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Netherland supporters have swarmed social media with grievances over a handball that occurred before England was awarded a penalty, which cast a shadow over their Euro 2024 semi-final exit. Although England’s win has injected even more optimism into the hearts of Three Lions fans, who now see Sunday’s Euro 2024 final against Spain as a fateful event where Harry Kane and his team could finally bring it home. Early elation for Dutch fans was ignited in Dortmund when Xavi Simons unleashed a scorcher past Jordan Pickford within seven minutes. However, despair quickly set in as Harry Kane levelled with a…

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Following their disappointing Copa America performances, which saw them dumped out of the tournament as hosts, the US opted to sack manager Gregg Berhalter. Despite starting off strong with a 2-0 win over Bolivia, the USMNT fell embarrassingly 2-1 to Panama, before they were beaten 1-0 by Uruguay, ending their tournament. In the wake of their poor campaign, Berhalter was axed, just two years before the USA, alongside Canada, who have made the semi-finals under Jesse Marsch, and Mexico, host the 2026 World Cup. It had previously been reported by the Athletic that ex-Reds boss Klopp, who left Anfield in…

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Liverpool will get their chance to sign a winger they’ve chased for some time this summer. Will they take that chance, though? Teamtalk reports that Federico Chiesa will be offered to ‘Premier League clubs’ this summer – though, there’s no suggestion of who exactly that is. Chiesa’s agent is searching for a big payday for his client and feels he can find it in England. Chiesa is on the move, it seems, with new Juventus manager Thiago Motta willing to let him leave. Offers from AS Roma and Napoli haven’t been what they’re after. Nowhere near, in fact. The Italian…

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Liverpool are weighing up their options ahead of what has been teased to be an exciting summer transfer window. Liverpool are on the market for a number of new recruits this summer as the club prepares for its first season under Arne Slot. The Dutchman has inherited Jurgen Klopp’s star players but has been assessing transfer targets of his own as he looks to put his own stamp on the team. After last season’s injury crisis across the backline — which saw Joël Matip’s final campaign cut short by an ACL tear — the Reds are looking at new defensive…

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Manchester United are in growing danger of missing out on the signature of top summer target Joao Neves after the chances of Liverpool hijacking the move were revealed – though solace will come quickly for Sir Jim Ratcliffe with confidence growing that a bargain deal for an alternative is quickly falling into place. The British billionaire is now at the Manchester United wheel having bought out a 27.7% stake of the Glazers’ shareholdings earlier this year in a £1.3bn deal that grants Ratcliffe full sporting control. And while he has spent his first few months in charge both assessing the…

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Jurgen Klopp may have helped Liverpool sign Chelsea starlet Rio Ngumoha as they close in on an impressive deal. The Reds believe they’ve done enough to sign the 15-year-old this summer – and anger Chelsea decision-makers in the process. Ngumoha plays on the left wing and has already trained with the first team at Stamford Bridge and made nine appearances for the Under-18s. Liverpool are yet to make any new signings this summer as Arne Slot prepares for his first season as the club’s head coach. Slot will be assessing his squad across pre-season, where it’s then expected decisions will…

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The Premier League and Manchester City have become well acquainted in recent times as the two engage in legal clashes – although a new development will surely annoy Liverpool fans. Manchester City sued the Premier League in June over “associated party transactions” (APT) – after the Premier League themselves charged the Citizens with 115 breaches of financial rules. Despite this friction between both parties, the Premier League have now made a quite generous allowance for Manchester City – which is sure to irk Liverpool fans… Why Liverpool fans may be annoyed by development involving Manchester City and the Premier League…

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Tony Warner left a trainee accounting job to join Liverpool as a 20-year-old – but the goalkeeper never played for the Anfield club despite 120 bench appearances. The scouser earned the nickname “Tony Bonus” as he raked in cash despite not touching the turf in Liverpool’s famous red colors. One of Warner’s most notable bench appearances for the Reds was the 1995 League Cup final triumph against Bolton Wanderers. The next year, Warner was the backup goalie for the 1995-96 FA Cup final defeat to Manchester United. The Red Devils ran out 1-0 winners at the old Wembley, with the…

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Arsenal have submitted an offer to Wolves to sign goalkeeper Dan Bentley, it has been claimed. The opening bid was immediately turned down by Gary O’Neil’s side , with it well below their valuation, as the 30-year-old is a valued member of the squad, as per the Athletic. Contact from Emirates Stadium to express an interest in signing Bentley was made a few days ago while it was also revealed Wolves value him at £1million. While the Gunners have been linked to numerous names, all of their business thus far has been done in the goalkeeping department. Earlier this month,…

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When Novak Djokovic stepped up to the microphone to dissect his performance after his brilliant fourth-round victory over Holger Rune at Wimbledon, it became clear that he had a few things to get off his chest. While the on-court interviewer may have wanted to keep the vibes light and positive on Centre Court, Djokovic was determined to make his disapproval of certain parts of the audience clear. After heaping praise on the many “respectful” fans present, he did not mince his words towards those who had been zealously chanting throughout the match. “I don’t accept it,” he said. “No. I know they…

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