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Chelsea boss set to be rewarded with new three-year contract
The German arrived at the Stamford Bridge club midway through the season, replacing the sacked Frank Lampard.
Manchester United’s bumper offer may not be enough for Paul Pogba
Manchester United could face a transfer dilemma if Paul Pogba doesn’t extend his stay at Old Trafford.
Joe Aribo thrilled to wear Super Eagles’ number 10 jersey
Nigeria midfielder Joe Aribo is delighted to be entrusted with the iconic number 10 jersey.
Adidas frustrated with Manchester United over sharp decline in shirt sales
Adidas are growing disgruntled with Manchester United after a downturn in shirt sales, according to the Daily Mail.
Premier League overtakes LaLiga as Europe’s best league
The English Premier League has become the number one ranked league in Europe thanks to Manchester United’s 6-2 victory over Roma in Thursday’s Europa League first-leg, Daily Mail reports.
British premier’s apartment refurbishment triggers investigation
Britain’s Electoral Commission began an investigation on Wednesday into the refurbishment of Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s Downing Street apartment, saying there were grounds to suspect an offence may have been committed.
Britain’s journalists hit back at premier over ‘bodies piled high’ comment
Britain’s journalists and media have hit back at Prime Minister Boris Johnson over his denial regarding comments he made about entering England into a third lockdown.
British premier denies saying ‘let the bodies pile high’
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Monday denied a newspaper report that he had said he would rather bodies piled “high in their thousands” than order a third COVID-19 lockdown.
Atletico Madrid’s Kieran Trippier offered to Everton
Everton have reportedly been offered the chance to sign experienced right-back Trippier, but the Toffees are keeping a close eye on Norwich star Max Aarons.
UEFA ready to punish Barcelona, Real Madrid and Juventus more harshly than the rest...
Aleksander Ceferin, president of UEFA, has spoken of the harsh punishments set to be doled out to Barcelona, Real Madrid and Juventus, founding members of the rebel Super League who are yet to withdraw themselves from the seemingly-doomed project.
UEFA supremo compares Super League clubs to flat-earthers and Monty Python characters
UEFA president Aleksander Ceferin has compared the founding Super League clubs to flat-earth believers and Monty Python characters while insisting "everyone will be held responsible" for the proposed breakaway.
European Super League shelved as more clubs withdraw
The European Super League collapsed on Wednesday as eight of the 12 founding members from England, Italy and Spain abandoned the breakaway project.
Premier League, UEFA condemn European Super League plans
According to various reports on Sunday, Manchester United, Manchester City, Liverpool, Arsenal, Chelsea and Tottenham have all signed letters of consent to join a breakaway league involving other top European clubs, and a formal announcement could be made on Sunday evening.
Jorginho feels ‘underappreciated’ at Chelsea
Jorginho is aware that "a lot of criticism" has come his way across three seasons at Chelsea and admits to feeling "underappreciated" as his numbers are better than many give him credit for.
Yaya Toure reveals efforts to end feud with Pep Guardiola
Former Manchester City star Yaya Toure has revealed he wrote a letter of apology to try and end his long-running feud with Pep Guardiola over comments he made regarding the manager's treatment of African stars.
Manchester United presented with chance to sign Fiorentina star
Nikola Milenkovic is a man in demand with the 23-year-old Serbian international refusing to sign a new deal at his current club Fiorentina.
UK queen has to step into debate over Philip’s funeral outfits – media
Britain’s Queen Elizabeth has stepped in to settle a problem over what senior royals should wear to her husband’s funeral, because of concerns about whether Prince Harry and Prince Andrew should wear military uniforms, media reported on Thursday.
Peter Crouch: Daniel Levy won’t give Harry Kane green light to leave Tottenham
Former Tottenham Hotspur forward Peter Crouch believes Tottenham owner, Daniel Levy won’t allow Harry Kane to leave the club this summer.
Premier League clubs plan massive social media boycott
Premier League clubs are fine tuning plans for massive boycott of social media for a round of fixtures before the end of this season.
Peter Crouch: Harry Kane may struggle to leave Tottenham
Harry Kane may struggle to leave Tottenham, according to Peter Crouch, who says club chairman Daniel Levy "simply won't bend".
Artillery guns fire across UK in solemn tribute to Prince Philip
Gun salutes were fired across Britain on Saturday to mark the death of Prince Philip as tributes flooded in for a man who was a pillar of strength for Queen Elizabeth during her record-breaking reign.
Britain pays tribute to Prince Philip
Gun salutes will be fired across Britain on Saturday to mark the death of Prince Philip as tributes flooded in for a man who was a pillar of strength for Queen Elizabeth during her 69-year reign.
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