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Harry De Cosemo

A freelance European football journalist who has worked for a variety of outlets including the Press Association, MARCA in English, FourFourTwo and SportsKeeda

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    PSG’s win at Liverpool proves the effectiveness of their new youth-driven approach

    Sometimes, you can watch a game and feel like you’re witnessing something definitive, like the beginning or end of an era. At Anfield on Tuesday night, Paris Saint-Germain came of age; their penalty shootout victory over Liverpool could be the seminal moment where something truly special began.

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    It’s now or never for Joao Felix to deliver on his astronomic potential

    Few clubs in world football can boast an academy with the productivity rate of Benfica. Youth development and selling for profit has become the foundation of their entire philosophy, and the rate with which they promote another gem is genuinely impressive.

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    Newcastle must be ready for a pivotal summer transfer window

    Newcastle United’s season is on a knife edge. The importance of their Premier League win over Nottingham Forest on Sunday cannot be understated, both in the context of the race for Champions League qualification and confidence ahead of the Carabao Cup final against Liverpool in a matter of weeks.

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    Premier League survival has never been harder

    Last weekend, Ipswich Town secured a precious point at Aston Villa to boost their bid to stave off Premier League relegation. Given the heights their hosts are aiming for and their Champions League pedigree, it was undoubtedly an impressive result.

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    Antony is just another victim of the toxicity surrounding Manchester United.

    During his time at Manchester United, nobody quite embodied the perennial crisis at Old Trafford like Antony. The Brazilian winger followed Erik ten Hag to the club from Ajax in the summer of 2022 for a stunning £90m.

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    Reflections on Neymar’s return to Santos

    They say football holds a mirror up to society, a belief the growing sense of disenfranchisement within does little to disprove. While it may be under the ever-tightening grip of greed and bureaucracy, there are some moments which stand as reminders of why the game remains beautiful.

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    Are Spurs too good to go down?

    As Jamie Vardy stood in front of the Tottenham fans, mocking their lack of Premier League titles after equalising in Leicester’s comeback victory on Sunday, a horrible realisation must have befallen the home crowd.

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    Huijsen shows that Newcastle need to take risks in transfer market

    As the full time whistle went at St James’ Park, a mumbled silence fell over the stadium. Newcastle United had just seen their unbeaten run stopped by a tireless Bournemouth side, who ran riot to secure a 4-1 win.

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    Arsenal need to sign a prolific striker

    Arsenal have reached a crossroads in the Mikel Arteta era. After he arrived halfway through the 2019/20 season, he was heavily praised for reinvigorating them as Premier League force, and was held up as an example of what can happen if a club is patient with their manager.

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    Julen Lopetegui sacked by West Ham United

    When Julen Lopetegui became the latest Premier League manager to be sacked on Wednesday, nobody was surprised. But it did leave a bitter taste in the mouth. It had been a long, drawn out saga, and a very public one at that.

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    Real Madrid may be impossible for Alexander-Arnold to resist.

    Real Madrid are a club with pull like no other. It is so hard for any player to turn them down, and they invariably get their man whenever they come calling. Their interest must strike fear into the heart of rivals, and Liverpool are the latest club to face the prospect of losing a star player, as they set their sights on Trent Alexander-Arnold.

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