the top Reddit posts from r/soccer for the past week

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[Martyn Ziegler] Man City latest: under Premier League rules the club will not be able to appeal any sanction to the Court of Arbitration for Sport (which overturned the UEFA ban)

"I said to them: ‘If you lie to me, the day after I am not here. I will be out and I will not be your friend any more. I put my faith in you because I believe you 100% from day one and I defend the club because of that.’" - Pep Guardiola on the investigation into Man City last year.

[Martin Zigler] BREAKING: Man City charged by Premier Leaue with numerous breaches of financial rules following a four-year investigation. This is unprecedented:

Daily Discussion

Monday Moan

[Romano] EXCL: Everton have submitted a bid to sign Conor Gallagher from Chelsea. It’s £40m proposal plus £5m add ons. Chelsea will make a decision soon as there are also other clubs interested in Gallagher — and player has to decide his future too.

[Fanpage] A group of ultras gathered in front of Zaniolo's house after Roma's loss to Napoli. Zaniolo was also allegedly chased & called the police, who sent a patrol car to the scene to control the situation.

Dyche Named New Everton Manager

[David Ornstein] Tottenham move for Pedro Porro is off after Sporting Lisbon reneged on terms of proposed deal. 23yo distraught after #SportingCP president told right wing-back that following Saturday’s League Cup final he would be allowed to leave @TheAthleticFC #THFC

[Jack Gaughan] Cancelo loan to Bayern will include option to buy at €70m.

Napoli president in a mild road block after the match

Jose Mourinho made his Roma players take a team photo after they lost to Napoli yesterday

[David Ornstein] EXCLUSIVE: Bayern Munich set to sign full-back Joao Cancelo on loan from Manchester City. Likely to include buy option. 28yo Portugal international has seen #MCFC minutes limited recently + FCBayern long-term admirers.

[Matt Law] Chelsea to bid for Gusto

Bruno Fernandes Fallon d'Floor Candidate

[The Athletic] Joao Felix has a clause in the deal to Chelsea “Opening the door to a permanent transfer in the summer”

Xavi apologises for comments on Dani Alves' arrest

Jude's brilliant piece of skill from yesterday

[Sky Sports News] "The expectation is that at some point today Frank Lampard will be leaving his post as Everton manager."

[David Ornstein] EXCL: Harry Kane open to signing new contract at Tottenham. No dialogue since summer 2021 but talks planned for after Jan window. If circumstances right, possible 29yo will now extend past 2024. Striker’s priority is to succeed with Tottenham