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Bournemouth Issue Antoine Semenyo Statement as Liverpool Transfer Rumours Grow

Bournemouth Issue Antoine Semenyo Statement as Liverpool Transfer Rumours Grow

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Bournemouth winger Antoine Semenyo is expected to attract major interest in the January transfer window See the Story

Premier League 2025-26: Returning Havertz will boost Arsenal’s misfiring attack, says Mikel Arteta

Mikel Arteta · London

Premier League 2025-26: Returning Havertz will boost Arsenal’s misfiring attack, says Mikel Arteta

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Arsenal forward Kai Havertz, out since August with a knee injury, is close ‍to playing again after returning to training this week, manager Mikel Arteta said.See the Story

Manchester City Shut Door on South America – Guardiola Strop Crucial

Pep Guardiola · Catalonia

Manchester City Shut Door on South America – Guardiola Strop Crucial

Manchester City have closed the door on any immediate return of Claudio Echeverri to South America, despite fresh interest from Brazilian clubs. According to journalist Raisa Simplicio, several teams from Brazil have sounded out the player’s situation, but the City Football Group have made their position clear. They do not want Echeverri playing in South American football at this stage of his career. The update reinforces City’s wider strategy. …See the Story

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