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Morris, Arriola's late Europe transfers show there's many paths to USMNT stardom
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Tuesday, 09 February 2021 09:52
These days, the career path for young American players seems straightforward: Get your butt to Europe as early and as quickly as possible, and then progress from there. It's an approach that, in the past six months alone, has seen the likes of Bryan Reynolds (FC Dallas to Roma), Mark McKenzie (Philadelphia Union to Genk), Brenden Aaronson (Philadelphia to FC…
COVID-19 chaos continues as Man Utd tie moved
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Tuesday, 09 February 2021 08:14
Manchester United's first-leg round-of-32 Europa League match against Real Sociedad has been switched to Juventus' Allianz Arena due to the ongoing troubles caused by the coronavirus pandemic.The United Kingdom has strict quarantine rules amid the pandemic for international travel, while Spain has also barred arrivals from the UK, and UEFA announced a change of venue on Tuesday. The date of…
Mourinho sorry for ref Dean after death threats
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Tuesday, 09 February 2021 07:03
Tottenham Hotspur head coach Jose Mourinho has expressed his sympathy for referee Mike Dean after receiving death threats and said he spoke with on-loan defender Ryan Sessegnon following his own experience of online abuse.Dean will not take charge of a Premier League game this weekend after his request for time off was granted following revelations the 52-year and his family…
Bale's Tottenham return has been a nightmare. Is there still time for a winning ending?
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Tuesday, 09 February 2021 06:56
The Gareth Bale story has become sad, and even a little embarrassing. After getting away from Real Madrid on loan in the 2020 "summer" transfer window, his bold comeback at Spurs has turned into the non-event of the season.Once regarded as arguably one of the top five players in the world, he has started only two games and played a…
Saliba hits out at Arteta mismanagement again
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Tuesday, 09 February 2021 06:07
William Saliba has again been critical of Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta after leaving the club on loan.Saliba joined Arsenal from Saint-Etienne for €30 million in 2019 when Unai Emery was in charge but failed to play a single minute for the club, spending last season back at St Etienne on loan.- Olley: Why have Arsenal sent Saliba on loan?He returned…
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