Manchester United loan Alex Telles to Sevilla
Manchester United left-back Alex Telles has completed a season-long loan switch to Sevilla.
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Alex Telles joins Sevilla on loan as Manchester United strike wage agreement
Manchester United left-back Alex Telles has joined Sevilla on a season-long loan.
Mikel Arteta backs new signing Gabriel Jesus to be a success at Arsenal
Mikel Arteta has backed the contagious mentality of Gabriel Jesus to help Arsenal have a successful season.
New Arsenal signing Jesus needs time to adapt, says Arteta
New signing Gabriel Jesus has enjoyed an impressive pre-season at Arsenal but manager Mikel Arteta tempered expectations before Friday's Premier League opener at Crystal Palace, saying the Brazilian striker still needs time to settle in.
New Arsenal signing Gabriel Jesus needs time to adapt, says Mikel Arteta
Mikel Arteta tempered expectations before Friday's Premier League opener at Crystal Palace, saying the Brazilian striker still needs time to settle in. Jesus netted seven times in five games during pre-season after joining Arsenal from Manchester City, where he scored 95 goals in 236 appearances in all competitions and played an important role in their four Premier League-winning campaigns. "The role that Gabi has here is going to be very different to the role in his previous club.
Everton without striker for Chelsea clash after Calvert-Lewin injury
Everton's Dominic Calvert-Lewin will be out for up to six weeks with a knee problem, leaving them without a senior forward for Saturday's Premier League opener against Chelsea at home, manager Frank Lampard said on Thursday.
Aaron Hickey, Boubacar Kamara and Southampton’s rebuild – The under-the-radar Premier League signings we love
The whole concept of an 'under-the-radar signing' these days in the Premier League is a bit of a weird one. In terms of revenue and eyeballs the Premier League is by some distance the biggest league in the world; the days of teams being frugal are long gone. Whether by foreign investment or obscene TV deals teams in the bottom half of the Premier League can spend far more than most of the top-half clubs in the rest of Europe’s top five leagues.