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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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    Bernardo Silva will become a Manchester City great, given time

    Slow-burning City, slow-burning Silva Manchester City’s courtship of manager Pep Guardiola went way beyond the announcement he would be leaving Bayern Munich in February 2016, five months before arriving in England.

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    Why English clubs might have more Champions League success than you think

    The Glory Days When Craig Bellamy unleashed his now infamous ‘golf swing’ celebration in the Camp Nou as Liverpool knocked defending champions Barcelona out of the 2006/07 Champions League, the tabloids had a field day speculating over a bust-up with John-Arne Riise.

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    Riyad Mahrez deserves credit for his professionalism at Leicester amid transfer speculation

    Some players seem destined for the top no matter what, but others need the stars to align first. Riyad Mahrez will have returned to Leicester City’s training ground in July thinking he would likely be saying his goodbyes soon enough.

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    Costa and Conte must share blame in their feud

    Often in the case of managers like Chelsea’s Antonio Conte, their greatest asset is their greatest curse. The Italian has lit up the Premier League since joining the Blues last summer, quickly showing why he was the perfect man to get them out of the situation they found themselves in, floundering after a tenth-placed finish and legendary former boss Jose Mourinho’s departure the season earlier.

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    Paul Pogba has started as he needs to go on at Manchester United

    Upon their respective arrivals in Manchester last summer, Pep Guardiola and Jose Mourinho dominated the headlines. Given their history as managers of Barcelona and Real Madrid, and the heat their rivalry generated, it was assumed that would only restart.

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    Swansea can still progress even if Sigurdsson is sold

    Everyone has a different take on which transfer deal from this summer has most perfectly represented the crazy inflation in the current market. Some will say it is Jordan Pickford’s £30million move from Sunderland to Everton, others Marko Arnautovic joining West Ham from Stoke City for £25million.

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    Stoke City regressing fast under Hughes – they must stop the rot

    FOREVER LINKED TO THE ‘PULIS’ STYLE Rather strangely, Stoke City have become something of a cult club. To many members of the English press and even football fans, the Potters have never truly escaped their reputation for playing the ‘ugly’ way upon promotion under Tony Pulis nine years ago even though Mark Hughes has overseen a big turn around in personnel.

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    Michy Batshuayi may be forced out of Chelsea this summer

    Bubbling away under the surface at Stamford Bridge last season, there was a big decision for Antonio Conte. Developments since the Italian celebrated his first title as Chelsea boss suggest he was always going to spend big on a striker this summer; the only question was whom it would be.

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    Time to admit Daniel Sturridge’s Liverpool career is over

    Behind the heavy metal football, high pressing and bear hugs, Jurgen Klopp’s Liverpool transformation has been rather understated. The German is probably the most unique coach in the world, someone a certain type of fan can really identify with, but he is, at heart, quite contrasted in a very good way.

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    Tottenham must plan transfers better if they are to truly succeed

    A lot can be said for this current Tottenham Hotspur team, but perhaps the most remarkable thing is that they managed their best ever Premier League finish last season coming off the back of a rather disastrous summer transfer window.

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    Sanchez and Özil have separate needs as they head into contract talks

    Mesut Özil was meant to be the catalyst, but he wasn’t. Alexis Sanchez was too, but he hasn’t had the desired effect either. Between the years of 2013 and 2014, Arsenal were making strides for success and Arsene Wenger, their manager who had a reputation for being stringent with his transfer budget, was changing his ways in a bid to win their first Premier League title in around a decade.

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