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With losing Veiga and Casadei we are out of options for LB and midfield. Who will play Conference League and backups there?By NikkiCFC
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The two most important positions in a football team are held by players that are exactly that: untouchable. Sanchez & Jackson can effectively do no wrong, and we have paid for it multiple times already.By LAM09
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Like @Vesper says, it’s gaslighting from Maresca. I really don’t know what it is about Sanches that he loves so much. Of course he’s never going to kill a player in public but Sanchez feels completely untouchable in terms of his place in the team which is crazy.By Pizy
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It's such a stupid way to look at things. Those "four mistakes" have led directly to goals while Caicedo's misplaced passes haven't.
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Trump and Infantino: Two presidents and a sporting political bromance that isn’t slowing down https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/6085431/2025/01/24/trump-infantino-fifa-world-cup/ President Donald Trump has long had a tendency to namecheck high-profile figures in concise terms of affection or derision. It is clear how much he likes allies such as UFC president Dana White and Tesla chief executive Elon Musk, and how much he dislikes others — his White House successor/predecessor JoeBy Vesper
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Manchester United’s Alejandro Garnacho ‘improving in every aspect’ – Ruben Amorim https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/6084706/2025/01/23/alejandro-garnacho-manchester-united-future/ Ruben Amorim has said Alejandro Garnacho is “improving in every aspect of the game” amid speculation over his Manchester United future. The Argentina international played the full 90 minutes as United defeated Rangers 2-1 in the Europa League on Thursday, a week after Napoli approached United over h
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Why Renato Veiga is joining Juventus on loan six months after Chelsea transfer https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/6083712/2025/01/24/renato-veiga-Chelsea-transfer-loan-juventus-analysis/ For those wondering why Renato Veiga wanted to leave Chelsea on loan for Juventus in January only six months after arriving at Stamford Bridge from Basel in a €14million deal, part of the answer can be found with a glance at the fixture list. Chelsea play 10 matches between Saturday’s trip to
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