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Donnarumma signing leaves Trafford facing City exit as Newcastle circle ahead of World Cup
James Trafford's future at Manchester City is in doubt after a difficult debut season behind Gianluigi Donnarumma. Newcastle have reignited their interest, though the 23-year-old goalkeeper is refusing to discuss a move until after the World Cup.
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Arsenal face PSG, Liverpool and Chelsea in race to sign Bouaddi after Morocco's World Cup opener
Arsenal sporting director Andrea Berta held talks with Ayyoub Bouaddi's representatives over six months ago, but PSG, Liverpool and Chelsea have also registered interest in the 18-year-old Lille midfielder after his commanding display against Brazil.
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Manchester United close in on Ederson with £34.9m medical set for New York this Sunday
Manchester United have agreed a £34.9m deal with Atalanta for midfielder Ederson, with the Brazilian set to undergo his medical in New York this Sunday while on international duty with Brazil at the World Cup.
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Amorim edges closer to AC Milan job that sets up summer reunion with Manchester United
Ruben Amorim is set to be appointed AC Milan head coach five months after being sacked by Manchester United, with the two clubs scheduled to meet in a pre-season friendly in Wroclaw, Poland this summer.
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Sacked Slot tipped for Netherlands job as Koeman's World Cup contract nears its end
Arne Slot has emerged as a candidate to replace Ronald Koeman as Netherlands head coach after the World Cup, with ITV commentator Jon Champion openly alluding to the recently sacked Liverpool manager's availability during the Oranje's opening match against Japan.
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Lampard's 18 Premier League signings ranked as Coventry prepare for top-flight return
Frank Lampard steered Coventry City back to the Premier League for the first time in 25 years on a budget of just £15.5m. Now his transfer record at Chelsea and Everton is under the microscope as the Sky Blues prepare to spend.
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Eze vows to take World Cup penalties again despite Champions League final miss
Eberechi Eze says he would step up for England in a World Cup shoot-out without hesitation, despite missing in Arsenal's Champions League final penalty defeat to PSG and a previous miss in the Community Shield.
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Eze credits Arsenal's title triumph for fuelling England's World Cup belief
Eberechi Eze says winning the Premier League with Arsenal — the club's first title since 2004 — has given him and England's trophy-laden squad the confidence to challenge for World Cup glory this summer.
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Manchester United add £108m in debt as Glazer-era borrowings refinanced to 2031
Manchester United have restructured their senior secured notes, increasing total debt to £728m and pushing the repayment deadline from 2026 to 2031. The refinancing raises annual interest costs by around £10m but frees up capital for summer transfers.
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Rashford contacts United teammates over return as Carrick holds talks with exiled forward
Marcus Rashford has approached Manchester United first-team players about a potential return to Old Trafford this summer, with new manager Michael Carrick also in direct contact with the forward as his Barcelona loan expires.
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West Ham owner insists Bowen and Fernandes are not for sale despite Man Utd interest
West Ham director Daniel Kretinsky has firmly rejected any suggestion the club will sell Jarrod Bowen or Mateus Fernandes this summer, with Manchester United linked to both players following the Hammers' relegation to the Championship.
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How Sancho's £73m Man United dream collapsed into exile and contract termination
Jadon Sancho will leave Manchester United when his contract expires on June 30, ending a four-year spell defined by poor form, a public falling-out with Erik ten Hag, and reported removal from the first-team WhatsApp group.
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Manchester United add £108m in debt as refinancing extends Glazer loans to 2031
Manchester United have taken on an additional £108m in long-term debt after restructuring borrowings tied to the 2005 Glazer takeover, pushing the club's total debt to £728m and extending the repayment deadline from 2026 to 2031.
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Sancho leaves Man Utd without a club after toxic feud, WhatsApp exile and five wasted years
Jadon Sancho will depart Manchester United when his contract expires on June 30, ending a deeply troubled five-year spell that included a public falling-out with Erik ten Hag, removal from the first-team WhatsApp group, and a complete breakdown in his career trajectory.
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Man City's Van Dijk precedent shows why £120m Anderson bid rejection may not end pursuit
Manchester City have had a £120m bid for Nottingham Forest midfielder Elliot Anderson rejected, with Forest owner Evangelos Marinakis demanding a higher upfront fee. City's history of walking away from Van Dijk in 2017 suggests they are prepared to hold firm or move on.
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Amorim's likely AC Milan move set to slash Manchester United's £16m severance bill
Manchester United paid roughly £15.9m to sack Ruben Amorim and his coaching staff in January, but that figure is expected to fall significantly if Amorim completes a move to AC Milan, where he is now the leading candidate to replace Massimiliano Allegri.
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United's interest in Casado could reopen Barcelona door for Rashford this summer
Manchester United are monitoring Barcelona midfielder Marc Casado, according to reports in Spain. The potential move could revive a permanent or loan return to the Nou Camp for Marcus Rashford, whose £26m purchase option Barcelona are not expected to activate.
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Viduka reveals Ferguson talks, Elton John slip and life in a coffee shop after Leeds glory
Mark Viduka scored 59 Premier League goals for Leeds United, held secret talks with Sir Alex Ferguson, and was nearly outed by Elton John mid-concert. The Australian striker reflects on a remarkable career that ended far from the spotlight.
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Merino names Spain's 2010 legends as inspiration ahead of World Cup debut
Arsenal midfielder Mikel Merino says the Spain squad that won the 2010 World Cup shaped his generation, and that lifting the trophy in North America this summer would fulfil a childhood dream.
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Mourinho seals £51.7m Cucurella deal for Real Madrid, ending interest in Arsenal's Calafiori
Real Madrid have agreed to sign Chelsea left-back Marc Cucurella for £51.7m, with José Mourinho opting for the Spain international over Arsenal's Riccardo Calafiori as he moves quickly to rebuild his defence.
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