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Arsenal target Rogers in £100m-plus bid as £86m Yildiz move gets green light
Arsenal are preparing a £100m-plus offer for Aston Villa winger Morgan Rogers, while Juventus forward Kenan Yildiz has become available for talks after Turkey's early World Cup exit. The Gunners have reportedly been handed a £250m transfer budget following their first Premier League title in 22 years.
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Carrick scraps eight Man United rules including Amorim's dressing room food ban
Michael Carrick has overhauled the culture at Manchester United since taking permanent charge, scrapping rules introduced by Ruben Amorim and Erik ten Hag — including a dressing room food ban and mandatory day-after training sessions.
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Madueke backs England's World Cup chances after Arsenal's first title in 22 years
Noni Madueke says the fierce competitive drive that fuelled Arsenal's first league title in 22 years is now powering his belief that England can go all the way at the 2026 World Cup, with the winger preparing for Wednesday's last-16 tie against DR Congo in Atlanta.
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Arsenal face British record £130m demand from Aston Villa to sign Morgan Rogers
Aston Villa have told Arsenal they must pay £130 million to sign Morgan Rogers — £5 million more than Liverpool's British record fee for Alexander Isak — as the club insist they do not want to sell their England midfielder.
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Manchester United target former City academy product Felix Nmecha in £42m Dortmund move
Manchester United are among several clubs pursuing Borussia Dortmund midfielder Felix Nmecha, a former Manchester City academy player now valued at €50m. The 25-year-old Germany international is said to prefer a move to one of the Manchester clubs over Newcastle United.
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Rodri set for surgery on mystery injury as Man City face early pre-season blow
Manchester City midfielder Rodri is reportedly set to undergo surgery on an undisclosed injury after Spain's World Cup campaign concludes, threatening to sideline him for the start of the new season under incoming manager Enzo Maresca.
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Arsenal lose two more backroom staff after internal injury review costs Tom Allen his role
Head of sports science and performance Tom Allen is leaving Arsenal after nine years at the club, following head of medical Dr Zafar Iqbal out the door. Lead physical performance coach Sam Wilson is also departing, as a club-commissioned review reshapes Mikel Arteta's backroom staff.
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Caicedo handed Ecuador captaincy as Valencia steps down mid-World Cup
Moises Caicedo has been named Ecuador's new captain at the World Cup 2026, replacing Enner Valencia in an emotional handover ceremony. The Chelsea midfielder takes the armband ahead of Ecuador's round-of-32 clash with Mexico in Mexico City.
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Tottenham offer Tonali £86m deal to lure Newcastle midfielder in record-breaking move
Tottenham Hotspur have agreed a personal package worth £275,000 a week with Sandro Tonali but still face a stiff negotiation with Newcastle, who are holding out for more than £100m for the Italy international.
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Enzo Maresca names squad verdict and playing style in first Manchester City interview
Enzo Maresca has spoken for the first time as Manchester City manager, describing the current squad as 'young but very good' and pledging to maintain the style of football that defined the Pep Guardiola era.
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Maresca vows to stay at Man City for good after succeeding Guardiola on three-year deal
Enzo Maresca has been appointed Manchester City manager on a three-year deal, replacing Pep Guardiola after a £17m compensation fee was agreed with Chelsea. The Italian, on his third stint at the Etihad, says his task is to sustain the club's success over the last decade.
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Man City chairman reveals three qualities that sealed Enzo Maresca's appointment
Manchester City chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak has explained why Enzo Maresca was chosen to succeed Pep Guardiola, citing the new manager's football philosophy, mindset, and personal character as the decisive factors in his appointment.
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Maresca appointed Manchester City manager to succeed Guardiola after Chelsea exit
Manchester City have named Enzo Maresca as their new manager, replacing Pep Guardiola. The Italian arrives with a 59.7 per cent win rate across 159 matches and trophies including the Conference League and Club World Cup with Chelsea.
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Man City chairman backs Enzo Maresca to thrive after £17m Chelsea compensation deal
Khaldoon Al Mubarak has expressed strong confidence in Enzo Maresca as the Italian begins his tenure at the Etihad, with City paying £17m in compensation to Chelsea for his appointment to replace Pep Guardiola.
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Chelsea publicly blame Maresca for 'hugely disappointing season' after his Manchester City appointment
Chelsea have released a scathing statement accusing Enzo Maresca of engineering his exit mid-season to pursue the Manchester City job, holding him responsible for a collapse that saw the club finish 10th and miss European football entirely.
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Maresca apologises to Chelsea after £17m settlement seals Manchester City move
Enzo Maresca has been officially confirmed as Manchester City manager after a messy mid-season departure from Chelsea, which required weeks of negotiations and a financial settlement exceeding £17 million. All three parties issued coordinated statements on the appointment.
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Chelsea's pointed statement refuses to name Maresca as £17m Man City move confirmed
Manchester City have confirmed Enzo Maresca as their new head coach after paying Chelsea £17 million in compensation. Chelsea's official response conspicuously omits Maresca's name across 326 words, detailing how he abruptly resigned in January 2026 to pursue the role.
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Enzo Maresca appointed Manchester City manager on three-year deal to succeed Guardiola
Manchester City have confirmed Enzo Maresca as their new manager on a three-year contract, with the 46-year-old Italian succeeding Pep Guardiola after an eight-figure compensation fee was agreed with Chelsea.
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Enzo Maresca confirmed as Manchester City manager on three-year deal after eight-figure Chelsea compensation
Manchester City have appointed Enzo Maresca as their new manager on a three-year contract, with the club agreeing an eight-figure compensation fee with Chelsea. The 46-year-old Italian succeeds Pep Guardiola, who departed at the end of last season.
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Maresca confirmed as Pep Guardiola's successor at Man City after Chelsea settlement
Manchester City have officially appointed Enzo Maresca as their new manager following Pep Guardiola's departure. Chelsea confirmed the 46-year-old resigned in January 2026 after making clear his desire to take the City job, with a confidential compensation settlement reached between the clubs.
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