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Arteta says conscience is clear but defers judgment on Man City rule breaches
Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta has spoken publicly for the first time since Manchester City were found guilty of breaching more than 100 Premier League financial regulations, insisting his conscience is clear while calling for the ongoing appeals process to be respected.
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Maresca steadies Manchester City with composed press conference after guilty verdict
Enzo Maresca faced his first major off-field crisis as Manchester City manager on Friday, delivering a calm and assured press conference following the club's Premier League guilty verdict — drawing inevitable comparisons with Pep Guardiola's charged response in 2023.
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Eight players ruled out of Liverpool vs Man City as Haaland fitness assessed
Liverpool host Manchester City at Anfield on Sunday with both clubs carrying injury concerns from the international break. Alexander Isak, Cody Gakpo and Phil Foden are among eight players set to miss the Premier League clash.
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Carrick faces 15-player injury crisis as United host Tottenham at Old Trafford
Manchester United manager Michael Carrick is sweating over the fitness of up to 15 players ahead of Saturday's Premier League clash with Tottenham at Old Trafford, with Dorgu and Mazraoui already ruled out after picking up knocks on international duty.
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Ighalo took a pay cut to snub Mourinho's Tottenham and join Manchester United in 2020
Odion Ighalo has revealed he rejected a better-paid offer from Jose Mourinho's Tottenham to join Manchester United on loan in January 2020, even accepting a wage reduction to make the move to Old Trafford happen.
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Kavanagh to referee City vs Liverpool as Oliver sits out first Premier League weekend since guilty verdict
Chris Kavanagh will take charge of Manchester City's high-profile clash with Liverpool this weekend, while Michael Oliver is absent from Premier League duty for the first time this season. Manager Enzo Maresca has reaffirmed his full trust in the club following their guilty verdict on more than 100 financial breaches.
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Wilshere reveals Sanchez wanted to quit Manchester United after his very first training session
Jack Wilshere has admitted Alexis Sanchez should never have left Arsenal for Manchester United, after the Chilean revealed he asked his agent to tear up his contract following his first training session at Carrington in January 2018.
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United offer JJ Gabriel scholarship to block cut-price exit as Carrick addresses City verdict
Manchester United have formally presented teenage prospect JJ Gabriel with a scholarship offer after his September transfer request, a move that forces any Premier League suitors to negotiate a fee. Manager Michael Carrick also broke his silence on Manchester City's 114-charge guilty verdict.
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Rejected by Chelsea at 14, Michael Olise Returns to Sign with the Blues
Trained and then sidelined by Chelsea as a teenager, Michael Olise is set to join the London club after spells at Reading, Crystal Palace and Bayern Munich, where he compiled 62 goals and 60 assists in 143 matches.
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United eye Branthwaite and Van de Ven as Conte signals interest in Old Trafford role
Manchester United are building a defensive shortlist for 2027 that includes Everton's Jarrad Branthwaite and Tottenham's Micky van de Ven, while Antonio Conte has publicly hinted at his appetite for a struggling historic club in the Premier League.
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Carragher warns Iraola faces title pressure if City are relegated over financial breaches
Jamie Carragher believes a severe punishment for Manchester City following their Premier League financial rules conviction would immediately raise expectations on Liverpool boss Andoni Iraola to deliver a title. Meanwhile, former Reds manager Arne Slot has taken up a role with UEFA's Technical Observer Group.
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Dion Dublin brands Eric Young a 'coward' over 1992 tackle that derailed his Manchester United career
Dion Dublin has spoken candidly about the leg-breaking tackle by Crystal Palace's Eric Young at Old Trafford in September 1992, saying he will never forgive the defender and that the injury effectively ended his time at Manchester United.
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Motsi emerges as City's next academy prospect ahead of crunch Youth League clash with PSG
Former Leicester youngster Darren Motsi is catching the eye at Manchester City after scoring for England Under-17s, while the Under-19s face a must-win UEFA Youth League home game against PSG following their opening defeat at Porto.
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Carrick demands more 'fire' from United as slow start prompts tactical rethink
Michael Carrick has acknowledged Manchester United's underwhelming start to the season — five points from five games — and says his side must raise their intensity, beginning with Saturday's home fixture against Tottenham.
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United offer JJ Gabriel scholarship to block cut-price exit as Carrick breaks silence on City charges
Manchester United have handed teenage prospect JJ Gabriel a formal scholarship offer after his exit request last month, a move designed to prevent him leaving for nothing in January. Manager Michael Carrick also addressed the personal impact of Manchester City's guilty verdict on 114 Premier League charges.
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Sesko faces second shin injury layoff as United weigh surgery option for £73m striker
Benjamin Sesko has broken down with another shin problem just weeks after returning from a near four-month absence, leaving Manchester United uncertain over his timeline and considering whether surgery is the best path forward.
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Arsenal face £85m price tag for Esposito as Balogun clause promises Juventus windfall
Arsenal have been quoted more than £85m for Inter Milan forward Pio Esposito as they search for striking reinforcements, while a potential Juventus move for former Gunner Folarin Balogun could trigger a lucrative sell-on clause.
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Ben White cherishes Leeds promotion but needed no persuading to join Arsenal for £50m
Arsenal defender Ben White has spoken warmly about his loan spell at Leeds United, where he played all 46 games in their 2019/20 Championship title-winning season, but says the move to Arsenal in 2021 required little convincing.
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Man City held secret settlement talks with Premier League before guilty verdict, report claims
Manchester City entered early-stage settlement discussions with the Premier League before an independent commission found them guilty of financial rule breaches, but talks collapsed after City insisted on their innocence, according to a Bloomberg report.
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Arteta signs new Arsenal deal to 2030 and vows to build a dynasty at the Emirates
Mikel Arteta has committed his future to Arsenal by signing a new three-year contract that runs until 2030, pledging to build on the club's first Premier League title in 22 years and last season's Champions League final appearance.
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