Anthony Gordon is reportedly open to leaving Newcastle United this summer and has interest from Liverpool, Arsenal, and Bayern Munich. DOWNLOAD THE OFFICIAL CAUGHTOFFSIDE APP FOR ALL THE LATEST & BREAKING UPDATES – STRAIGHT TO YOUR PHONE! ON APPLE & GOOGLE PLAY The England international could likely cost around £80m, and Liverpool fans may be interested to know […] The post £80m star wants transfer this summer, Liverpool have edge over Arsenal appeared first on CaughtOffside.

The Newcastle United fans who want to blame Eddie Howe for anything and everything, completely ignore the fact of how badly let down he was last summer. By Alexander Isak... You can click here to read the full article.

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Manchester United have been desperately searching for long-term stability. The Red Devils will look for a permanent manager at the end of the season and while Michael Carrick would be a contender to get the job, they are also looking at other options in the market. DOWNLOAD THE OFFICIAL CAUGHTOFFSIDE APP FOR ALL THE LATEST […] The post ‘He would be open to that’ – Romano confirms Premier League manager wants Man United job appeared first on CaughtOffside.

Juventus striker Arkadiusz Milik has suffered a new injury setback that will rule him out of the crucial games… The post Juventus confirm Milik sustained new injury, reveals recovery timetable appeared first on Juvefc.com.

Ex AC Milan and Chelsea star Marcel Desailly believes Inter star Alessandro Bastoni should move to Barcelona and would lift the La Liga giants to the next level. Marcel Desailly argued that Alessandro Bastoni should move to Barcelona this summer if he had the chance. Furthermore, the former Marseille star believes that Bastoni would improve […] The post Ex AC Milan & Chelsea Star Desailly: “Inter Milan’s Bastoni Could Lift Barcelona To Next Level” appeared first on SempreInter.com.

Manchester United have put themselves among a trio of English sides interested in soon-to-be-free agent Marcos Senesi. Chelsea and Liverpool have also been linked with the Bournemouth stalwart, though only the latter are actively planning a move in the coming weeks, according to the iPaper. DOWNLOAD THE OFFICIAL STRETTY NEWS APP FOR ALL THE LATEST […] The post ‘Cultured’ Man Utd target’s ‘most likely destination’ now disclosed as he eyes move within the Premier League appeared first on Stretty News.

Arsenal are monitoring the situation of Spanish defender Óscar Mingueza who will be available as a free agent at the end of this season. The 26-year currently plays for Celta Vigo, but negotiations over a new deal have broken down. And the Gunners are now considering making a move for him because he ticks one... The post Gunners monitoring Spanish full-back appeared first on Footie Central.

The $95 bus trip to Foxborough highlights a tournament unique in modern times – one that ultimately makes no secret of its disdain for the paying public Like any journalist with an unerring nose for an offbeat feature, my interest was sharply piqued by this week’s announcement of the $95 bus ride. What magnificent accoutrements might conceivably justify the £70 fare for a half-hour journey from south Boston to Foxborough? An at-seat shiatsu? A pool deck? A five-course dining experience? A brief but moving Céline Dion set in the aisles? At the very least, I felt I owed it to my profession to find out for sure. Alas upon closer investigation, the Boston Stadium Express being launched for this summer’s World Cup appears to be an entirely regular bus journey on an entirely regular bus with entirely regular bus seats. Your non-refundable ticket – no child concessions – entitles you simply to be dropped off a 15-minute walk from the ground, and picked up again from the same place. There is, in short, no more complex rationale for the Boston organising committee to charge £70 than the fact that they can, and the World Cup only comes once, and if you don’t want to pay then some other rube will.

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