Callum Rice-Coates
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Arsenal agree first summer signing with 24-year-old international winger set to join: report (opens the original)
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Arsenal allowed a trusty servant to depart earlier this week, with Leandro Trossard joining Turkish side Besiktas for £15.3m. The 31-year-old proved a shrewd buy for the Gunners and more than played his part in both the Premier League title success of 2025/26 and the run to the Champions League final. But Arsenal clearly want to recycle their squad and add some youthful vigour to their attack as they prepare to defend their title. Arsenal are set to complete their first signing of the summer tra
Manchester United target Eduardo Camavinga could leave Real Madrid this summer: report (opens the original)
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Manchester United have made midfield their priority in the summer transfer window so far as they prepare for a first full season under Michael Carrick and a return to the Champions League. The Red Devils have already signed Andrey Santos from Chelsea and Youri Tielemans from Aston Villa for a combined fee of around £83m. And it appears they have their eye on another top quality midfielder following Casemiro’s departure, and a serious knee injury for Manuel Ugarte. According to the Daily Mail, Re
Eddie Howe and Pep Guardiola named bookies favourites to be next England manager (opens the original)
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Thomas Tuchel is expected to stay on as England manager despite heavy criticism after the Three Lions World Cup semi-final defeat to Argentina on Wednesday. Anthony Gordon’s goal early in the second half put England on course for a first final since 1966, but defensive substitutions and a low block allowed Argentina to dominate the final stages, until Enzo Fernandez equalised and Lautaro Martinez headed in Lionel Messi’s cross in added time. Tuchel claimed he will remain in charge for Euro 2028,
Why did Jude Bellingham slap an Argentina substitute and could he face suspension? (opens the original)
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Jude Bellingham was visibly dejected at full-time after England’s 2-1 loss to Argentina in the World Cup semi-final. The Real Madrid midfielder’s heroics had helped the Three Lions to the brink of a first final since 1966, but Lionel Messi and co. had other ideas. Bellingham was unable to impact the game as he had against Mexico and Norway in previous knockout rounds, and there were some unsavoury scenes on the pitch after the final whistle. Bellingham had an altercation with Argentina substitut
'Lionel Messi, fake LEFT, dive RIGHT': How Jordan Pickford would've dived had England made it to a penalty shootout vs Argentina (opens the original)
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England could not quite make it to extra time in their World Cup semi-final against Argentina, conceding twice late on to fall short in the most disappointing way. The inquest is well underway as to why Thomas Tuchel opted to instruct his team to sit deep and attempt to soak up wave after wave of Argentina pressure. After Enzo Fernandez’s equaliser, it seemed England hoped simply to survive until full-time, and then perhaps make it to a penalty shootout, given the plethora of defenders on the pi
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