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Arsenal to surely hijack Chelsea's Maxence Lacroix move as star admits 'I can't take anymore'
Arsenal to surely hijack Chelsea's Maxence Lacroix move as star admits 'I can't take anymore'

Maxence Lacroix of Crystal Palace celebrates after the teams victory following the Premier League match Tottenham Hotspur vs Crystal Palace at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, London, United Kingdom, 11th May 2025 / Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta grimacing on the sidelines at the Emirates Stadium

Enzo Fernandez brutally mocks England with cheeky social media post after Argentina inflicted World Cup semi-final heartbreak on Three Lions
Enzo Fernandez brutally mocks England with cheeky social media post after Argentina inflicted World Cup semi-final heartbreak on Three Lions

Fernandez has risked further upsetting England fans after appearing to troll the Three Lions following Argentina's victory in the semi-finals of the World Cup.

Arne Engels Celtic transfer latest as Nottingham Forest ‘plot stunning £45m offer for SECOND World Cup midfielder’
Arne Engels Celtic transfer latest as Nottingham Forest ‘plot stunning £45m offer for SECOND World Cup midfielder’

NOTTINGHAM FOREST are plotting a stunning £45million offer for a SECOND World Cup midfielder, according to a report. The English Premier League outfit are in the market for reinforcements in the middle of the park and with cash in their pockets after the mega money sale of Elliot Anderson to Manchester City. Arne Engels of...

Why Leeds United may already have advantage in Michele Di Gregorio transfer pursuit
Why Leeds United may already have advantage in Michele Di Gregorio transfer pursuit

Daniel Farke applauding Leeds United fans and Michele Di Gregorio in action for Juventus

Michael Olise 'stuns Bayern Munich' as Liverpool make contingency plan for winger transfer
Michael Olise 'stuns Bayern Munich' as Liverpool make contingency plan for winger transfer

Liverpool are on the lookout for a Mohamed Salah replacement during the transfer window with links to Michael Olise, Yan Diomande and Bradley Barcola.

Club Leon vs Atlas - prediction, team news, lineups
Club Leon vs Atlas - prediction, team news, lineups

Sports Mole previews Saturday's Liga MX clash between Club Leon and Atlas, including predictions, team news and possible lineups.

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Sources: Villa agree fee with Wolves for Gomes
Sources: Villa agree fee with Wolves for Gomes

Aston Villa have reached an agreement to sign Wolverhampton midfielder João Gomes on a permanent transfer, sources have told ESPN.

Ex-England star claims there's 'no way' Thomas Tuchel can stay on as manager in X-rated rant & names two possible replacements
Ex-England star claims there's 'no way' Thomas Tuchel can stay on as manager in X-rated rant & names two possible replacements

Nicky Butt has launched a scathing, X-rated attack on Thomas Tuchel following England’s devastating World Cup semi-final exit at the hands of Argentina. The former Manchester United and England midfielder believes the German coach’s position is now untenable after a series of controversial tactical decisions cost the Three Lions a place in the final, and has already identified two potential replacements.

Casemiro exit blamed on 'media ridicule' as Man United struggle to replace 'one of their best'
Casemiro exit blamed on 'media ridicule' as Man United struggle to replace 'one of their best'

William Saliba could miss start of season as Arsenal star set for extra medical tests
William Saliba could miss start of season as Arsenal star set for extra medical tests

William Saliba could miss the start of the season as the Arsenal star is set for extra medical tests. The defender has been following an alternative training plan throughout the World Cup as he tried to manage his back pain. He was forced off injured in France's 2-0 loss to Spain after lasting just 25 minutes. Saliba was heard saying, "my back is gone," as he went down, raising concerns that the Frenchman could be out for four to five months. TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say According to L'Equipe, Saliba will undergo further examinations on his back, with surgery being considered and is the most likely option. The defender has been a key player throughout France's World Cup run, with his absence notable after he was replaced by Crystal Palace's Maxence Lacroix. France's manager, Didier Deschamps, tried to manage Saliba's fitness during the tournament, resting him against Norway after already qualifying, and he is being closely monitored by France's medical team. Saliba admitted that he has been struggling with minor injury issues throughout the competition. Speaking during the early stages of the World Cup, the Frenchman said: "I've had some minor niggles for several months. "I've been gritting my teeth because there was the Champions League and the Premier League. "But the coaching staff are handling it very well. The World Cup comes around only once every four years, so you've got to grit your teeth. "I'm not at 100 per cent, but there are plenty of players who aren't at 100 per cent either. You can't make excuses." LATEST SPORTS NEWS: Thomas Tuchel gives update on England future after heartbreaking World Cup defeat to Argentina Golfing star mimics Enzo Fernandez's celebration against England at The Open England rugby star Henry Pollock shushes Argentine fans before Three Lions' World Cup exit Saliba will be absent for France's third-place play-off against England on Saturday. The Three Lions lost yesterday evening in a devastating 2-1 defeat to Argentina, who will play Spain in the final. England took the lead in the contest thanks to Anthony Gordon finishing from close range after a brilliant ball in by Morgan Rogers. From there, the Three Lions went into their shell, inviting Argentinian pressure. Enzo Fernandez got Argentina's first of the game with a brilliant long-range strike past Jordan Pickford. From there, the pressure was too much for England to handle, as a second Argentina goal felt inevitable. Lautaro Martinez dealt the killer blow with a close-range header, meaning England will play in the third-place play-off. Our Standards: The GB News Editorial Charter