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Tuesday, 26 May 2026

• Bayern Munich's double comes with Eberl's future in the spotlight

  Bayern Munich’s double came with 61 Kane goals and 22 goals, 26 assists from Michael Olise, but Hoeneß put Eberl’s future at 60-40.

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• Mikel Arteta’s manager-of-the-season award caps Arsenal’s title rebuild

  Mikel Arteta has been named Premier League manager of the season after leading Arsenal to the title, sealed with a game to spare.

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• Pochettino email cuts leave 29 USMNT players with a brutal message

  Pochettino emailed 29 players to tell them they missed the USMNT World Cup squad, with the roster leaking three days early.

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• Chelsea’s red cards and late collapse end Europe hopes

  Chelsea lost 2-1 at Sunderland and finished tenth after four points from their last nine league matches. McFarlane also flagged 11 red cards.

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• Lamine Yamal is the centre of Spain's World Cup message

  Luis de la Fuente called Lamine Yamal 'his moment' as Spain prepare for the World Cup opener on June 15 and monitor injured players.

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• PSG injury update: Dembele boost, Hakimi still the bigger doubt

  Dembele says he will be back on May 30, but Hakimi remains a major doubt for PSG ahead of the Champions League final against Arsenal.

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• USMNT World Cup roster: Pochettino trusts his core and leaves some obvious names out

  Pochettino’s USMNT World Cup squad leans on Adams, McKennie, Pulisic and Balogun, while Tessmann, Luna and Morris are left out.

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• Phil Foden World Cup omission puts the fixture calendar back in focus

  Maheta Molango says Phil Foden is a victim of football’s crazy calendar after England left him out of the World Cup squad, reigniting the burnout debate.

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• Newcastle United transfers are really a story about who made the calls

  Newcastle's transfer story began with no sporting director or CEO, then shifted through Dan Ashworth, Eddie Howe and Steve Nickson.

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• Lawrence Shankland completes Rangers move after Hearts clause opens door

  Lawrence Shankland has joined Rangers after a Hearts clause was triggered, signing a two-year deal with an option of a third year.

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• Crystal Palace fitness line leaves Adam Wharton and Chris Richards in doubt

  Oliver Glasner says Crystal Palace will only start 100% fit players in the Conference League final, with Adam Wharton and Chris Richards still doubts.

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• Lawrence Shankland gives Rangers a proven answer to an obvious problem

  Lawrence Shankland joins Rangers after a 20-goal Hearts season, with a two-year deal agreed as the club rebuilds from a third-place finish.

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• Mason Greenwood’s Marseille exit could pay Manchester United

  Mason Greenwood may leave Marseille this summer, with Roma leading the race and Manchester United due up to 50 per cent of any future fee.

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• Enzo Maresca talks could reopen the door for Jack Grealish at Manchester City

  Enzo Maresca Manchester City talks continue, and Jack Grealish could yet get another chance after his Everton loan.

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• Savinho transfer: Tottenham reopen talks as Newcastle watch

  Tottenham have reopened talks for Savinho, with Newcastle also interested as the Manchester City winger seeks more regular football.

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• Elliot Anderson transfer: Forest brace for a record summer bid

  Nottingham Forest are braced for Elliott Anderson interest, with Manchester City leading the chase and a reported £115m valuation.

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• Harry Maguire omission splits England camp and his critics

  Harry Maguire's World Cup omission has sparked family outrage, Roy Keane's support and a firm defence from Thomas Tuchel, despite 23 PL appearances.

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• Nathan Collins backs Ireland players who want to take a stand over Israel fixtures

  Nathan Collins says Ireland players will not be blocked if they want to take a stand over the Israel fixtures, with the Aviva game set for 4 October.

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• DR Congo ask Fifa to consider refunds as World Cup travel is hit by Ebola rules

  DR Congo World Cup refunds are under discussion after US Ebola travel restrictions threatened fans' trips. Fifa says it will review Fecofa's request.

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• LMA manager of the year race rewards title winners and surprise overachievers

  Mikel Arteta leads the LMA Manager of the Year race after Arsenal's first Premier League title since 2004, with Emery and surprise finalists in view.

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• Alisson Juventus transfer turns on Liverpool's stance

  Liverpool have told Alisson they want him to stay despite Juventus bids and longer-contract talks, with reports split on his future.

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• Arsenal prize money jumps well beyond £300m after title and Europe run

  Arsenal's title and Champions League run have pushed prize money beyond £300m, with Josh Kroenke promising the club will not stand still.

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• Bilal El Khannouss earns Stuttgart move after productive loan season

  Bilal El Khannouss has joined VfB Stuttgart permanently after nine goals and seven assists in 41 games during his loan spell.

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• Liverpool signings graded after record £415m summer spend

  BBC graded Liverpool's record £415m summer signings and found a mixed return: Ekitike and Kerkez impressed, but Isak and Frimpong struggled as the Reds

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• Sandro Tonali transfer battle widens as Arsenal join Manchester United

  Arsenal have begun talks for Sandro Tonali as Manchester United also track him. Newcastle face conflicting valuation claims from £86m to £100m.

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• Mason Greenwood transfer: Roma move ahead as Marseille set €50 million price

  Roma are leading the Mason Greenwood transfer chase, but Marseille's €50 million valuation, financial pressure and his wish to stay keep talks open.

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• Uli Hoeneß turns on fans after Bayern's DFB Cup final win

  Uli Hoeneß condemned the Bayern and Stuttgart fan protest that disrupted the DFB-Pokal final, while Harry Kane’s perfect hat-trick powered Bayern to a 3-0 win.

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• Antonin Kinsky on the Atletico Madrid nightmare and the real test at Tottenham

  Antonin Kinsky says his Atletico Madrid nightmare is behind him, with six months on the bench and late-season saves shaping Tottenham's run-in.

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• RB Leipzig South Africa tour ends with Pretoria friendly

  RB Leipzig head to South Africa for a post-season tour with training in Johannesburg, a Thursday public session and Friday's friendly in Pretoria.

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• West Ham relegation exposed by Todibo’s refusal to play

  Todibo refused to be on the bench after his row with Nuno. West Ham finished 18th on 36 points and now face a summer reset.

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