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Alex Howell

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Palace want teenage Brest defender Le Guen

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By Alex Howell Verified, Sami Mokbel Verified
| MSN Verified
Crystal Palace are interested in signing Brest centre-back Raphael le Guen. The 19-year-old defender is on the Eagles' radar as Maxence Lacroix's move to Chelsea edges closer. Le Guen made his debut for Brest in the 2025-26 season and made six appearances in Ligue 1 The teenager started the final four matches of the campaign which included games against Paris St-Germain and Strasbourg.
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How the World Cup has affected Arsenal Original

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By Alex Howell Verified
| BBC Sport Verified
Arsenal may be the Premier League team affected most by the World Cup. The Gunners face an anxious wait over the fitness of William Saliba, who had been managing a back issue before his tournament was ended by the same problem. The centre-back has not yet been assessed by the club's medical team, but if he was sidelined, it would be a big loss - especially as his defensive partnership with Gabriel is so crucial to how the team play.
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How the World Cup has affected your Premier League team Original

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By Alex Howell Verified, Nick Mashiter Verified, Emma Smith Verified, Nizaar Kinsella Verified, Phil McNulty Verified, Charlotte Coates Verified, Aadam Patel Verified, Shamoon Hafez Verified, Simon Stone Verified, Ciaran Kelly Verified
| BBC Sport Verified
Image source, Getty Images Image caption, Bukayo Saka, Alexis Mac Allister and Kobbie Mainoo will return to Arsenal, Liverpool and Manchester United after very different World Cup experiences ByEmma Smith BBC Sport journalist Published 9 minutes ago Once the World Cup is lifted by either Argentina or Spain in New Jersey on Sunday night, attention will quickly shift to the new domestic season.
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