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Manchester United fans bring back banner mocking Man City trophy drought after guilty verdict:Liverpool forward Mohamed Salah sustained a hamstring injury during Egypt's Africa Cup of Nations match against Ghana, casting doubt on his immediate club and international availability.

Arsenal lineups for Leeds as Viktor Gyokeres agreement reached and Bruno Guimaraes axed:Arsenal's squad is hit by injuries post-international break. Arteta may make up to four changes for the Leeds clash, with doubts over Saliba, Konsa, Rice, and Havertz.

Shearer makes Man Utd v Spurs prediction as Carrick ‘noise’ tipped to reach fever pitch:AC Milan came from behind to beat Roma 3-1 at San Siro. Christian Pulisic scored a stunning goal to complete the comeback after Olivier Giroud and Theo Hernandez had turned the game around.

Declan Rice reset offers huge Arsenal boost with new deal close to rival Bukayo Saka:Chelsea edged Arsenal 2-1 in a thrilling Premier League clash. Mykhailo Mudryk opened the scoring, with Leandro Trossard equalizing before Christopher Nkunku's dramatic late winner secured three points for the Blues.

“Definitely resonated with that”: Phallon Tullis-Joyce makes heartwarming Man United admission:AC Milan have made a €60 million offer for Bologna striker Joshua Zirkzee, who is also wanted by Manchester United. The player's agent is in talks with both clubs as a summer transfer race heats up.

Haaland: We have to stick together, enjoy the ride and smile!:Borussia Dortmund defeated Paris Saint-Germain 1-0 in the second leg, securing a 2-0 aggregate win to reach the Champions League final. Mats Hummels' header proved decisive as PSG hit the woodwork four times.

AL THANKS TO HIM: Mikel Arteta has Sir Alex Ferguson to thank for outrageous £20m-a-year Arsenal contract:Mikel Arteta's new Arsenal contract until 2030, worth around £20m annually, makes him the club's highest-paid employee, surpassing top players like Bukayo Saka.

Declan Rice close to agreeing new £350,000-per-week deal with Arsenal: England star set to become club's joint-highest earner with Bukayo Saka:Declan Rice is close to signing a new long-term contract with Arsenal worth around £350,000 per week, putting him level with Bukayo Saka as the club's highest-paid player.

Mikel Arteta reveals huge risk he took on first day as Arsenal boss:Mikel Arteta revealed he destroyed his office on his first day as Arsenal manager in 2019 to shock his squad. The bold move, which he feared could have ended his career, ultimately united the team and set them on a path to Premier League success.

Arsenal latest: Gunners swoop for £21m wonderkid as contract announcement issued:Mikel Arteta extends contract until 2030, becoming Premier League's highest-paid manager. Arsenal also linked with 17-year-old Mexican talent Gilberto Mora for a January move.

This fortnight proved the Jude Bellingham transformation is complete - and that Cole Palmer and Phil Foden must now be worried for their England futures, writes IAN LADYMAN:England ended their Nations League campaign with a stylish 3-0 win over Czech Republic at Wembley. Manager Thomas Tuchel praised his team's progress and adventurous play ahead of the home Euros.

Thomas Tuchel sends clear warning to Cole Palmer after England withdrawal: 'This is how it has to be':England boss Thomas Tuchel questions if Cole Palmer fits his new-look attack after the team scored 16 goals in four games without him. Palmer withdrew from the squad, and his commitment was questioned.

Rice will match Arsenal's top earner after contract negotiation breakthrough:Declan Rice is reportedly close to agreeing a new Arsenal contract with a significant pay increase, nearing Bukayo Saka's £350,000 weekly wage, securing the key midfielder's future.

World Cup criticism still stings Tuchel despite Nations League positives:England boss Thomas Tuchel reignited World Cup criticism after three wins, despite a 7-0 Croatia thrashing showcasing his team's new attacking fluidity.

Trent Alexander-Arnold finds his feet in new role under Thomas Tuchel - while Jordan Pickford will have to excel in one key area to hold on to his England No 1 shirt from James Trafford, writes JACK GAUGHAN:Thomas Tuchel detailed Trent Alexander-Arnold's new attacking role for England, emphasizing vertical play to benefit Bukayo Saka. Harry Kane scored twice, reaching 91 international goals.