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Such is the reactionary nature of football fandom, plenty of fans and pundits were quick to jump on the Erling Haaland skepticism bandwagon after his underwhelming performance in the Community Shield last weekend.
NEWCASTLE: Newcastle United’s owners have declared Eddie Howe as ‘the perfect fit’ after the Magpies’ head coach put pen to paper on a new long-term deal. And Howe himself has his sights set on success at St. James’ Park with trophies in his eyeline.
DORTMUND, Germany: Former Bayern Munich striker Juergen Klinsmann says his two decades living in the US have convinced him that playoffs could play a central role in determining the Bundesliga winners. Klinsmann said on Thursday he felt a playoff system would be an exciting way to challenge the monotony of seeing Bayern lift the Bundesliga trophy every year.
BARCELONA: Polish striker Robert Lewandowski said he was aware of the “huge challenge” which awaits him at Barcelona as he was presented at the Camp Nou on Friday a week before La Liga kicks off. The 33-year-old, who signed last month from Bayern Munich for around 50 million euros, was unveiled as a Barcelona player alongside club president Joan Laporta.
When Pep Guardiola appeared at the Nou Camp to announce Manchester City's friendly with Barcelona later this month, the Catalan media were more bothered about something else than the charity match. Bernardo Silva.
Welcome to the latest Manchester City Q&A as chief MEN City writer Simon Bajkowski answers your questions from 1.30pm. The new Premier League season finally gets underway this weekend and the Blues travel to West Ham on Sunday to get their title defence under way
Pep Guardiola is relaxed about his future as Manchester City manager heading into their Premier League opener against West Ham United on Sunday. The City boss addressed the media before beginning their title defence in east London this weekend, and stressed that a new contract is not his primary concern. Ad/> “I don't need to change anything about my life, I'm happy.
One of the great ironies of Manchester City's recent success is that generally speaking they do not start the Premier League season looking like champions.