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The Reds have rewarded the Dutch midfielder with a bumper new deal.

Despite one sweary comment, it was a largely positive reaction to Wrexham’s FA Cup exit.

Sergiño Dest will face a tight timeline to play in the USMNT’s March friendlies against Belgium and Portugal.

Manchester United look to have produced another academy gem.

Dominik Szoboszlai, Bradley Barcola, Eduardo Camavinga and Phil Foden all feature in the gossip.

D.C. United will host Lionel Messi’s Inter Miami on Saturday 40 miles north of Audi Field.

Chelsea were held to a 0–0 draw at home to Crystal Palace on the opening weekend of the new Premier League season.

Arsenal have generated less than £7 million from player sales this summer.

Only one other club on the planet can match Liverpool’s landmark transfer haul.

Rasmus Højlund’s future at Manchester United looks even more bleak after an omission against Arsenal.

FotMob were left most impressed by these players on the opening weekend of the Premier League season.

Sports Illustrated rounds up the latest transfer rumors and gossip from around the world.

Barcelona sporting director Deco has hinted at a quiet summer for the club, but admitted they could target backups for Lamine Yamal and Raphinha.

Lucas Vazquez is set to leave Real Madrid as a free agent this summer after spending 18 years at the club.

Barcelona forward Pau Victor wants to leave the club this summer after a quiet debut season.

Quality distribution and composure on the ball is now as important as shot-stopping ability.

The role has been redefined over the years as players look to invert and push into midfield.

The world's best strikers must find a way to get past some outstanding centre backs.

The role of the modern left back is ever-evolving—and these players represent the very best in the world currently.

Supremely talented anchors and deep-lying playmakers often hold the key to success.

Some players make the most difficult position to play look easy.

The great finishers often rely on the brilliance of those operating just behind the forward line.

A number of modern day greats have flourished cutting in from the right flank.

Some of the world's elite players operate on the left, terrorising full backs both inside and out.

The role of the modern day striker varies hugely depending on a team's style of play.

Lionel Messi, Pele, Cristiano Ronaldo and Diego Maradona headline the greatest soccer players of all time.