August 25, 2025
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According to prominent Italian Journalist Fabrizio Romano, Manchester United ready to finalize Ā£21.5m deal after player gives green light to Old Trafford switch

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ā€œHEā€™S SAID YES TO UNITED!ā€ ā€“ Ā£21.5M Transfer Nears Completion as Fabrizio Romano Confirms Player’s Approval In a significant development for Manchester Unitedā€™s summer plans, the club is on the verge of completing a Ā£21.5 million signing. According to trusted transfer expert Fabrizio Romano, the player has officially given the green light to the move,…

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Report: Ā£80,000-a-week Liverpool star ready to leave Anfield after Slot decisionā€¦

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šŸšØ Tsimikas Poised for Anfield Exit Amid Interest from Premier League and La Liga Clubs Liverpoolā€™s Ā£80,000-a-week defender Kostas Tsimikas may be set to leave Anfield this summer, following a decision by new head coach Arne Slot that could keep the Greek international in a familiar backup role. According to GIVEMESPORT sources, Tsimikas has attracted…

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Chelsea have already identified their Raheem Sterling replacement and need him to go ASAP to secure deal

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Chelsea have reportedly identified a replacement for Raheem Sterling. On Sunday afternoon, Raheem Sterling was excluded from Chelsea’s squad for their Premier League match against Manchester City. City won the game 2-0 with goals from Erling Haaland and Mateo Kovacic. Following this, Sterling’s representatives issued a statement seeking clarity on his future. The statement explained…

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BREAKING: Xabi Alonso Names Real Madridā€™s 2025 FIFA Club World Cup Squad ā€“ GĆ¼ler to Captain, MbappĆ© Omitted

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  In a last-minute bombshell, Real Madrid head coach Xabi Alonso has officially unveiled the clubā€™s squad for the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup, and it comes with a shocking twist ā€” Arda GĆ¼ler has been handed the captainā€™s armband, while Kylian MbappĆ© is not included in the final list.   The decision has stunned…

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ARSENAL šŸ”„šŸŸļøArsenal have been making notable progress under Mikel Artetaā€™s guidance, and with a solid squad now assembled, the club is positioning itself as a formidable force in the Premier League. However, a decision made by Arteta over the summerā€”allowing Nuno Tavares to depart on loanā€”may have raised some questions. Tavares, who is currently impressing at Lazio, has been showing his potential, but his recent success in Serie A may not be enough to secure him a future at Arsenal. The young Portuguese full-back had an up-and-down experience at Arsenal, with moments of brilliance that showcased his talents but also instances where he struggled to maintain consistency. This inconsistency, particularly in terms of defensive discipline, has perhaps made it difficult for Arteta to rely on him within his tactical system. Arteta has high demands when it comes to the defensive qualities of his full-backs, prioritizing discipline and reliability in defense. Tavares, although capable of contributing offensively, did not always display the level of defensive stability Arteta seeks. This may have ultimately influenced the managerā€™s decision to explore other options for the left-back position. One such alternative is Riccardo Calafiori, whom Arsenal recently signed and seems to be regarded as a better fit for Artetaā€™s vision for the role. Calafioriā€™s signing hints at Arsenalā€™s long-term plan for the left-back position, which emphasizes a more structured approach aligned with Artetaā€™s strategic demands. While Tavares has managed an impressive seven assists this season at Lazio, underscoring his offensive capabilities, Artetaā€™s system favors full-backs who are strong defensively, which may explain why Tavares is not seen as the ideal option for Arsenalā€™s backline. The loan move to Lazio could, however, work in Arsenalā€™s favor from a business perspective. Tavaresā€™ strong performances in Italy have the potential to increase his market value, and Arsenal could use this as leverage in future transfer negotiations if they decide to let him go permanently. While Tavaresā€™ current stint at Lazio is proving to be successful, it appears unlikely that he will be reintegrated into the Arsenal squad unless there are unforeseen tactical changes or injury setbacks that necessitate his return. For now, Arteta seems content with his options, and Tavaresā€™ future with the Gunners remains uncertain.

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Arsenal is making significant strides under Mikel Arteta, establishing itself as a strong contender in the Premier League. However, a summer decision to loan out Nuno Tavares has sparked some debate. Currently impressing at Lazio, Tavares has shown his potential, but his success in Serie A may not guarantee a future at Arsenal. The young…

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Confirmed by Fabrizio Romano Shocking FC Barcelona Star has confirmed this morning that he will leave FC Barcelona to join Premier League Club after poor playing time in FC Barcelona last Season.

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According to Fabrizio Romano, a surprising development has emerged: a prominent FC Barcelona player announced this morning that he will be leaving the club to join a Premier League team due to limited playing time last season.   According to transfer market expert Fabrizio Romano, Barcelona made a strong effort to keep their promising young…

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