamford Bridge tunnel, leaving supporters sweating over his fitness as the Blues continue their winning start to the season.

  2. Man Utd urged to fix defence before transfer deadline

    Former defender Gary Neville has warned Manchester United that their current backline will severely undermine head coach Michael Carrick if new signings are not secured. Despite massive recent investments in midfield and attack, the club remain vulnerable defensively and urgently need to sign a centre-back and a left-back before the transfer window shuts.

  3. Arrows 2-3 Sundowns: 'Cardoso holding us back; Basadien dishing out expensive passes; They don’t want VAR because Pirates benefit'

    Abafana Bes’thende surrendered their lead in a five-goal MTN8 semi-final second-leg thriller, as Miguel Cardoso’s team fought back to book their place in the final. The Portuguese mentor has made no secret of his desire to turn the Tshwane giants’ fortunes around in the Wafa Wafa tournament, and his charges delivered when it mattered most.

  4. Martinelli nears record-breaking £55m Arsenal departure

    Arsenal are on the verge of securing their highest ever transfer fee as Gabriel Martinelli prepares to finalise a record-breaking £55 million switch to Saudi Arabian club Al-Hilal. Mikel Arteta has acknowledged the ongoing situation as the Gunners prepare to bid farewell to a key figure from their recent title-challenging campaign before the transfer deadline.

  5. Van Dijk urges Gakpo to snub City

    Liverpool captain Virgil van Dijk has made a public attempt to convince Cody Gakpo to remain at Anfield as Manchester City intensify their pursuit of the Dutch international. With the transfer deadline fast approaching, the defender has emphasized Gakpo's vital role in the squad despite the imminent arrival of big-money reinforcements.

  6. Van Dijk reacts to £123m Barcola deal

    Liverpool captain Virgil van Dijk has spoken out on the club's impending record-breaking move for Bradley Barcola as the summer transfer window enters its final stages. The Reds are reportedly close to finalising a deal worth up to £123 million for the Paris Saint-Germain sensation, marking a significant statement of intent from the Anfield hierarchy.

  7. Simeone opens door for Alvarez exit

    Atletico Madrid manager Diego Simeone has admitted that the club could face a late shock in the transfer market regarding the future of star striker Julian Alvarez. The Argentine international, who has been heavily linked with a move to Barcelona and Arsenal, was a high-profile absentee during Atleti's recent La Liga victory.

  8. Juve closing in on Spurs midfielder Sarr

    Juventus are closing in on a deal to sign Tottenham Hotspur midfielder Pape Matar Sarr as they scramble to bolster their squad before the transfer deadline. The Bianconeri have reached a verbal agreement for the Senegal international to address a growing availability crisis in the middle of the park.

  9. De Zerbi defends £100m Tonali after Spurs nightmare

    Roberto De Zerbi has launched a passionate defence of Sandro Tonali after the Italian midfielder endured a miserable home debut against his former employers. The £100 million man was targeted by travelling fans and struggled to find his rhythm as Tottenham slumped to a disappointing 2-0 defeat against Newcastle.

  10. 'We need to be better' - Isak demands more from Liverpool

    Alexander Isak has called on his Liverpool teammates to raise their standards after the Reds were forced to settle for a frustrating draw against Nottingham Forest at Anfield. Despite showing resilience to come from behind twice, the Swedish striker admitted that the performance was not up to the required level as Andoni Iraola's wait for a first Premier League win continues.