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Besiktas secure Abraham from Roma Besiktas have completed an £11.2 million deal to sign Tammy Abraham from Roma. The Turkish club immediately plans to sell the striker to Aston Villa. Abraham traveled to the UK on Friday and underwent a medical on Saturday after Villa agreed an £18 million deal with Besiktas. The transfer follows a loan agreement last summer, in which Besiktas had an obligation to buy Abraham. The club initially did not want to sell him but agreed to let him return to England. Abraham’s record at Besiktas The 28-year-old striker has earned 11 caps for England and…

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Contract Discussions Underway Bayern Munich are in discussions with England captain Harry Kane about extending his stay at the club, according to sporting director Max Eberl. Kane, 32, joined the German giants from Tottenham in August 2023 on a four-year deal worth an initial €100 million (£86.4m). Since arriving, he has scored 119 goals and provided 30 assists in 126 appearances, helping Bayern capture the 2024-25 Bundesliga title—his first major trophy. Record-Breaking Form This season, Kane has continued his prolific scoring, netting 34 goals in 30 games, including 21 in 19 Bundesliga matches. He is chasing Robert Lewandowski’s record of…

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Nottingham Forest have made a £35m bid for Jean-Philippe Mateta from Crystal Palace.The France striker has told Palace he wants to leave as Forest seek attacking reinforcements.Palace want up to £40m and insist on signing a replacement before selling.Mateta has drawn interest from Juventus and Aston Villa.Forest recently signed Lorenzo Lucca on loan from Napoli.Forest sit 17th in the Premier League and are prepared to meet Mateta’s wage demands.

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Arsenal remain four points clear at the top of the Premier League, but nerves are creeping in for the Gunners. Only eight days after missing the chance to extend their lead over Manchester City to nine points, they drew 0-0 at Nottingham Forest and then lost 3-2 to Manchester United. That first home defeat of the season leaves Arsenal without a win in three league games. Former Manchester United captain Roy Keane told Sky Sports that Arsenal are under pressure. “They’ll have seen the other results, they’re in a great position, they’ve got everything going for them… but it’s pressure,”…

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Michael Carrick may be keeping his long-term intentions under wraps, but his early impact as Manchester United’s interim manager is impossible to ignore. Family Moments and Early Success Carrick’s first two matches in charge have both ended in victory, including a 3-2 win at Arsenal—the club’s first there in eight years. Among the celebrating fans were Carrick’s own children, who watched in the away section as Matheus Cunha scored the winning goal. For Carrick, these moments combine professional success with personal joy, though he remains focused on the job at hand rather than speculation about his future. United has collected…

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This matchday felt completely different for Bruno Guimaraes. The injured Newcastle United captain watched from the stands with his family at St James’ Park and stayed far from the action throughout the afternoon. Newcastle then lost 2-0 against Aston Villa on Sunday, an experience Guimaraes will not want to relive anytime soon. “Tough not being on the pitch with my team-mates,” he wrote on Instagram afterwards. The coaching staff had good reasons for taking risks with his fitness after he left the PSV Eindhoven win with an ankle injury in midweek. Staff still hoped he could recover in time because…

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Aston Villa produced a performance of real authority at St James’ Park as goals from Emiliano Buendía and Ollie Watkins earned a fully deserved win over Newcastle and kept their faint title ambitions alive. Villa were fluid, inventive and confident throughout, with Morgan Rogers central to much of their best attacking play. Buendía opened the scoring with a superb curling effort from outside the box after a slick team move, setting the tone for a first half in which Newcastle struggled to cope with Villa’s movement and imagination. Newcastle had early chances, most notably when Emiliano Martínez denied Sandro Tonali,…

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Long Island has been named the strongest seller’s market in the United States, driven by high buyer demand and limited housing inventory. The ranking reflects intense competition among buyers, especially in popular suburban towns close to New York City. Real estate analysts say homes on Long Island are selling quickly, often with multiple offers. Many properties receive bids above the asking price, showing how strong demand remains in the region. Low inventory continues to give sellers a clear advantage. One major reason for Long Island’s top ranking is limited housing supply. Fewer homes are available for sale, while interest from…

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Manchester City stopped their Premier League slide with a hard-fought victory over Wolves, earning their first league win in four matches despite a contentious VAR moment that overshadowed the result. Pep Guardiola’s decision to drop Erling Haaland and Phil Foden proved effective, as first-half goals from Omar Marmoush and Antoine Semenyo put City in control. The key flashpoint came when referee Farai Hallam, on his top-flight debut, refused to award a penalty for a Yerson Mosquera handball after a pitchside review. The call angered Guardiola, who criticised what he sees as a pattern of unfavourable decisions against his side, while…

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Liverpool arrived at Bournemouth unbeaten in 13 matches, the longest active run in Europe’s top five leagues. But that streak masked deeper issues, which were brutally exposed when Amine Adli struck a dramatic 95th-minute winner. The reigning champions are now winless in five Premier League games and increasingly look like a team in decline rather than one defending a title. Sloppy Defending and Predictable Attack Despite scoring twice from set pieces, Liverpool offered little from open play and defended poorly. Virgil van Dijk’s mistake gifted Evanilson an early goal, while confusion during Joe Gomez’s injury stoppage led to Alex Jimenez’s…

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