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[official] Spain qualify for the Women’s World Cup Final.

[Steinberg] Exclusive: West Ham abandon Harry Maguire chase after growing tired of waiting

The highest paid football players in the world according to Le Parisien

[The Athletic]: Chelsea would like to add 2 more attackers, a new goalkeeper and Romeo Lavia. Their spending seems endless & rival clubs and fans are annoyed & confused. But CFC believe they have a plan to stay within FFP rules.

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The /r/soccer Kit Megathread 2023/24

Today's penalty shoot-out between Australia and France is the longest shoot-out to ever take place in a FIFA World Cup, either men's or women's, with 20 penalties

[Romano] Daniel Levy: “We tried to offer Kane and his camp different forms of new contract both short and long term” “Harry was clear that he wanted a fresh challenge and would not be signing a new contract this summer”. “We have reluctantly, therefore, agreed to his transfer”.

[Harry Kane] is Bayern's new number 9.

[Harry Kane] Thank You Tottenham

[The Matildas] Australia have reached the semi-finals of the Women’s World Cup for the very first time.

Arsenal [1] - 0 Nottingham Forest - Eddie Nketiah 26' (great assist)

Arsenal [2] - 0 Nottingham Forest - Bukayo Saka great goal 32'

[Official] Harry Kane joins Bayern Munich

Non-PL Daily Discussion

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[OfficialBHAFC] RDZ: "I have already forgotten about Moises. I'm really proud of the players we have in the squad. We want to keep improving. The credit goes to the club. Bigger clubs can buy our players but they can't buy our soul or spirit."

[talkSPORT] Brighton will not accept offer from Chelsea for less than £111m

[David Lynch] Klopp on his previous comments about spending £100m on a single player: “Everything changed. Do I like it? No. But did I realise I was wrong? Yes, definitely. It’s not great but it’s the way it goes.”

Alan Shearer on Twitter regarding Harry Kane's transfer to Bayern Munich