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Daniel Levy concerned that a quick, cut-price deal on Chelsea could reduce the value of Tottenham, which has effectively been on the market for years without anyone coming close to meeting the asking price. Goldstein and Boehly, have both failed in previous attempts to buy Tottenham before.

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[John Harrison on Twitter] Alisson is immense! My model finds he’s been worth 0.56 goals every game to LFC (vs if they had an average PremierLeague GK) Not only is his 1v1 stopping off the chart he’s performing above the expected level for an average PL GK in every single aspect of goalkeeping.

[AS] Isco hasn't played a single minute in almost 40 days. His contract ends in 3 months, with a salary of 14 million gross per season, and only two goals in 342 minutes. He will be expected to leave this summer. Sevilla is his most likely destination, but AC Milan and Dortmund are also interested.

[FiveThirthyEight] Champions League probabilities as of yesterday's draw

[Orbinho] Bukayo Saka has scored Arsenal's 2000th in the Premier League.

[DaveOCKOP] Klopp on teams in the relegation zone: “You are at the bottom with 3 subs and I’m sorry but you would be there with 5 subs as well.”

Aston Villa 0 - [1] Arsenal - Bukayo Saka 30'

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UEFA President Ceferin: “The Super League? It's more like the TERRIBLE league.”

Eddie Howe wins Premier League Barclays Manager of the Month award

Megathread: Romain Molina's claims against PSG from his latest video.

[Luckhurst] Rangnick on sanctions against Abramovich: 'Not only at Chelsea, [but] also at Arsenal and Everton there were ownership shares by Russian oligarchs. This (Chelsea) was not the only club.'

Matip wins EA SPORTS Player of the Month award

PSG owners want to keep Kylian Mbappé at all costs

[metrica sport] PSG front three mostly disconnected when it come to defensive transitions vs Real Madrid

[Football Daily] "They're footballers, they're not politicians." Dean Smith has sympathy for the players and staff at Chelsea with the sanctions that have affected the club

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