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Transfer Talk: Gabriel Jesus set to leave Man City for Arsenal

Rather than compete with the likes of Erling Haaland for playing time, Gabriel Jesus will leave Man City for Arsenal. Transfer Talk has the latest.

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Laurens: Chelsea need a player like Sterling

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How can clubs replicate the transfer successes of Robertson, Salah, Pedri?

Liverpool are experts in finding value in the transfer market with deals for Andy Robertson and Mo Salah, while Pedri and Christopher Nkunku show other clubs can do it too. But how can clubs replicate their success now? And who should they sign?

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Glory sign ex-Millwall, Bolton defender Beevers

Perth Glory have signed former Millwall and Bolton Wanderers defender Mark Beevers on a two-year A-League Men deal.

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A-League shock: WSW poised to sign Ninkovic

Sydney FC have expressed their disappointment after star midfielder Milos Ninkovic announced he is leaving the A-League Men club.

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