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Quansah's £35m Leverkusen rise proves Liverpool academy chief wrong after Anfield exit
Jarell Quansah has become a key figure at Bayer Leverkusen and a trusted England international since leaving Liverpool for £35m last summer, prompting academy director Alex Inglethorpe to admit he underestimated the 23-year-old defender's potential.
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Arsenal extend Arteta to 2030 as Man City reel from 115-charge guilty verdict
Arsenal handed Manchester City a double blow on Wednesday, announcing a new contract for Mikel Arteta through 2030 just as City absorbed an independent panel's guilty ruling in the long-running 115 financial charges case.
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Alvarez reverses Barcelona stance as Arsenal renew £100m pursuit ahead of January window
Julian Alvarez is now seriously considering a move to Arsenal in January after his insistence on joining Barcelona faded, with the Gunners having held detailed discussions with the striker's camp in recent weeks.
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Burnham insists he did not downplay Man City verdict as Premier League clubs voice concern over political interference
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has pushed back against accusations that he minimised the gravity of Manchester City's guilty verdict on 114 financial rule breaches, telling reporters in Berlin that the process must remain fully independent.
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UK Prime Minister Burnham denies downplaying Man City's guilty verdict on financial charges
Andy Burnham has pushed back against accusations that he trivialised Manchester City's guilty verdict on serious Premier League financial rule breaches, insisting the findings must be treated with "great care and seriousness" while the appeals process runs its course.
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Glasner warns Premier League that slow Man City punishment will drive fans away
Crystal Palace boss Oliver Glasner has urged the Premier League to move swiftly on Manchester City's punishment following their guilty verdict on 114 financial rule breaches, warning that fan trust — and viewership — will erode the longer the process drags on.
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Manchester United table scholarship offer to retain 16-year-old JJ Gabriel as Barcelona and Real Madrid circle
Manchester United have formally offered JJ Gabriel a scholarship contract after the teenager's representatives requested his registration be terminated. Barcelona, Real Madrid, Bayern Munich and PSG are all monitoring the 16-year-old, who has not returned to Carrington in three weeks.
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Man United offer JJ Gabriel scholarship contract as £350k exit to Europe looms
Manchester United have lodged a formal scholarship contract offer for 16-year-old JJ Gabriel, but the forward has not returned to Carrington in three weeks and remains expected to leave, with Barcelona, Real Madrid, Bayern Munich and PSG all interested.
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Maresca backs Man City hierarchy with 'complete trust' despite guilty verdict ahead of Anfield trip
Chelsea head coach Enzo Maresca has expressed full confidence in the Manchester City hierarchy following the club's guilty verdict on all Premier League financial charges, as City prepare to face Liverpool at Anfield on Sunday.
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Holloway demands City expelled from football entirely after 114-charge guilty verdict
Former Blackpool manager Ian Holloway delivered a six-minute tirade against Manchester City following their guilty verdict on 114 Premier League financial rule breaches, calling for the club to be removed not just from the top flight but from the EFL altogether.
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Maresca says City players are 'not worried at all' as guilty verdict looms over Anfield trip
Chelsea head coach Enzo Maresca insists his Manchester City squad remain focused and 'excited' ahead of Sunday's Premier League visit to Liverpool, despite the club being found guilty of all charges relating to serious breaches of financial regulations.
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Maresca backs Man City hierarchy 'completely' despite £900m guilty verdict ahead of Anfield trip
Chelsea manager Enzo Maresca says he trusts Manchester City's leadership fully and that squad morale remains high, even as the club face potentially catastrophic punishments after being found guilty of 114 Premier League financial rule breaches.
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Mourinho jokes he may not live to see Man City verdict after guilty ruling
José Mourinho has quipped that he and his interviewer — both 'nearing 60' — should consider themselves lucky to still be alive by the time Manchester City's appeal process reaches a final verdict, following the Premier League's ruling that City were guilty of 114 of 115 financial charges.
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Everton's Martin Sherif fined £5,000 for 61 betting breaches but escapes ban
Everton striker Martin Sherif has been fined £5,000 by the Football Association after admitting he caused or permitted 61 bets totalling almost £2,000 to be placed on football matches between November 2024 and February 2025.
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Amorim's AC Milan move could cost United both Balde and Zirkzee in January
Ruben Amorim's arrival at AC Milan is set to complicate Manchester United's January transfer window, with his new club pursuing left-back Alejandro Balde and reportedly interested in United forward Joshua Zirkzee for around £30 million.
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Haaland urges City to 'stick together' after guilty verdict ahead of Liverpool trip
Erling Haaland has called on Manchester City to stay united following the club's guilty verdict on 114 Premier League financial charges, as City prepare to face Liverpool at Anfield on Sunday.
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Man City host PSG in Champions League opener with hospitality tickets still available
Manchester City face Paris Saint-Germain at the Etihad on Wednesday, October 14, in the UEFA Champions League league phase. Hospitality and VIP packages remain on sale, with prices starting at £249 per person.
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Haaland urges Man City fans to 'stay positive' after 115 charges guilty verdict
Erling Haaland has broken his silence on Manchester City's Premier League charges verdict, calling on supporters to 'stick together and stay positive' as the club prepares to appeal findings of guilt on nearly all 115 counts.
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Xhaka handed suspended £136k fine after admitting forged Covid vaccine certificate
Granit Xhaka has received a suspended fine of £136,266.75 and a two-year probation period after admitting he obtained a forged Covid-19 vaccine certificate in Switzerland in 2022, when the documents were required for international travel.
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Arteta becomes Premier League's highest-paid manager with new £20m-a-year Arsenal deal
Mikel Arteta has signed a new contract with Arsenal running until 2030, making him the highest-paid manager in the Premier League at an estimated £20 million a year — more than any player on the club's books.
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