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Mourinho jokes he may not live to see final verdict in Man City financial case
Jose Mourinho has quipped that he and Pep Guardiola may not survive long enough to see the end of Manchester City's legal battle, after the club appealed a ruling finding them guilty of serious Premier League financial rule breaches.
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Arteta admits keeping « poison in his veins » after Champions League final loss to PSG
Defeated on penalties by PSG in the Champions League final on May 30, Mikel Arteta reveals the wound remains fresh and will fuel his motivation, despite winning the Premier League title in the same season.
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Van de Ven's Old Trafford return puts him in United's sights as Martinez future hangs in balance
Manchester United are weighing the long-term future of injury-prone defender Lisandro Martinez, and Tottenham's Micky van de Ven — in town this weekend — has emerged as the leading candidate to replace him.
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Bardsley warns 16-year-old Gabriel he is not yet ready for Premier League after Man Utd snub
Former Manchester United defender Phil Bardsley has cautioned teenage prospect JJ Gabriel over his readiness for Premier League football, after the club declined to meet the player's camp requests — including Champions League minutes and a guaranteed squad number.
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Maresca faces first press conference since Man City found guilty of Premier League breaches
Enzo Maresca returned to Manchester City's training ground in relaxed mood on Thursday ahead of his first media briefing since the club was found guilty on multiple charges of breaking Premier League financial rules across a nine-year period.
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Everton's Martin Sherif fined £5,000 after admitting 61 FA betting rule breaches
Everton striker Martin Sherif has been handed a £5,000 fine by the FA after admitting to 61 breaches of betting rules. The 20-year-old had six gambling accounts in his name, with £1,974.77 staked on football matches between November 2024 and February 2026.
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Lampard and four Premier League managers react to Manchester City's guilty verdict on 114 charges
Manchester City's Premier League rivals have begun responding to the club's guilty verdict on 114 of 115 financial charges. Coventry City boss Frank Lampard, Leeds United's Daniel Farke, and three other managers addressed the fallout at their Thursday press conferences.
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Bardsley warns 16-year-old Gabriel is not physically ready for Premier League as United exit looms
Former Manchester United defender Phil Bardsley has questioned whether teenage wonderkid JJ Gabriel is physically developed enough for Premier League football, as the 16-year-old pushes to leave Old Trafford amid a lack of competitive minutes.
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Endrick's reported AC Milan preference leaves Zirkzee's United future in further doubt
AC Milan have reportedly turned their attention to signing Real Madrid's Endrick, potentially blocking a move for Joshua Zirkzee and leaving the Dutch striker's future at Old Trafford increasingly uncertain.
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Gordon praises Pedri's vision at Barcelona in remarks that cast shadow over Newcastle midfielders
Anthony Gordon has credited Pedri with seeing runs that went unnoticed throughout his career, a comment that drew an implicit contrast with the midfielders he played alongside during three and a half years at Newcastle United.
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Three Guinness World Records for Max Dowman, Arsenal's 16-year-old gem
English striker Max Dowman received three Guinness World Records certificates on Thursday following a historic first professional season with Arsenal: youngest Premier League goalscorer, youngest English champion, and youngest player in the UEFA Champions League.
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Arteta vows Champions League revenge after PSG final defeat: 'I have poison in my veins'
Mikel Arteta has described the pain of Arsenal's Champions League final penalty defeat to PSG as 'poison in my veins', saying the hurt will drive him after signing a new contract worth nearly £20 million per year until 2030.
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Devaney shines as Ireland stun England U21s and United derby date set for April
Jacob Devaney played the full 90 minutes as Republic of Ireland's U21s beat England 3-1 in Cork, while Manchester United's Under-21 Manchester derby has been rescheduled to April 5 at the City Football Academy.
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McTominay contract stand-off at Napoli opens door to Manchester United return
Scott McTominay is locked in a contract dispute with Napoli that could see him leave as early as January, with Manchester United, Aston Villa and Real Madrid all reported to have made enquiries about the Serie A title winner.
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EFL chiefs say Man City should drop to the bottom of the pyramid after 114-charge verdict
Senior EFL figures have called for Manchester City to be relegated to the foot of the English football pyramid following their guilty verdict on 114 financial charges. City are appealing the ruling and insist they have irrefutable evidence to clear their name.
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Lineker urges Manchester City to 'own it' and accept punishment after guilty verdict
Gary Lineker has called on Manchester City to accept their punishment 'for the good of the game' following an independent commission's verdict that more than £830m of owner funding was used to inflate revenues through 'sham' arrangements between 2009-10 and 2017-18.
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Iraola sweats on Isak and Gakpo fitness ahead of Liverpool's clash with Man City
Liverpool head coach Andoni Iraola has confirmed Alexander Isak and Cody Gakpo both returned injured from international duty, leaving his two senior forwards doubtful for Sunday's Premier League visit of Manchester City.
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Lineker backs 'phenomenal' Kane to win Ballon d'Or after record-equalling brace against Czechia
Gary Lineker has called Harry Kane a deserving Ballon d'Or candidate after the England captain equalled Peter Shilton's 125-cap record and scored twice in a 3-0 Nations League win over Czech Republic at Wembley.
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Sky Sports adds live descriptive audio and subtitles to Premier League coverage for disabled fans
Sky Sports is introducing Live Descriptive Audio Commentary for blind and partially sighted viewers, plus Live Subtitles for deaf fans, with both features debuting during Manchester United vs Tottenham Hotspur on 10 October.
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Liverpool target Adrien Truffert in £60m move to replace Milos Kerkez at left-back
Liverpool are reportedly ready to raid Bournemouth for a second successive left-back, with Spanish outlet Fichajes claiming the Reds are targeting Adrien Truffert for £60m — 50 per cent more than they paid for Milos Kerkez.
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