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Marcus Christenson

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Football Editor at The Guardian

Football Editor at The Observer

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  • 1 week ago | theguardian.com | Sarah Rendell |Marcus Christenson

    Last updated: NaN/NaN/NaN 12.NaN GMT Deals completed128 Total value£0 Arsenal's transfer balance is£0 All transfers Transfers by club Show 27 May 2025 Rachele Baldi Goalkeeper Inter to Fiorentina Goalkeeper has also previously played for clubs like Empoli and Roma loan ended 27 May 2025 Jasmin Mansaray Defender Inter to Free agent Defender made just one appearance for the side after signing last summer free agent 27 May 2025 Sofie Junge Pedersen Midfielder Inter to Free agent Midfielder did...

  • 1 week ago | theguardian.com | Niall McVeigh |Will Magee |Marcus Christenson

    Last updated: NaN/NaN/NaN 12.NaN GMT Deals completed54 Total value£207.8m Arsenal's transfer balance is£0 All transfers Transfers by club Show 27 May 2025 Cédric Zesiger Defender Wolfsburg to Augsburg FCA exercise €4m purchase option for centre-back who 'feels very comfortable' in Bavaria after January loan move £3.8m 26 May 2025 Adam Aznou Defender Real Valladolid to Bayern Munich Promising left-back is recalled by Bayern in order to play a part in squad for upcoming Club World Cup loan...

  • 1 month ago | theguardian.com | Marcus Christenson

    A visibly moved Bosse Andersson was trying to find the right words after Djurgården had beaten Rapid Vienna 4-1 away to reach the Conference League semi-finals. “I am just bloody proud,” the sporting director said in the end. “Real Betis, Fiorentina, Chelsea and … Djurgården in the semi-finals, that is unbelievable.”He is not wrong. Chelsea, Real Betis and Fiorentina are European heavyweights while Djurgården have two Swedish Allsvenskan titles in the past 20 years.

  • 2 months ago | msn.com | Marcus Christenson

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  • 2 months ago | ca.sports.yahoo.com | Marcus Christenson

    The Norwegian club Brann have won a landmark freedom of expression case with the Court of Arbitration For Sport (Cas) ruling that Uefa should not have punished them for fans singing “Uefa mafia” or displaying banners with the same message at Women’s Champions League games. The European footballing body fined Brann on two separate occasions in 2024 with a third case pending.

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31 Oct 24

RT @TomJGarry: The FA sets a high target for schools to provide girls with equal access to football - plus, they're targeting another major…

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9 Sep 24

RT @NickAmes82: Jason Dozzell is England's youngest top-flight goalscorer. He had a career to be proud of – hero at Ipswich & four yrs at S…

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5 Sep 24

RT @TomJGarry: What the WSL can learn from the #NWSL - interesting read from @guardian_sport colleague Sophie Downey from @GirlsontheBall…