Morgan Rogers’ rapid rise at Aston Villa has brought renewed attention to his departure from Manchester City, with Pep Guardiola describing the move as a matter of timing rather than talent.
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Chelsea are preparing for another busy transfer window, with internal discussions now focusing on easing the growing strain in midfield as Enzo Maresca shapes his squad for a demanding season.
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Once regarded as one of Europe’s finest midfielders, the Argentine arrived in England at the height of his reputation. Years later, he would admit that leaving Manchester United too soon and the move that followed became the decision he regretted most.
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Liverpool are already laying the groundwork for a future defining transfer, with reports from Spain claiming the club is willing to commit close to €100 million to secure a long term attacking successor, while Barcelona’s financial struggles could leave them sidelined.
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Barcelona face a potential season-ending setback after Andreas Christensen suffered a serious knee injury in training, forcing the club to consider defensive reinforcements ahead of the January transfer window.
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Ruben Neves has reopened the door to European football after rejecting a new contract in Saudi Arabia, with his future now a growing talking point ahead of the January transfer window.
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The 1990 World Cup final ended in noise and fireworks, but its most enduring image was silent. As Germany celebrated in Rome, Franz Beckenbauer walked alone a brief, unguarded moment that outlasted the trophy lift itself.
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Real Madrid’s contract stalemate with Vinicius Junior is drawing attention far beyond Spain, and an unexpected destination is now being discussed behind the scenes.
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N’Golo Kanté rarely dominated headlines, yet season after season he shaped matches, titles and teams in the Premier League. Through late recognition, relentless work and an unchanging sense of perspective, he became the standard by which modern midfielders are judged.
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Dominic Calvert Lewin believes his form at Leeds United has put him back in the World Cup conversation, even without a word from England’s new head coach.
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