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[Ben Jacobs] Leicester's Ricardo Pereira is out for six months with a ruptured Achilles. #LCFC not having a good summer.

Mohamed Buya Turay missed his own wedding because Malmö FF wanted him to join the squad early; ”We took the picture beforehand. So it looks like I was there but I wasn’t. My brother had to represent me at the wedding.”

Lewandowski's skill at his official presentation

Unusual result display in the match between Madagascar and Seychelles

Chelsea defender Levi Colwill joins Albion on loan

[The Athletic UK] Hope-o-meter: How fans feel about their club's chances in the 22/23 Premier League season

Leeds owner: "Raphinha to Chelsea was done. I felt ashamed to go back to Boehly to change my position. It was really disrespectful for me, not the right thing to do but I didn't have a choice... I'd rather not have sold him but we needed to buy 6 players."

[ChelseaFC] Marc Cucurella joins ChelseaFC!

Free Talk Friday

Daily Discussion

Manchester United’s Anthony Martial set to miss Brighton game with injury

[Sky Sports] PL transfer spend since summer 2021

Chelsea offered triple deal for Barcelona stars Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, Frenkie de Jong and Memphis Depay

[The Athletic] What do Premier League managers blame after a bad result? And who makes the most excuses? - The Managerial Moans Index

All or Nothing: Arsenal is now up on Amazon Prime

Riqui Puig: “Ferrán Torres? Guardiola didn’t even want him. He played 12 games last year.”

Playboy model 'raises $8million' on OnlyFans in bid to buy Chilean football club O'Higgins FC

Gary Neville: “As ex-captain of Man Utd, seeing the club’s biggest star [CR7] playing petty games disgusts me. You can’t have your stars run things for you. It happened with Pogba and his agent as well. This isn’t the first time this has happened.”

Tactics Thursday