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Morris emerges as loan option to Stellies

Kaizer Chiefs striker Tashreeq Morris could be set for a temporary move to Stellenbosch FC as both clubs assess their options ahead of the next phase of the season.

Posted in PSL, Soccer, Top Headlines, Transfers
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Juventus monitor Mazraoui as defensive option

Juventus are assessing a potential January move for Manchester United defender Noussair Mazraoui, with the Moroccan currently on international duty at the Africa Cup of Nations and seeking greater continuity at club level.

Posted in Premier League, Serie A, Soccer, Top Headlines, Transfers
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Salah’s historic season falls short of Ballon d’Or

Liverpool’s Mohamed Salah delivered one of the most remarkable individual seasons in Premier League history, but it won’t be enough to win the 2025 Ballon d’Or, writes Dylan Johnson.

Posted in Ballon d'Or, Champions League, Dylan Johnson, Opinion, Premier League, Soccer, Top Headlines
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Transfer clock ticking for Alexander Isak

Newcastle want to keep Isak, but if he waits another year, the doors to Europe’s elite may shut completely, writes Dylan Johnson.

Posted in Dylan Johnson, Opinion, Premier League, Top Headlines
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Newcastle bet big on raw Ekitike

Physically gifted and tactically sharp, Hugo Ekitike excites, but comes with risk, rawness and a huge price tag, writes Dylan Johnson.

Posted in Dylan Johnson, Opinion, Premier League, Top Headlines
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Why Arsenal signing Madueke makes sense

Arsenal’s big-money move for Noni Madueke has drawn criticism, but it addresses one of their biggest failures, writes Dylan Johnson.

Posted in Dylan Johnson, Feature, Opinion, Premier League, Soccer, Top Headlines
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Martin Zubimendi signs five-year deal with Arsenal

Arsenal on Sunday announced the signing of midfielder Martin Zubimendi from Real Sociedad in a deal reportedly worth around £55 million.

Posted in News, Premier League, Soccer, Top Headlines, Transfers
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Kaizer Chiefs confirm new signings ahead of pre-season tour

Amakhosi have unveiled their first three new signings on Tuesday for the 2025/26 campaign, with more additions expected during the current transfer window.

Posted in News, PSL, Soccer, Top Headlines, Transfers
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Arsenal sign Kepa from Chelsea

Arsenal bolstered their goalkeeping options on Tuesday with the signing of Kepa Arrizabalaga from Chelsea for a reported £5 million ($7 million) fee.

Posted in News, Premier League, Soccer, Top Headlines, Transfers
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Viktor Gyökeres is worth the gamble

Strong, quick, and clinical — Viktor Gyökeres has what it takes to make the Premier League leap, writes Dylan Johnson.

Posted in Dylan Johnson, Opinion, Premier League, Top Headlines
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Watch: CAF President Patrice Motsepe reacts to AFCON appeal ruling

CAF President Patrice Motsepe shares his reaction to the CAF Appeal Board’s decision on the controversial AFCON 2025 final between Morocco and Senegal, addressing the ruling and its wider impact on African football.

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Watch: The best of Jordan Pickford | Impossible saves

A compilation of some of Jordan Pickford’s best saves in the Premier League. The Everton and England No.1 shows off his sharp reactions and acrobatic stops.

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