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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

Stories By Harry De Cosemo

  • Sport

    What went wrong for Dele Alli?

    Young footballers failing to fulfil their potential  is nothing new, but in the case of Dele Alli, there is an extra sense of what might have been. Once English football’s golden boy, Dele’s career is now drifting into obscurity.

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    Will Liverpool regret not signing Jude Bellingham?

    There has been an active movement against Liverpool’s owners, the Fenway Sports Group, for quite some time. It hasn’t been prominent among the majority, there are no Anfield banners or protests, but it could be about to grow after the events of the last few days.

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    Should Unai Emery be manager of the year?

    Unai Emery inherited a flailing project at Aston Villa. Steven Gerrard’s reign was supposed to be defining; the club had been promoted in 2019 and survived under Dean Smith, and the former England midfielder, who had done so well at Rangers, was seen as the big name to establish then as a Premier League, and potentially European force.

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    Bukayo Saka’s impressive form

    Bukayo Saka entered this season with a bit of a point to prove. While he had successfully put his penalty miss in the Euro 2020 final, and the subsequent backlash, behind him, there was still work to be done for him to be appreciated on the same level of his fellow future England stars.

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    Luis Enrique could be a great fit for Chelsea

    Luis Enrique is on the lookout for a new job. After leaving Spain following a disappointing World Cup performance in Qatar, the former Barcelona boss is making noises. Perhaps people should be listening.

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    Newcastle with a huge opportunity against Man Utd

    As the full time whistle blew in the Carabao Cup final at Wembley, there was a sense that Newcastle United’s season could crumble. Until that 2-0 defeat to Manchester United at the end of February, the Magpies had looked imperious in their unlikely pursuit of Champions League qualification.

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    Increase in reactive sackings in the Premier League

    Right now, we are probably watching the most intense battle to avoid relegation from the Premier League in years. After the international break, the run-in will begin, with just four points separating the bottom nine teams.

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    Looking at Mesut Özil’s legacy

    When Mesut Özil announced his retirement at the age of 34 this week, his legacy was instantly the subject of debate. The former Germany midfielder is arguably his country’s most talented player of the 21st century, proving pivotal to their World Cup triumph in 2014.

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    Valencia and Sevilla find themselves in a battle against relegation

    Spanish football is struggling. Just over a decade ago, it was at its height; the national team had come off the back of defending their European Championship, sandwiching a maiden World Cup success, and at club level, Barcelona were performing at levels which propelled them into a debate over the best club sides ever.

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    Will Still needs time at Reims to develop

    Will Still’s story will give every Football Manager fan hope. The 30-year-old was obsessed with the computer simulation, so much so that it provided a quite romantic story of his rise into top level coaching.

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    PSG should give their youth more of a chance

    Exiting the Allianz Arena last week, as Paris Saint-Germain ended yet another Champions League campaign disappointingly falling short, Lionel Messi’s face said everything. PSG had lost to Bayern Munich, and the manner of their last 16 exit was particularly damning.

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