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Telegraph: James Maddison to be sold this summer regardless of Leicester's fate

[David Ornstein] Charlie Patino set to leave Arsenal permanently this summer. 19yo wants regular 1st team action; unlikely for now + prefers not to exit #AFC on loan again. Club receptive & ready to help facilitate, as interest builds from UK/abroad

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Monday Moan

Manchester United [1] - 0 Aston Villat - Bruno Fernandes goal 39'

Fulham [1] - 1 Manchester City - Carlos Vinicius goal 15'

[TalkSport] Ex-Arsenal player Martin Keown: "I thought Dennis Bergkamp and Therry Henry was one hell of a partnership for Arsenal back in the day. But in Kevin De Bruyne and Erling Haaland, I think maybe it’s gone to another level."

Fulham 0 - [1] Manchester City - Erling Haaland penalty 3'

Casemiro late challenge vs Aston Villa (No card given)

Pep Guardiola: "In life, when it’s gone, it’s gone. When you pass away, you pass away. They remember you for a few days and after, it’s gone. This is true, don’t laugh. [...] Having new players means I've to seduce, it’s a challenge."

Fulham 1 - [2] Manchester City - Julian Alvarez great goal 36'

[Football Daily] Jürgen Klopp on Chelsea: "It's good to see that you cannot just bring top players together and it works out. You cannot have two dressing rooms, you cannot train on two pitches. You have to create relationships."

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Sunday Support

Brighton [4] - 0 Wolves - Danny Welbeck 39'

Video of Wydad fans' Dragon Ball-themed triple-tifo in African Champions League

[Mike McGrath] Harry Kane could leave Tottenham on a free transfer | Kane has 1 year left on his current deal. He is believed to be looking at all options, which will include running down his final 12 months at the club where he has played for 10 years and scored 274 goals.

Brighton [3] - 0 Wolves - Pascal Gross great goal 26'

[The Athletic] Chelsea’s players left yearning for stability after a season wrecked by upheaval. Sources close to senior players, suggest some are already starting to express regret at having committed to such a lengthy term and more…

[Bundesliga] On the final day of the season 4️⃣5️⃣ years ago today, Borussia Mönchengladbach needed to win by more than 10 goals and hope that noisy neighbours FC Köln slipped up. Heynckes scored five and Gladbach secured a giant win, but 1. FC Köln beat FC St. Pauli 5–0 to become champions.

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