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[Mundo Deportivo] Ronald Koeman (former Barcelona coach): “Barcelona didn't give me the same time as Xavi. It is still painful for me. Laporta told me a thousand times that Xavi would not be his coach, because he lacked experience."

[GOAL] "Timo Werner's representatives are due to meet with Chelsea officials in the coming weeks to better understand Tuchel's plans for their client... If those talks don't end well, the forward might seriously consider a move to Borussia Dortmund, who are keen on bringing Werner back to Germany"

UEFA president Aleksander Ceferin has said that a biennial World Cup is “off the table” and that FIFA has realised the proposal is a “no go” for the sport.

[Simon Stones] UEFA president Aleksander Ceferin to FT Business of Football Conference on ESL: "First they launched nonsense idea in middle of pandemic. Now we are hearing they are launching another in a war. They must live in a parallel world."

[ Garry Neville ] The ESL is back on the table. Real , Barca and Juve are pushing. It’s critical we accelerate the Fan Led Review recommendations through Parliament with Legislation to protect English football and allow any new proposals to be viewed with independence.

[The Times] Manchester United players question Harry Maguire’s place in team

Aston Villa's awareness campaign for World Wildlife Day is pretty clever

Premier League considers adding human rights to new owners’ test

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[DW Sports] "Now the time's come to show your balls in real life." Former Borussia Dortmund and current West Ham United player Andriy Yarmolenko has called on Russia's national footballers to publicly criticize the invasion of Ukraine. (VIDEO)

[Romano] Mattéo Guendouzi leaves Arsenal permanently to join Olympique Marseille on a 3 year deal. Guendouzi has met clauses in his loan deal after playing 38 games. Guendouzi has already signed his contract until June 2025 with OM.

The Independent has separately been told that Abramovich has set a deadline for indicative bids, before a final round of negotiations. It is far from inconceivable that Chelsea could be sold by their next Premier League home game, which is against Newcastle United on 13 March.

[Middlesbrough] knock Tottenham out of the FA Cup

On this day 20 years ago, Dennis Bergkamp scored THAT goal in Arsenal's 2–0 win at Newcastle.

[De Telegraaf] Virgil van Dijk made donation to Dutch national team for deaf players to help them get to the Deaflympics in Brazil in May. The Deaflympics are the Olympic Games equivalent specifically for deaf athletes

[Matt Hughes] Chelsea have appointed US bank the Raine Group to handle sale of the club

[Tariq Panja]Sportswashing works. None more so when you buy a football club. You instantly buy an army of supporters who are willing to defend you at any cost. Invest a bit of cash and they’ll be able to justify anything you can do.

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