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Laughing at the Leeds United critics is one way Daniel James stays level-headed on his striker experiment, but using Jesse Marsch’s verdict as a shield against the hate is another method. With Patrick Bamford injured for the majority of the season, Rodrigo preferred behind a frontman and Joe Gelhardt protected from too much exposure, the number nine shirt frequently fell on James’s shoulders.
A French top-flight title-winning centre-back making a move to Newcastle United - it sounds familiar, doesn't it? A trip back to 2013 will throw up the name of Mapou Yanga-Mbiwa who moved to Tyneside in the winter window but lasted a little over 18 months before being shipped out.
Tottenham Hotspur are only left with Milan Škriniar to sign from Antonio Conte’s former side Inter Milan this summer, according to CBS reporter Ben Jacobs when speaking to GiveMeSport last week.
"Tests carried out on the Spain international this afternoon... have confirmed the national team captain suffered a ruptured anterior cruciate ligament," the Spanish football federation said. Putellas was hurt during a training session on Tuesday, with the injury initially described as a sprain.
Representatives of Cristiano Ronaldo have reportedly approached new Chelsea owner Todd Boehly and offered their client’s services to Chelsea.
Manchester United's summer is finally off and rolling after Tyrell Malacia became Erik ten Hag's first signing.
Tuesday was yet another busy day at Manchester City after Kalvin Phillips arrived at the Etihad on Monday.
Over half a million tickets have been sold to fans in 100 countries, including sell-outs for the opening game at Old Trafford and the final at Wembley on July 31. "This is a huge moment for us - the biggest ever - but it also gives us the platform to kick on and really take the game to another level," said UEFA's head of women's football Nadine Kessler. "These big strides the game is taking will continue to positively shift perceptions of women's football, but we want to do more.