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  1. Hackney warned over 'wrong club' choice amid Man Utd interest

    Middlesbrough standout Hayden Hackney has been warned that a move to a "big club" could stall his meteoric rise if he does not prioritise playing time over a lucrative contract. The 23-year-old is at the centre of an escalating transfer battle involving Manchester United, Everton, and Tottenham as he enters the final year of his deal at the Riverside.

  2. Is Rice injured? England star reveals secret 'pain' battle

    Declan Rice has revealed he has been playing through secret "neural pain" since December, but insists he is fully fit for England’s second World Cup group game against Ghana. The Arsenal midfielder was seen nursing his hamstring during the Three Lions' 4-2 victory over Croatia, sparking fears that Thomas Tuchel could be without one of his most vital assets.

  3. Yamal & Messi comparisons a ā€˜mistake’, says Spain boss

    Spain head coach Luis de la Fuente has warned that comparing Lamine Yamal to footballing icons like Lionel Messi and Diego Maradona is a "mistake" that could hinder the teenager's development. Despite the caution, the La Roja boss admitted the Barcelona star belongs in a rare category of "geniuses" alongside historical figures like Michelangelo and Salvador Dali.

  4. ā€˜Most annoying man’ responsible for Rice on corner duties

    Arsenal's set-piece revolution shows the masterplan behind their dominance has now gone international. While the Gunners' prowess from dead-ball situations has been a hallmark of Mikel Arteta's tactical setup, it is the specific transformation of Declan Rice into a corner-kick specialist that is currently paying dividends for both club and country.

  5. Jude's 'chip on his shoulder' bad news for England's rivals

    Jude Bellingham took it all in after the full-time whistle had blown. He looked up at the stands, an impressive wall of England fans who had travelled 'across the pond' into the boiling metropolis of Dallas, and the supporters were singing. Oasis' 'Wonderwall' filled the air - helped by the acoustics at the indoor Dallas Stadium - and Bellingham allowed a brief smile to flicker across his lips. He had made the difference against Croatia, and he knew it.