Reliable journalist: Spurs fighting London rivals to sign ‘quality’ pressing monster
Tottenham Hotspur are facing an all-London battle to sign Everton forward Richarlison this summer, claims The Daily Mail’s Chief Football Reporter, Sami Mokbel.
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Tottenham Hotspur are facing an all-London battle to sign Everton forward Richarlison this summer, claims The Daily Mail’s Chief Football Reporter, Sami Mokbel.
Manchester United wouldn't have wished to be in the Europa League this season, but it has at least clarified their thinking in a campaign that begins with a step into the unknown.
Arsenal face struggle to land two targets The Daily Mail reports that Arsenal are battling to make two more signings as they look to rebuild their squad for Mikel Arteta. The first player is Raphinha, but the paper reports that Arsenal’s first bid is well below the fee demanded by Leeds United, who value their Brazilian winger at £60 million, and there are still ongoing negotiations for £50m-rated Gabriel Jesus. Ad/> /> FootballBuck to step down as Chelsea chairman, Granovskaia could followYESTERDAY AT 08:30 Paper Round’s view: While valuation is one obstacle to signing both of the players from Leeds and Manchester City, both of these players are attracting more interest from within the Premier League and from clubs outside England.
Arsenal have completed the signing of talented Porto midfielder Fabio Vieira.
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Lyon's American investor John Textor says that he believes his club can go toe-to-toe with Paris Saint-Germain as he says he intends to spend in an effort to compete in Ligue 1.