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USMNT goalkeeper Matt Turner says he is "excited" to make the move to Arsenal ahead of his expected transfer, with the shotstopper admitting he is looking forward to not thinking of the Premier League as some sort of "mystical foreign land".
Newcastle United are among a host of clubs interested in signing Burnley goalkeeper Nick Pope this summer. Chronicle Live understands Pope is on the list of Newcastle targets but will face competition from Southampton, West Ham United and Nottingham Forest.
Nottingham Forest are looking to recreate the success enjoyed by Sheffield United in the Premier League by signing Dean Henderson on loan. The Manchester United goalkeeper looks set for another loan move and the newly-promoted side have emerged as the frontrunners.
It looks certain that Jordan Pickford will keep his place as No 1 in Qatar. Southgate has made clear that Kyle Walker is one of the leaders who makes his squad tick and he believes the same of Harry Maguire, even if the boo boys think otherwise. John Stones will also be an influence on and off the pitch. Kieran Trippier is another who has been namechecked as a pillar of the dressing room, and can fulfil both full-back roles. Although Reece James faces a stern battle for the right-back berth, it is inconceivable he will be overlooked for at least a squad spot.
BetVictor have issued their latest odds on who Gareth Southgate will select as part of his tournament squad for the Qatar World Cup.
BetVictor have issued their latest odds on who Gareth Southgate will select as part of his tournament squad for the Qatar World Cup.
The Uefa Nations League was invented to put jeopardy where there used to be indifference, to replace turgid friendlies with competitive zest.
Gareth Southgate has plenty of food for thought as he considers his World Cup selection following a humiliating end to England’s summer fixtures.