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Huge blow: Transfer insider claims 'world-class' star sees Arsenal move as a 'climbdown'
Dean Jones has admitted on The Done Deal Show that he would be surprised to see Arsenal sign Serge Gnabry.
Soccer-Poland come from behind to beat Wales as Nations League kicks off
WROCLAW, Poland (Reuters) -Poland came from behind to snatch a 2-1 win over Wales on Wednesday at the start of the Nations League and deny the visitors a morale-boosting result ahead of their weekend bid to reach the World Cup finals for the first time in 64 years.
Wales slump to Nations League loss in Poland
Wales' understudies failed to deliver a World Cup boost as they slipped to a 2-1 Nations League defeat to Poland. Just four days before their World Cup play-off final, Jonny Williams' second international goal gave an unfamiliar Wales line-up a 52nd-minute lead in Wroclaw. But Poland substitutes Jakub Kaminski and Karol Swiderski struck in the final 18 minutes to turn the game on its head and inflict a first defeat on Wales since their Euro 2020 loss to Denmark last summer.
Poland come from behind to beat Wales in Nations League opener
Wales’ understudies failed to deliver a World Cup boost as they slipped to a 2-1 Nations League defeat to Poland.
Bayern Munich 'establish' Sadio Mane plan hinting at new Robert Lewandowski stance
Premier League transfer news and rumours: 30/5/22
Poland vs Wales prediction and odds: Robert Lewandowski tipped to score against Rob Page's side
Wales begin their Nations League campaign on the same night they find out who they will face in the delayed World Cup play-off qualifier as they travel to Wroclaw to face Poland. Many Welsh fans will be keeping close tabs on what is happening at Hampden Park between Scotland and Ukraine to find out who will be their opponents at the weekend for the Qatar 2022 decider.
Bernardo Silva, una operación "muy complicada"
En el FC Barcelona ahora mismo todos los esfuerzos están concentrados en hacer realidad el fichaje estrella del nuevo proyecto de Xavi Hernández: el delantero polaco Robert Lewandowski. Se trata del objetivo prioritario y la pieza donde pivotarán el resto de refuerzos del primer equipo. Con Andreas Christensen y Frank Kessié ya fichados al llegar con la carta de libertad bajo el brazo -no se pueden anunciar de forma oficial porque no podrían ser inscritos por culpa del ‘fair play’ financiero-, la prioridad es cerrar el traspaso del internacional polaco. El Bayern de Múnich se presenta como un hueso muy duro de roer, aunque los pasos inequívocos que está dando el delantero se consideran como claves para que finalmente el club bávaro acepte negociar con el Barcelona, teniendo en cuenta que Lewandowski finaliza contrato el próximo año. El precio que podría acabar saliendo giraría entorno los 40 millones de euros.