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What the hell has happened to the Azzurri?
4 time World Cup winners but haven't qualified since 2014.
https://www.straitstimes.com/sport/...-for-third-straight-time?ref=latest-headlines
4 time World Cup winners but haven't qualified since 2014.
https://www.straitstimes.com/sport/...-for-third-straight-time?ref=latest-headlines
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Italy is always good in deciding penalty kicks, but when they need it most...???
Can De Zerbi save Spurs...
Wolves and Burnley is considered almost certain to go down.
Of 4 teams fighting for relegation battle, I prefer Nottingham Forest to go down.
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Arsenal have a pretty easy path to the Final.
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CP won the ECL, so 2 Euro cups in EPL, can Arsenal win the CL to achieve a hattrick of Euro cups.
Very difficult for Arsenal, but then again, PSG to retain a cup is even more difficult.
Did CP qualify to defend Europa Conference League or promoted to play Europa League?
Very difficult for Arsenal, but then again, PSG to retain a cup is even more difficult.
Did CP qualify to defend Europa Conference League or promoted to play Europa League?
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Winning the Europa Conference League is no guarantee of future success...just ask West Ham
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Iraola to Liverpool confirmed.
Liverpool can hire Enrique after they sack Iraola at the end of next season.
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From espn.com:
Manchester City have made a British-record bid for Nottingham Forest midfielder Elliot Anderson, sources have told ESPN.
City's verbal offer is understood to be worth £106 million ($142m) with potential performance-related add-ons taking the value beyond £120m ($161m). Sources have told ESPN that Forest value Anderson at £120m before bonuses.
The 23-year-old is also wanted by Manchester United while City are also keeping tabs on Sandro Tonali's situation at Newcastle in case the move for Anderson fails.
City have already seen one bid for Anderson, worth around £85m, knocked back by Forest. The new offer would eclipse the current record transfer fee for a British player of £105m, paid by Arsenal to West Ham for Declan Rice in 2023.
Alexander Isak's £125m move from Newcastle to Liverpool is the current record transfer between British clubs.
City believe Anderson is keen to move to the Etihad Stadium after excelling in his two years at Forest following his move from Newcastle in 2024. He's under contract at the City ground until 2029.
Reinforcing the midfield is City's priority this summer after losing Bernardo Silva on a free transfer.
Man City make British-record transfer bid for Elliot Anderson - sources
Manchester City have made a British-record bid for Nottingham Forest midfielder Elliot Anderson, sources have told ESPN.
City's verbal offer is understood to be worth £106 million ($142m) with potential performance-related add-ons taking the value beyond £120m ($161m). Sources have told ESPN that Forest value Anderson at £120m before bonuses.
The 23-year-old is also wanted by Manchester United while City are also keeping tabs on Sandro Tonali's situation at Newcastle in case the move for Anderson fails.
City have already seen one bid for Anderson, worth around £85m, knocked back by Forest. The new offer would eclipse the current record transfer fee for a British player of £105m, paid by Arsenal to West Ham for Declan Rice in 2023.
Alexander Isak's £125m move from Newcastle to Liverpool is the current record transfer between British clubs.
City believe Anderson is keen to move to the Etihad Stadium after excelling in his two years at Forest following his move from Newcastle in 2024. He's under contract at the City ground until 2029.
Reinforcing the midfield is City's priority this summer after losing Bernardo Silva on a free transfer.
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