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‘Better and better’ - How Muller continues to evolve in MLS

  1. Trafford can become England No.1 after ending Man City nightmare

    For some football fans, the summer is the part of the calendar that they look forward to the most - and that's not just because it's filled by a World Cup every four years! Rather, it's because the end of the season means only one thing: It's time for transfers! The 2026 window is once again proving to be busy, with some huge names making big-money moves before deadline day on September 1.

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  1. USMNT's Arfsten finalizes $7.5m Boro transfer

    Middlesbrough have finalized an agreement to sign U.S. men's national team and Columbus Crew defender Max Arfsten. Sources told GOAL last week that the deal is worth up to $7.5 million. The move to the Championship club sees Arfsten link up with USMNT teammates Sebastian Berhalter and Aidan Morris, both of whom are also Crew products.

Expert Opinion & Analysis

  1. RANKED: Arsenal's Vini Jr transfer alternatives

    Arsenal's pursuit of Vinicius Junior always seemed like a stretch. It emerged in a bombshell revelation in late July that the Gunners were 'exploring' the possibility of striking a deal for the Real Madrid superstar as they seek to make a marquee left-wing signing, but those explorations ultimately came to nothing as he agreed a new contract at the Bernabeu. So, where do they turn next?

  2. Why Newcastle spent £23m on teenage midfield maestro Steur

    Steur has become the latest young star to make the step up from Ajax to the Premier League, completing a shock move to Tyneside having made fewer than 25 appearances for the senior team, and Dutch pundits fear he has made the jump too early - but the player has no doubt he can make an impact in England.

Premier League

  1. Howe’s next job? Ex-Newcastle boss told to leave England

    Eddie Howe is considered to be an England manager of the future, but Newcastle legend Chris Waddle has told GOAL that the former Magpies boss should be looking to move abroad for his next job. The 48-year-old has surprisingly become available, with options now being mulled over that will allow already impressive coaching credentials to be enhanced.

  2. Napoli eye Arsenal forward as Lukaku nears exit

    Napoli are ready to shake up their attacking options this summer as Romelu Lukaku edges closer to an exit, with Arsenal forward Gabriel Jesus emerging as a primary target for the Serie A giants. The Brazilian international is reportedly open to a fresh challenge away from the Premier League as the Partenopei look to rebuild their frontline under Massimiliano Allegri.

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