James O'Reilly

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Now plying his trade with LA Galaxy in the United States, Marco Reus has enjoyed a stellar career in professional football, one that spans almost 20 years. The German made his senior debut in 2007 and after two years with Rot Weiss Ahlem, Reus joined Borussia Monchengladbach where, across two-and-a-half seasons, he established himself as one of the Bundesliga’s most-promising talents.

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West Ham United have made contact with Everton striker Dominic Calvert-Lewin ahead of a potential move, according to FootballTransfers. The 2024/25 season did not go as many expected it would for West Ham. The Hammers spent heavily in the summer to back new manager Julen Lopetegui, but the Spaniard struggled to generate much consistency with his team. In January, despite such spending just months before, Lopetegui was sacked.

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Many wondered how Liverpool would fare in their first season without Jurgen Klopp. The German, who served as Liverpool manager for almost a decade, had such a massive impact on the Merseyside club that most thought the Reds would struggle in his absence, as has happened with different teams when long-serving managers depart. Arne Slot, formerly of Feyenoord, was chosen to lead Liverpool forward and few foresaw just how well he would do in his debut season in English football.

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Should Manchester United fail to sign Bryan Mbeumo, then they could target Crystal Palace star Eberechi Eze, according to ESPN. The 2024/25 season was a turgid one for Man United. With dismal Premier League form, the club seemed entirely focused on the Europa League for the final weeks of the campaign, with it being confirmed before the term’s end that the Red Devils would finish with their lowest-ever Premier League points tally.

1 week ago | givemesport.com | James O'Reilly

Villarreal striker Thierno Barry is ‚Äúa leading target‚ÄĚ for Everton in the summer transfer window, according to The Times. By the half-way point of the 2024/25 season, it seemed set to be another campaign of battling relegation for Everton, who were struggling for Premier League consistency under the management of Sean Dyche. Soon after The Friedkin Group took over the club at the end of 2024, Dyche was sacked and replaced by David Moyes.