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  • 6 days ago | nytimes.com | Dan Sheldon |Jacob Tanswell |Sam Lee |Gregg Evans

    We might only just be coming around to the end of the first week of the transfer window, but already fans of clubs — and managers — will be desperate to see business being done. But which position does each Premier League side need to prioritise this window? Where, if necessary, should the bulk of the budget be spent? The Athletic’s club experts have weighed in with their thoughts below. ArsenalA striker is the absolute priority for Mikel Arteta — and that is exactly what it should be.

  • 1 week ago | nytimes.com | Dan Sheldon

    Boca Juniors pair Ander Herrera and Nicolas Figal have been handed four-match bans after being sent off in the Argentine club’s opening game of the Club World Cup against Benfica on Monday. Herrera was dismissed after grappling with a member of tournament staff as he tried to confront the referee towards the end of the first half, while Figal was shown also shown a straight red card for a foul on Florentino Luis in the 88th-minute.

  • 1 week ago | nytimes.com | Dan Sheldon |Philip Buckingham

    After provisionally suspending Mykhailo Mudryk in December for a failed drugs test, the English Football Association (FA) has now charged the Chelsea winger for violating its anti-doping regulations. This means Mudryk, who has not played a competitive game of football since the end of November, could now face a maximum penalty of a four-year suspension.

  • 1 week ago | nytimes.com | Dan Sheldon

    Paris is known for its iconic landmarks, being the city of love, a rich history of art and culture, an exquisite culinary scene, and being home to luxurious fashion houses. It also exports Paris Saint-Germain to the world. In their quest for international growth, PSG have taken advantage of being located in the French capital. Their leisurewear is adorned with ‘Paris’, as opposed to ‘Paris Saint-Germain’, and the Eiffel Tower has featured prominently on their club crest since the mid-1990s.

  • 1 week ago | nytimes.com | Guillermo Rai |Dan Sheldon

    Arsenal coach Carlos Cuesta is set to leave the club to become Parma’s new head coach. The 29-year-old is expected to depart after five years at the north London club under Mikel Arteta. Cuesta had been in talks with the Serie A side for several weeks and is expected to travel to Italy on Wednesday. If the deal is completed, he will replace Cristian Chivu as Parma head coach after the 44-year-old succeeded Simone Inzaghi at Inter earlier this month.

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