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'I always wanted to stay at Barcelona'– Frenkie De Jong opens up on links to Man Utd, Chelsea and Liverpool

Frenkie de Jong has revealed he “always wanted to stay at Barcelona” after being strongly linked to a move to the Premier League. Manchester United, Chelsea and Liverpool were all reported to be interested in De Jong, with new United boss Erik ten Hag particularly keen to rekindle his relationship with the Dutchman, who he worked with at Ajax. Ad Barcelona’s financial situation meant they were willing to sell De Jong, but he has stayed and is on a contract that expires in 2024.

World Cup 2022 Group A: Van Gaal aiming for one last hurrah with Netherlands

After missing out on reaching the 2018 World Cup, and having underachieved with a second round exit at Euro 2020, the Dutch Football Association sought to tempt Louis van Gaal out of retirement for one last assignment: reach Qatar 2022.

Barcelona post profit of £86m, expect it to hit £240m next year after major financial turnaround

Barcelona have confirmed that they made a profit of £86 million for the 2021-22 financial year and expect that figure to increase to around £240m for the 2022-23 period. Barca’s finances have been the subject of much discussion, marked by the failure to keep all-time top scorer Lionel Messi and losing the superstar on a free transfer to Paris Saint-Germain.

Manchester United target Moises Caicedo 'more likely' than Frenkie de Jong and more transfer rumours

Manchester United transfer target and Brighton midfielder Moises Caicedo could be a more likely signing than Frenkie de Jong in January, according to reports.

Erik ten Hag must change his Manchester United blueprint for long-term success

Erik ten Hag certainly enjoyed a successful first transfer window at Manchester United.

Barcelona move top of La Liga after win at Cadiz is interrupted by medical emergency

Barcelona moved to the top of La Liga after easing to a 4-0 win over bottom side Cadiz on Saturday in a match interrupted by a medical emergency in the stands.

FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022: Can the hosts reach the knockout stages?

Although they came close to qualifying for the 2018 World Cup in Russia, this is the first time that the Qatar national team have qualified for football's biggest competition, but that doesn't mean other teams should be taking them lightly. A dominant Asian Cup victory in 2019 saw them win all seven games in their campaign and only concede one goal, beating fellow World Cup qualifiers Japan 3-1 in the final. Expectations at home are high.

Premier League clubs eye all-time transfer record despite cost of living crisis

Cristiano Ronaldo's 37-year-old legs and sky-high wages have deterred Europe's aristocracy from signing him from Manchester United and granting his wish for Champions League football. However, in contrast United and their domestic rivals have found no outlandish fee or wage demands beyond them. As of last Thursday, gross spending by the 20 Premier League teams stood at £1.5 billion, surpassing the 2017 record of £1.43 billion spent by English clubs in the close-season window.

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'I always wanted to stay at Barcelona'– Frenkie De Jong opens up on links to Man Utd, Chelsea and Liverpool

World Cup 2022 Group A: Van Gaal aiming for one last hurrah with Netherlands

Barcelona post profit of £86m, expect it to hit £240m next year after major financial turnaround

Manchester United target Moises Caicedo 'more likely' than Frenkie de Jong and more transfer rumours

Erik ten Hag must change his Manchester United blueprint for long-term success

Barcelona move top of La Liga after win at Cadiz is interrupted by medical emergency

FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022: Can the hosts reach the knockout stages?

Premier League clubs eye all-time transfer record despite cost of living crisis