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Gareth Southgate said he understands criticism of Jordan Henderson's decision to join Saudi Arabian club Al-Ettifaq, but added that the move has not affected the England midfielder's position as a vocal advocate for LGBTQ+ rights.
Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta says Gabriel Jesus should return to action "soon" after the Brazil forward underwent knee surgery that will sideline him from the start of the Premier League season. Jesus had the surgery on Wednesday after experiencing discomfort in the same area that was operated on when he suffered a serious knee injury at the World Cup last year. Jesus spent three months on the sidelines before recovering in time for the final weeks of Arsenal's failed bid to win the Premier League. Having been absent for Wednesday's Emirates Cup friendly against Monaco, Jesus will miss the start of the new season, including Sunday's Community Shield clash with English champions Manchester City.
They all went in different directions. Some hugged those nearest, some fell to their knees in prayer and disbelief, and some just ran around not knowing what to do with themselves. The reaction of the Moroccan players as it all ended was surely matched by fans back home after the stunning 1-0 win over Colombia in Perth, Australia, on Thursday.
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Nottingham Forest manager Steve Cooper is refusing to be bogged down by a brutal opening month of the Premier League season that involves a trip to Old Trafford.
Pep Guardiola confirmed defender Josko Gvardiol was undergoing a medical at Manchester City on Friday ahead of a proposed move from RB Leipzig as he prepared his team to face Arsenal in the Community Shield. The treble winners are closing in on a deal for the Croatia international and are understood to have agreed a fee of 90 million euros ($99 million). Speaking to reporters ahead of Sunday's curtain-raiser against Arsenal at Wembley, Guardiola said: "Regarding Gvardiol -- what a beautiful surname he has -- he's doing a medical test. "Everybody knows he's here, and hopefully we can finish the deal in the next hours, the next days."
LONDON: Winning four successive top-flight titles has proved beyond any team or manager in the history of English football but if any club can break new ground it is Manchester City.
Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta has insisted the time is now for his team to seek their revenge on Manchester City.