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🚨 Wonderkid "can't wait to join Chelsea", important Man City deal confirmed, Man United star's contract update, Arsenal scout Serie A sensation, & more

"He told me he can't wait to join Chelsea!"

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Oct 13, 2024
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Good morning everyone and welcome to the latest edition of the Daily Briefing! Thanks as always for reading, and hope you enjoy :-)

Today’s top stories:

  • Wonderkid excited by upcoming Chelsea move

  • Latest on Kobbie Mainoo’s Man United contract

  • Joel Matip has retired from professional football

  • Plus more from Arsenal, Liverpool and Man City

Arsenal

  • England have confirmed that Bukayo Saka will be heading back to Arsenal with immediate effect - he’s left the England camp for further assessment. His injury will now be assessed by the Arsenal medical staff after initial tests with England.

  • Santiago Castro to Arsenal? The Gunners have scouted the Bologna forward in recent times, along with other Premier League clubs…

  • Thomas Partey to Barcelona could reportedly be a story to keep an eye on for 2025 as he nears the end of his Arsenal contract…

Atalanta

Ademola Lookman (Photo by Alessandro Sabattini/Getty Images)
  • Atalanta manager Gian Piero Gasperini: “My personal Ballon d’Or vote would go to Ademola Lookman. His magic skills helped us to win the Europa League.”

Atletico Madrid

  • Samu Omorodion: “At Atletico, I spent many nights crying… my family also struggled. I was training separately, I didn’t even feel to be a player. It was tough. No one spoke to me, and I didn’t speak to anyone. I already knew the club’s stance…”

Barcelona

  • Ronald Koeman: “I spoke to Frenkie de Jong on the phone. With all due respect, he is still far away from returning 100%. It is too early. He found playing for fifteen minutes exciting and tough. He still needs to play for a while and get into a rhythm.”

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