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Manchester United target Frenkie de Jong has told Ronald Koeman that he doesn't want to leave the Nou Camp this summer, according to the former Barcelona manager. United and the cash-strapped Catalans are hopeful of coming to an agreement over a transfer for the Netherlands international soon.
Former Hibs hero Martin Boyle 's future in Saudi Arabia is in doubt after his Al-Faisaly side were relegated from the top division in a nightmare end to the season.
Gareth Bale says he is “extremely excited” by his move to the United States after Los Angeles FC confirmed his signing on a 12-month contract with options through to 2024.
Real Madrid are set to rival Liverpool next summer in the race to secure the signature of Borussia Dortmund’s Jude Bellingham.
The FIFA World Cup is just around the corner and every national team is trying to get the most ammount of matches in order to select the 26 players that will travel to Qatar 2022. Regarding the USMNT, there are some doubtswith the starting XI that will face the tourney, as it is a quick qualifying process and rotations are not an option in this type of competition.
Wrapping up the Newcastle transfer news, rumours and gossip in the 2022 summer window. Botman completes Newcastle medical
Gareth Bale says he “cannot wait to get started” with MLS side Los Angeles FC after joining on a 12-month contract with options through to 2024.
TOKYO: Japanese referee Yoshimi Yamashita agrees with Pelé or whoever it was decades ago that first described soccer as the “beautiful game.” Yamashita is one of three women picked by FIFA to be referees at the men’s World Cup in Qatar, which opens on Nov. 21. It’s the first time a woman will be in charge on soccer’s largest stage.