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[Sky Germany] Thomas Müller tests positive for Covid-19

Barcelona reportedly prepared to go the rest of the season without Coutinho so that they do not have to pay Liverpool an additional 5m they would owe if he has 5 more appearances this season.

The Vampire Ship: How the seizure of Europe's largest ever heroin shipment from Olympiacos and Nottingham Forest owner Evangelos Marinakis created bloody fallout throughout the world—and sparked still-raging political corruption scandals in Turkey, Greece, and the Middle East

[Emanuel Roşu] BREAKING NEWS: According to Romanian paper PRO Sport UEFA's inquiry regarding the incidents at PSG vs Basaksehir involving the Romanian refs concluded it was NO CASE of racism in Paris!

[Skysports] Premier League points difference between this season and last season, after the current number of games played

The nicest foul you'll ever see

Valencia CF needs help from football fans around the world

Tactics Thursday

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[Official] Vlaar to retire from football

[DM] Bayern Munich chief executive Karl-Heinz Rummenigge: "We are not planning to sign Mo Salah at the moment, but it would definitely be an honour to have him with us. In my opinion, Salah is the Messi of Africa and of course he has the skills to play for the best teams in the world.”

The largest net transfer deficits in last 10 transfer windows across Europe's top 5 leagues

James Ward-Prowse all on target free kicks visualised

[UEFA Champions League] Rúben Dias: "I'm a defender. I'm there to defend. If not me, then who else will take pride from defending? It gives me pleasure to make the other team feel powerless."

[Fabio Ravezzani] Irritated by the screams of the Juventus bench, Conte showed his middle finger towards Agnelli at half time. Agnelli responded after the game by telling him to shove his finger up his ass.

[Harris]Devastating news for Jurgen Klopp with his mother Elisabeth dying at the age of 81 and he won't be able to travel to Germany for the funeral due to pandemic-related travel issues.

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[James Cooper] Manchester United's priorities are a centre back and right back. Regarding - Jadon Sancho,that ship might have potentially been sailed.