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Despite the threats surrounding Manchester City's future against the backdrop of its financial case, the English club is preparing to take an important step to retain one of its key players, after moving closer to an agreement with Portugal's Matheus Nunes on extending his contract for three seasons, with an increase in his weekly wage. This is an indication that the management's plans to secure the team's cornerstones are continuing, despite the state of uncertainty preceding the final ruling on the charges levelled against it.

Just one year ago, Jude Bellingham was facing a storm of criticism in England, which went as far as calls for his exclusion from the national team's plans for the 2026 World Cup. While some questioned his standing within the Three Lions' line-up, and voices calling for him to be left off the squad grew louder, the English star was preparing to write a new chapter in his career, one headlined by a strong comeback and self-assertion.

A press report revealed on Sunday the desire of more than one Italian club to sign the Real Madrid player at the end of the current season.

Luis García Plaza, Sevilla's head coach, has criticised the large gap between the leading teams and the rest of the competitors in La Liga, considering that the clear superiority of the big clubs has robbed the competition of some of its excitement, given the ability of the top three teams to maintain high levels and pull away by a wide margin from the rest of the field. He also spoke about Sevilla's ambitions this season and the possibility of returning to European competition.