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Will Mohamed Salah’s return from AFCON destabilise Liverpool again?
The Africa Cup of Nations came at the right time for Mohamed Salah, and for Liverpool. The Egyptian has had some time to cool off after the inflammatory comments made before leaving for the tournament in mid-December, giving Arne Slot and the decision-makers at Anfield one less thing to worry about over the last month.
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Why Oliver Glasner’s Crystal Palace Reign Is Ending In Turmoil
It was telling that when Oliver Glasner made his way over to the visiting Crystal Palace fans after defeat to Sunderland on Saturday, the reception he received was far from positive. Eight months ago, the Austrian guided Palace to their greatest ever achievement, one that is not likely to ever be topped.
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Arsenal, City or Liverpool – which Premier League team would be the best fit for Marc Guehi?
The January transfer window is open and Marc Guehi could be among the highest profile players on the move. Indeed, there is a lot of speculation swirling around the Crystal Palace defender. Guehi is out of contract at Selhurst Park at the end of the 2025/26 season, meaning he could become a free agent in the summer.
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Rosenior and the Chelsea Model
Liam Rosenior’s interview process to become the new Chelsea manager was a short one. It’s not even certain the Stamford Bridge club considered other candidates to replace Enzo Maresca. Instead, Chelsea simply looked down the BlueCo production line and plucked Rosenior off the conveyor belt to take over.
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Starting Again, Again: Manchester United and the Cost of Living in the Past
Once again, Manchester United are starting again. Ruben Amorim left the club this week after appearing to criticise the board for stifling him, and the search is on for his replacement. It is yet another wasted era where the Premier League’s most successful club spent heavily and backed a coach with a specific system without making up ground on the clubs sat on what they see as their perch.
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Reijnders has filled the Kevin de Bruyne-shaped hole in City’s midfield
In the end, Manchester City missed the chance to keep the pressure on Arsenal at the top of the Premier League, conceding a stoppage time goal to drop points at home to Chelsea on Sunday. It was a result that halted City’s momentum and highlighted where Pep Guardiola’s team still has some progress to make.
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Outstanding Declan Rice is currently on the same level as Rodri when he won the Ballon d’Or
When Arsenal needed someone to step up and push them towards an important win over Bournemouth, Declan Rice obliged, scoring twice in a 3-2 victory. The 26-year-old has done that a lot in recent times.
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Why Chelsea Have Become a Managerial Graveyard
Since Clearlake and Todd Boehly arrived on the scene, Chelsea have felt like an explosion waiting to happen. Last week, with the acrimonious exit of head coach Enzo Maresca, it finally detonated. Maresca departed in what appeared to be a club-led move, but he had made his displeasure clear a matter of weeks earlier.
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Cherki Steps Up for Manchester City
If anyone was in any doubt about the importance of Rayan Cherki’s role to Manchester City, they were surely convinced by the Frenchman’s performance in the win over Nottingham Forest. Cherki was the best player on the pitch, contributing a goal and an assist to keep Pep Guardiola’s team within touching distance of Arsenal.
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Rayan Cherki – A symbol of change for Man City this season.
If anyone was in any doubt about the importance of Rayan Cherki’s role to Manchester City, they were surely convinced by the Frenchman’s performance in the win over Nottingham Forest. Cherki was the best player on the pitch, contributing a goal and an assist to keep Pep Guardiola’s team within touching distance of Arsenal.
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Unai Emery Shows His Class at Chelsea
Just as it appeared Aston Villa’s incredible winning run was coming to an end, Unai Emery flexed his tactical muscle. Trailing 1-0 to Chelsea, the Spaniard made three changes from the bench, introducing Ollie Watkins, Jadon Sancho and Amadou Onana.
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