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Friday delivered some massive transfer news as Man Utd promised to back their new manager.
'He's empathetic and diplomatic' - What...
Cause for optimism? How Chelsea changed...
Five things Pochettino will need to...
'He's got a terrific record' - What...
The HECTIC schedule Pochettino will...
Bothroyd selects who should stay and go...
'He'll be backed considerably' - Is...
Bothroyd: Pochettino will shake things...
Neville: I've always wanted Pochettino...
'I'd be more excited by Dyche!' - Man...
'Everyone's underperforming!' - Who's...
'He's slow to get started!' - Would...
Plus, a Chelsea star confirmed his stance on a possible move heading into 2027 and Arsenal received a hugely encouraging update on one of their key targets. There's plenty to cover, so let's jump right in.
Man Utd have unveiled Mauricio Pochettino as their new head coach, and he will receive "considerable" backing in January.
Pedro Neto has confirmed his transfer stance after he stayed put in the summer due to Chelsea's hefty €120 million asking price.
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Chelsea have been given strong encouragement that they could finally sign long-term target Jules Kounde from Barcelona.
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