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Fulham secure last-minute loan deal for Chelsea striker Broja

Fulham secured a deadline-day loan deal for 22-year-old Chelsea striker Armando Broja, bolstering their attacking options until the season’s end. Reports suggest they can avoid a loan fee by fulfilling specific playing time requirements for Broja. Marco Silva’s pursuit of a striker faced setbacks earlier, with loan targets Hugo Ekitike (PSG) and Sebastien Haller (Dortmund) […]

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Man United fans dismayed by permanent sale of young talent Hansen-Aaroen

After over a decade within the Manchester United academy, 20-year-old midfielder Zidane Iqbal will seek playing time elsewhere, joining Dutch club FC Utrecht. Despite manager Erik ten Hag’s focus on youth development, Iqbal struggled to secure consistent first-team appearances. While players like Alejandro Garnacho flourished under Ten Hag, a reported incident during training left the […]

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Another Milestone: Klopp Reaches 200 Premier League Wins

Jurgen Klopp etched his name into Premier League history, securing his 200th win as Liverpool manager with a dominant 4-1 victory over Chelsea. He joins an exclusive club of just seven managers to achieve this feat. The other 6 managers are;  1. Sir Alex Ferguson | Manchester United (528) 2. Arsene Wenger – Arsenal (476) […]

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Nunez Hits Woodwork Four Times in Premier League Match

Darwin Nunez was the embodiment of a “nearly man” against Chelsea, showcasing everything that makes him both exhilarating and infuriating for Liverpool fans. He carved out numerous chances, showcasing his pace, power, and link-up play, even assisting Luis Diaz’s goal for his 11th assist of the season – second only to Bukayo Saka in the […]

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Liverpool Dominate Chelsea With 4-1 Victory

Liverpool delivered a commanding performance at Anfield, defeating Chelsea 4-1 and solidifying their lead at the top of the Premier League table. Jurgen Klopp’s men displayed attacking prowess and defensive resilience, putting the Blues to the sword in front of a jubilant home crowd. The Reds wasted no time getting on the front foot, with […]

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