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[Simon Stone] Sancho deal takes Man Utd net spend over past three summers to €295m, more than any other major European club over same period

Austin FC 0-[1] Seattle Sounders - Raul Ruidiaz 67' (great goal)

[FC Bayern] Bayern Munich donates 1.1 Million € to help victims of the flood disaster which hit Germany about a week ago

[Chelsea Youth] Danny Drinkwater hasn't played a competitive minute for Chelsea in three years but has still played more minutes for Chelsea overall than he has combined for everyone else while out on loan in the time since his last Chelsea appearance.

[Manchester United] This is his home. This is where he belongs. Jadon Sancho is 𝗨𝗡𝗜𝗧𝗘𝗗. #MUFC x @Sanchooo10

[Tottenham Hotspur] We are delighted to announce that Heung-Min Son has signed a new four-year contract with the Club, which will run until 2025.

Free Talk Friday

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POST MATCH THREAD TOKYO OLYMPICS: ARGENTINA 0 - 2 AUSTRALIA

Mexico [4] - 1 France | Eduardo Aguirre [Tokyo Olympics]

Brazil [3] - 0 Germany - Richarlison hat-trick 30' [Tokyo Olympics]

[Arsenal] Smith Rowe signs a new Arsenal contract

All countries that have won one or more major titles in their history

Argentina 0 - [2] Australia | Marco Tilio [Tokyo Olympics]

New Zealand [1] - 0 South Korea - Chris Wood 71' [Tokyo Olympics]

[Sky Sports News] Phil Neville demanded his players "take a long, hard look at themselves" after Inter Miami lost their sixth consecutive match. Miami were thrashed 5-0 at home by New England Revolution on Wednesday night, a result that leaves them with the worst record of all 27 MLS sides.

Tactics Thursday

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Aston Villa eyeing up a £30m swoop for Bayer Leverkusen star Leon Bailey as Dean Smith looks to continue big summer window following £40m arrival of Emi Buendia

Judge rules against holding La Liga, other club games in United States