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10 hours ago | 
msn.com | Angus Sinclair
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14 hours ago | 
footballfancast.com | Angus Sinclair
Liverpool have adopted the mantra that the best form of defence is attack. Certainly, this is true of their summer transfer window so far, having made sweeping changes after winning the Premier League. Some expected Arne Slot to be relieved of his duties as helmsman before the end of the 2024/25 campaign, let alone win the title with such dispatch.
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14 hours ago | 
footballfancast.com | Angus Sinclair
Newcastle United are starting to click into gear in the summer transfer market, launching a triple bid for some top targets: Joao Pedro, Anthony Elanga and goalkeeper James Trafford. Frustratingly, all three offers have been rejected. The Telegraph have actually reported that the total package, put aside to reel in the targets, came in at £125m. What comes next is uncertain, but all three players are interested in making the move to St. James' Park.
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19 hours ago | 
footballfancast.com | Angus Sinclair
How sad that Liverpool's smart business sense in the transfer market will likely prevent Arne Slot's side from becoming engaged in the frenzied crowd come August, when panic stations are manned ahead of the impending closure date. Ah well. There are worse problems for a side to have.
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19 hours ago | 
football-transfer-rumours.com | Angus Sinclair
Date: 27th June 2025 at 4:10 pm Source: Football FanCast How sad that Liverpool's smart business sense in the …
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22 hours ago | 
footballfancast.com | Angus Sinclair
Liverpool aren't messing about this summer, pulling in high-level signings from every which way. However, this is not so much scattergun spending as the product of calculated, expeditious planning. Florian Wirtz, for example, was brought in from Bayer Leverkusen for £116m, the British record, after Jeremie Frimpong's £29.5m release clause was activated. Bournemouth left-back Milos Kerkez has since finalised his move to Merseyside.
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22 hours ago | 
football-transfer-rumours.com | Angus Sinclair
Date: 27th June 2025 at 12:40 pm Source: Football FanCast Liverpool aren't messing about this summer, pulling in …
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1 day ago | 
msn.com | Angus Sinclair
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1 day ago | 
footballfancast.com | Angus Sinclair
How are Newcastle United going to fare next season? Around the beginning of the 2024/25 campaign, the skyrocketing ascent under Eddie Howe's wing had been stunted by a disappointing transfer window, following failure to qualify for European football. But United marched back into the Champions League despite the setbacks, finishing fifth in the Premier League. Moreover, Howe led his team to glory, to the Carabao Cup. Now, the focus is on building, particularly towards a move for Anthony Elanga.
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1 day ago | 
footballfancast.com | Angus Sinclair
Liverpool are marching their way through the summer transfer window, picking up any number of talented recruits to add to Arne Slot's Premier League-winning squad. With Milos Kerkez's £40m move from Bournemouth to Anfield now sealed, sporting director Richard Hughes may well take a breather and ponder whether to target any final brush-ups so Liverpool can remain competitive at the very highest level once again.
