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Senior sports reporter for Reach PLC. Full time SAFC sufferer. Words in the Mirror, Express and Daily Star among others. Views are all my own.

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Man Utd star claims club can win Premier League after mood change under Michael Carrick

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By Aaron Morris Verified
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Sun, 2 August 2026 at 1:44 pm UTC Michael Carrick has his work cut out -Credit:Ash Donelon, Manchester United via Getty Images Leny Yoro believes that Manchester United can win with Premier League this season. That's despite the club's welk-documented struggles for form since Sir Alex Ferguson's retirement 13 years ago. The legendary Scottish manager earned 13 top-flight titles before bringing the curtain down on a remarkable coaching career in 2013.
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Ben White picks out Arsenal star breaking testing records - 'he beat everyone!'

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By Aaron Morris Verified
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Ben White claims that Christos Tzolis has 'beat everyone' in terms of pre-season testing, eager to make a mark with his new club. The 24-year-old arrived at the Emirates Stadium earlier this summer in a £34million move from Club Brugge, as he looks to test himself at the highest level. Immediately settling into his new surroundings, it's clear that Tzolis has a point to prove as he looks to secure a starting position in Mikel Arteta's first-team.
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Gianni Infantino had $30M salary plan before World Cup sale plans imploded

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By Aaron Morris Verified
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Gianni Infantino was on track for a $30 million payday through FIFA's Forward Enterprise (FFE) scheme, but the proposals sparked fierce opposition. UEFA and the FA were quick to slam the plan, which aimed to sell stakes in the World Cup to private investors. Member associations even threatened to boycott the tournament if it got the go-ahead. According to the Times, Infantino was set to pocket tens of millions through the FFE scheme, which has now been shelved.
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