'As well' as Joao Pedro: Journalist claims another exciting Newcastle deal 'might happen'
Newcastle United are eyeing Joao Pedro in the final weeks of this summer – and could potentially make a move for teammate Ismaila Sarr, too.
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FC Porto eyeing transfer swoop for key Watford player
FC Porto are set to rival Benfica in a move for Watford forward Joao Pedro, it has been claimed.
Blow for Klopp: Man Utd set to join race for ‘outstanding’ gem; had favoured Liverpool until now
Manchester United have now joined Liverpool in the race to sign Benfica striker Darwin Nunez, according to The Independent.
CNN journalist: West Ham quoted eight-figure fee as GSB eye 'exciting' striker move for Moyes
Journalist Bruno Andrade of UOL Esporte and CNN Portugal has now shared the latest development as West Ham United eye a move for Watford centre-forward Joao Pedro.
Mane replacement: Ward now eyeing cheap forward for Liverpool with only four goals in 21/22
Liverpool have placed Watford forward Joao Pedro on a list of potential Sadio Mane replacements, according to a report from the Daily Mail.
Mateo Kovacic expected to miss out as Chelsea close campaign against Leicester
Mateo Kovacic should miss out again when Chelsea host Watford to close their Premier League campaign on Sunday.
Leeds v Watford: match preview
It says much about Leeds’ travails against Watford that the last man to score a winner for them at Vicarage Road was Ross McCormack. That was in May 2013, when a side managed by Brian McDermott triumphed in a chaotic game where Troy Deeney was sent off and the hosts missed out on automatic promotion. With Watford scrabbling for Premier League survival and Leeds only six points clear of the drop, this game is similarly high stakes. Joe Gelhardt has shaken off a knock and could feature, but Jesse Marsch will be without Patrick Bamford, Jamie Shackleton, Junior Firpo and Tyler Roberts. Will Magee
AC Milan boss Stefano Pioli says his players were racially abused during their Serie A win at Cagliari
AC Milan boss Stefano Pioli said two of his players — Mike Maignan and Fikayo Tomori — were subjected to racial abuse during his team's win at Cagliari. Milan's 1-0 victory was vital in the context of the Serie A title race, but it was overshadowed by the ugly events at the end of the game. Ad/> Keeper Maignan and English defender Tomori were closest to the home supporters when celebrating their win and when the abuse began, Maignan appeared to encourage it to continue by cupping his ear.