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[BBC Sport] Tottenham head coach Ange Postecoglou on team news being leaked by someone inside the club

[Sky Sports] Mohamed Salah on signing his new deal

[TheAthletic] Real Madrid are most keen on Arsenal's William Saliba. They are deploying their usual transfer strategy: staying close to the player discreetly and preparing the ground to try and sign him in 2026 for an affordable amount or in 2027 as a free agent.

Matic posts post-match photo of his son next to United's substitute goalkeeper's jersey

[Joyce] Virgil van Dijk will also extend his contract for two years

Dimitri Payet 'forced lawyer mistress to drink her own urine and assaulted her'

Hansi Flick's great 2 headers vs Dortmund

[Liverpool] Mo Salah signs new contract

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More details about the new Man United Stadium

Front page from L'Equipe ahead of PSG's second leg against Liverpool

[Bild+] Liverpool show strong interest in Borussia Dortmund CB Nico Schlotterbeck. They are willing to pay far beyond €50m for the 25 y/o German

Leonardo Bonucci: "Juventus s**t display against Atalanta hurt my heart. I've never seen anything like it... If the club wants to win right away you get Conte in the summer, otherwise you give Motta time... Motta must learn that saying you are sad is not enough at Juventus."

ED: PSV will reimburse the tickets of all fans who bought a ticket for Arsenal v PSV after their horrific 1-7 loss at home. It totals approx. 3000 tickets worth around 200.000 euro

Manchester United confirms ambitions to build new stadium

5 years ago today - the last match played at full capacity before COVID shut down football, as Atlético Madrid came back from 2-0 down and beat Liverpool 2-3 at Anfield to qualify for the Champions League QF

Arne Slot on 1st leg of PSG tie: "Maybe 50-50 is a fair way of looking at it. The result was ours, the performance was for them."

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