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Founder @RomaYorkshire. Writer for @TEAMtalk @planetfutebol @F365 @chiesaditotti and formerly @ASRomaEN/@ASRomaWomen. Programme editor for @TheGarforthTown.
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Ten Premier League debuts we're giddy about this weekend

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By Samuel Bannister Verified
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The Premier League's opening weekend is finally upon us and it'll give us our first glimpse of some shiny new signings. It's back, at long last. Premier League football, we've missed you. And it's been another typically busy transfer window since we last met. Most of the big money that's been spent this summer has been on proven Premier League quality: Bruno Guimaraes for Arsenal, Morgan Rogers for Chelsea, a crazily overpriced Elliot Anderson for Manchester City.
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8 Julian Alvarez alternatives Barcelona must consider after deal '99% off'

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Six Premier League players who could be shifted to Saudi Arabia before the transfer window shuts

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By Samuel Bannister Verified
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The end of the transfer window is just a couple of weeks away and that usually means it's time for unfancied players to end up on the Saudi scrapheap. The closer the deadline gets, the greater the chance of a last-resort move that a trapped player might otherwise not have made. And with the Saudi transfer window closing on September 10 (nine days later than England), it can make a last-ditch escape more realistic.
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