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What next for Eberechi Eze ?
When Eberechi Eze scored Crystal Palace’s winning goal in the FA Cup final against Manchester City in May, he could have been forgiven for thinking his work with the Eagles was done. But that isn’t what makes his character so special.
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Oviedo Back From the Brink: One Last Miracle from Santi Cazorla
Santi Cazorla is twice a European champion and an FA Cup winner. He is one of Spain’s golden generation, a marvel of a footballer who helped break down barriers. His small, diminutive frame was his springboard to success when the sport, particularly in England where he thrived at Arsenal, was convinced physical prowess was a minimum requirement.
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Tottenham must strengthen in these three key positions
Tottenham Hotspur’s first big move of the summer was to change manager. Despite guiding the North London club to Europa League glory, Ange Postecoglou was shown the door with Thomas Frank appointed in his place as Spurs’ new boss.
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Jackson red card may jeopardise his Chelsea future
Four minutes. That’s all it took Nicolas Jackson to see red after coming on in the second half of Chelsea’s Club World Cup game against Flamengo. The Blues were already trailing when the striker was sent off for a studs-up tackle on opposition defender Lucas Ayrton, but with 10 men they stood no chance of a comeback.
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Wirtz signing is a landmark moment for Liverpool
The race to sign Florian Wirtz has been intense, but Liverpool are set to cross the line first. Many of Europe’s biggest, and richest, clubs wanted the German superstar. Bayern Munich, Manchester City and Real Madrid were particularly interested, yet a summer switch to the Premier League proved most enticing to the 22-year-old.
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Club World Cup: A preview of Manchester City’s next era.
The Manchester City team that plays the club’s opening game at the 2025 Club World Cup could be very different to the one that finished the Premier League season. That was only a few weeks ago, but City have been busy.
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Spurs Make the Switch to Frank
Whether Ange Postecoglou deserved to be sacked by Spurs or not, Daniel Levy mustn’t have expected such backlash. The media were always likely to be critical because his Europa League victory flipped the narrative on the strangest of seasons in an instant.
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Club World Cup must be taken seriously by Europe’s top teams
After years of planning, the expanded Club World Cup will kick off on Saturday. Originally slated for 2021, the 32-team tournament has become a defining symbol of Gianni Infantino’s tenure as FIFA president.
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Sesko may not be the striker that Arsenal need
Arsenal need a new centre forward. Anyone who watched how the Gunners’ 2024/25 campaign fizzled out in the Premier League and Champions League knows this with Mikel Arteta seemingly among those aware of his team’s deficiency in the forward line.
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Jadon Sancho is at a career crossroad.
Jadon Sancho was once a trailblazer. In 2017, it was extremely rare to see England players of any age make moves abroad, let alone those looking to take their first steps at senior level. When he signed for Borussia Dortmund from Manchester City as a teenager, he was barely known outside of Etihad campus.
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Toney could still be a useful option for England
Six international breaks. That’s all Thomas Tuchel has to work with before England kick off their 2026 World Cup campaign, assuming they make light work of qualifying for the tournament. The German coach was brought in to forge a team capable of becoming world champions and he is very much already on the clock.
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