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Bayern Munich’s Jamal Musiala has rejected a new contract offer from the club, reportedly due to disagreements over wage demands, which could potentially pave the way for a move to Manchester City, who are said to be keen on signing the talented youngster.

Ansu Fati, the 21-year-old Spanish forward, remains a valued asset at Barcelona, with the club insisting they want to keep him despite his prolonged absence from league action since August 2023 and subsequent loan to Brighton.

Frustrated Jim Goodwin admitted a slow start cost Dundee United their unbeaten Scottish Premiership run after losing to Rangers.

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Cristian Romero has caused a stir on social media by briefly reposting a report suggesting Tottenham chiefs forced him to organise his own travel back from international duty.

Everton are considering a surprise bid for Newcastle goalkeeper Nick Pope if Jordan Pickford fails to regain his form and consistency between the posts.

Liverpool are unlikely to move for Sevilla’s 24-year-old centre-back Loic Bade, despite being linked with the Frenchman.

AC Milan, Inter Milan, and Napoli are reportedly vying for the signature of Torino’s highly sought-after 23-year-old midfielder Samuele Ricci, who has caught the attention of Italy’s top clubs with his impressive performances.

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Newcastle United are monitoring the situation of Bayern Munich’s 28-year-old German winger Leroy Sane, whose contract expires at the end of the season, with a potential free transfer move on the cards.

Manchester City‘s Manuel Akanji criticizes escalating fixture congestion, warning there’s a “limit” to players’ physical and mental endurance.

Newcastle boss Eddie Howe has not received an approach from the FA to replace Gareth Southgate as England manager, with Lee Carsley favored for the permanent appointment.

Liverpool are cooling interest in Sevilla’s 24-year-old centre-back Loic Bade, despite previous links.