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[Manu Sainz, AS] Joao Felix has decided he wants to join FC Barcelona! He wants to be a blaugrana and it is his big dream to put on the Barça shirt

On this day 5 years ago, France beat Croatia 4-2 to win the 2018 World Cup. In the same game, Kylian Mbappé also became the second teenager since Pelé to score in a World Cup Final

[Declan Rice's] farewell message to West Ham on Instagram

[Paul Joyce] Fabinho left out of Liverpool squad for tour to Germany after £40m bid from Al-Ittihad. Jordan Henderson travels.

[Sky Sports, Di Marzio] Inter pull out of the Lukaku race

Inter got a hold of Lukaku and his lawyer late last night after the two avoided phone calls from Inter the whole day. It was a 'fiery' conversation and Inter are now reflecting on what to do. They were extremely surprised on learning Lukaku's interest in Juventus and are considering leaving Lukaku

West Ham United can confirm that agreement has been reached for Declan Rice to leave the Club for a British record transfer fee.

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[The Athletic] Jordan Henderson future hinges on fee after Liverpool midfielder verbally agrees Al Ettifaq contract

Mumbai City reveals new logo

[Official] Jurrien Timber officially signs for Arsenal

[David Ornstein] Premier League to switch from Nike balls to Puma when current deal expires in 2025. Nike given every opportunity to extend but no agreement reached & partnership will end after 25 yrs. Puma has struck lucrative contract to take over

Benjamin Mendy not guilty of rape and attempted rape, jury finds

[Sam Wallace] The Premier League's American Dream falls flat as Christian Pulisic depart. Winger's £20 million transfer to AC Milan brings to an end an underwhelming four years at Stamford Bridge

[Florian Plettenberg] Excl. News #Walker: Bayern have reached a total verbal agreement NOW! Walker, ready to sign for FC Bayern as he said YES today! Now, Bayern has to find an agreement with ManCity. #MCFC Contract until 2025 + 1 as revealed.

[Craig Foster] Orange France's commercial for the 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup

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[The Athletic] English football finances in ‘precarious position’ as report finds most clubs ‘heavily reliant on owners’ funding

[@fepafut] Panama are in the final of the 2023 Concacaf Gold Cup getting past the United States in a penalty shootout, their first continental final since 2013!