🚨 Mourinho "physically attacks" opposition manager, Liverpool beat Everton + linked with PL duo, Arsenal chief wants to sign former player, & more
Big things happening at Liverpool, plus Arsenal's new director Andrea Berta has been busy...
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Today’s top stories:
Charles Watts on Viktor Gyokeres and Xavi Simons in his exclusive column!
Liverpool beat Everton and are linked with Premier League duo
Plus more from Arsenal, Chelsea and Manchester United
Arsenal
Is Andrea Berta the driving force behind Arsenal’s growing interest in Viktor Gyokeres? Charles Watts takes a look in his latest exclusive column.
Xavi Simons to Arsenal? It’s another deal the club have looked at, but he could cost £60m or more…
Bukayo Saka’s emotional message to all Arsenal fans after his return: “I have to acknowledge and thank you all for the energy and love you showed me last night. I’ve never seen or felt anything like what I felt at the Emirates last night. I will never forget that.”
Mikel Arteta: “The best example is Bukayo Saka’s reaction. After he scored a goal what does he do? He goes and says thank you to the sports science and physios for what they’ve done for him. He lifted the stadium and energy.”
Matheus Cunha is being linked with Arsenal again, with Berta knowing the player well from their time together at Atletico Madrid.
Nico Williams Arsenal transfer talks have also taken place as Berta recently met the Spanish winger’s representatives!
EXCLUSIVE - this Arsenal star is finalising his contract agreement with a new club, he’ll be gone this summer! Full story here!
Aston Villa
Marcus Rashford looks to be back to his best with loan club Aston Villa - that’s now seven goal contributions in six starts for Unai Emery’s side since joining from Manchester United in January!
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