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Arsenal CEO vows further signings after £110m spend — but only to raise the bar
Richard Garlick has confirmed Arsenal will pursue additional transfers this summer if the right targets emerge, following a £110m outlay on Bruno Guimaraes, Christos Tzolis and Piero Hincapie as the Gunners look to defend their Premier League title.
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Rennie reveals Erasmus blocked pre-match referee meeting ahead of Springboks clash
All Blacks head coach Dave Rennie has confirmed there will be no pre-match meeting with officials before the Test against South Africa, after Rassie Erasmus declined the joint invitation under new World Rugby protocols.
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Musiala reveals neurological dysfunction after two fainting spells in three days
After suffering two fainting spells during Bayern Munich's matches against Leipzig and Heidenheim, Jamal Musiala broke his silence on Instagram to explain that he suffers from absence episodes caused by a neurological dysfunction, while insisting he wants to continue playing.
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Greenwood equalizes for Fenerbahçe against Lyon with a left-footed strike in playoff
Mason Greenwood equalized for Fenerbahçe against Olympique Lyonnais, responding to Loïs Openda's opening goal right after the break in the first leg of the UEFA Champions League playoff.
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Premier League CEO Masters calls for new FIFA president as Infantino's World Cup sell-off collapses
Premier League chief executive Richard Masters has backed the FA's stance against Gianni Infantino and called for a new FIFA president, warning that the aborted plan to sell a stake in the World Cup to private investors was entirely of FIFA's own making.
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Brito relinquishes Oktagon belt a second time to chase UFC contract on DWCS
Kaik Brito has vacated the Oktagon welterweight title for the second time in his career to compete on Dana White's Contender Series, where he faces Namo Fazil on 18 August at the UFC APEX in Las Vegas.
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Musiala reveals treatable absence seizures after collapsing twice in four days
Jamal Musiala has disclosed he is experiencing "treatable absence seizures" caused by a neurological dysfunction, after collapsing on the pitch during Bayern Munich's matches against RB Leipzig and FC Heidenheim. The 23-year-old says he has medical clearance to continue playing.
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Premier League CEO admits Man City's 115-charge verdict has taken longer than expected
Richard Masters has acknowledged growing frustration over the delayed outcome of Manchester City's 115 financial charges, saying the process has taken longer than anticipated while insisting he cannot reveal any update on timing.
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Robertson breaks silence on Din Thomas fallout after UFC 330 title loss to Dern
Gillian Robertson has released her first public statement since losing to strawweight champion Mackenzie Dern at UFC 330, revealing that coach Din Thomas told her his retirement announcement was made 'for TV purposes and ratings' rather than as a genuine apology.
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Rooney tells Rashford to fix body language and hunger to break his 253-goal United record
Wayne Rooney believes Marcus Rashford is the only player capable of surpassing his all-time Manchester United scoring record of 253 goals, but warns the 28-year-old must improve his work rate, body language, and relationship with supporters to make his return to Old Trafford a success.
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Newcastle open talks to sign Nico González from Man City after Rodri's Barcelona move
Newcastle United have held exploratory talks with Manchester City over a move for Spanish midfielder Nico González, according to The Athletic. The 24-year-old, who joined City for £52m in January 2025, made 41 appearances last season but started just twice after January.
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Dead body found at Charlton Athletic's The Valley as police launch investigation
Charlton Athletic confirmed on Tuesday night that a deceased male was discovered at The Valley earlier that day. The club is assisting police with their enquiries following an incident said to have occurred in the early hours of Monday morning.
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Premier League CEO admits Man City's 115-charge ruling is taking longer than expected
Richard Masters has acknowledged the independent commission's verdict on Manchester City's 115 alleged financial rule breaches is overdue, more than 18 months after the disciplinary hearing concluded. City continue to maintain their innocence.
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Musiala collapses again in pre-season after similar Bayern Munich scare days earlier
Jamal Musiala fell to the ground and was removed by medical staff during Bayern Munich's pre-season game against Heidenheim, just days after a similar incident against RB Leipzig that was attributed to extreme heat.
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OM close to completing Todibo loan from West Ham
According to L'Équipe, Marseille has reached a contractual agreement with defender Jean-Clair Todibo, who is under contract with West Ham. The two clubs are still negotiating the terms of a loan with salary-sharing.
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Barcelona sign Rodri from Manchester City for €70m, Ballon d'Or returns home
FC Barcelona officially confirmed on Tuesday the signing of Rodri from Manchester City for €70 million. The 30-year-old Spanish midfielder and reigning Ballon d'Or winner returns to his home country after seven seasons in the Premier League.
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Premier League chief Masters accuses Infantino of pressing 'self-destruct button' over World Cup sell-off
Premier League CEO Richard Masters has sharply criticised FIFA president Gianni Infantino over his abandoned plan to sell a minority stake in World Cup tournaments to private investors, calling it a 'self-inflicted wound' as pressure on Infantino intensifies.
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Rooney urges Rashford to seize 'second chance' and break his 253-goal Man Utd record
Wayne Rooney believes Marcus Rashford can surpass his Manchester United record of 253 goals, but only if the forward improves his work rate and commits to the club after loan spells at Aston Villa and Barcelona.
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Premier League chief admits no timeline for Man City's 115-charge verdict
Premier League CEO Richard Masters has conceded he cannot say when an independent commission will deliver its verdict on Manchester City's 115 alleged financial rule breaches, almost 18 months after the disciplinary hearing concluded.
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Barcelona sign Rodri from Manchester City in £65.4m deal on four-year contract
Rodri has completed a £65.4million move from Manchester City to Barcelona, signing a four-year contract until 2030. The midfielder, player of the tournament at this summer's World Cup, spent seven seasons at City winning four Premier League titles.
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