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Dan James out for at least eight weeks with hamstring injury, surgery a possibility

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Dan James out for at least eight weeks with hamstring injury, surgery a possibility

Nytimes.com

Leeds United winger Daniel James is out for at least eight weeks with a hamstring injury.
Surgery may be required, but a conservative plan could be attempted.
Head coach Daniel Farke said the lay-off will be sizeable for James.
Anton Stach has returned to training and is available for selection.
Leeds host Chelsea at Elland Road on Wednesday.
The report notes the ongoing challenge Leeds faces in the Premier League form.
Sebastiaan Bornauw has returned to training after an MCL issue.
Karl Darlow has also returned to training after an adductor injury.
Leeds are preparing for a home match against Chelsea.
The article is reported by Beren Cross for The Athletic.

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Jamie Carragher says Liverpool 'haven't replaced' £65.5m star

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sports1h ago

Jamie Carragher says Liverpool 'haven't replaced' £65.5m star

Metro.co.uk

Carragher says Liverpool haven’t replaced Luis Diaz after his £65.5m move to Bayern Munich.
The ex-player suggests Arne Slot might have wanted to keep Diaz, despite the transfer.
Carragher sees Florian Wirtz as a potential fill-in for Diaz, though different in profile.
Wirtz showed strong form against West Ham, fueling hopes he can meet Liverpool’s needs.
Diaz has begun brightly in Germany, with multiple goals and assists in early appearances.
Diaz also contributed in the Champions League after his transfer.
Liverpool strengthened with Isak, Wirtz, and Ekitike during the transfer window.
Carragher emphasizes Diaz was a good player, not in the same tier as Firmino, Mane, or Salah.
Liverpool’s next match against Sunderland is highlighted as a potential turning point.
The piece notes fans’ hopes for Slot to win over doubters amid a poor run.

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Chelsea have a fatal flaw? Foden is Man City's Plan B? Premier League overreactions for GW 13

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sports1h ago

Chelsea have a fatal flaw? Foden is Man City's Plan B? Premier League overreactions for GW 13

Espn.com

Chelsea’s Red cards tally fuels questions about their discipline and title bid.
City show Plan B with Phil Foden, proving they aren’t just Haaland’s team.
Sunderland emerge as a potential best-promoted-the-side of the decade claim, but are cautioned.
Mohamed Salah’s Liverpool role is evaluated as not guaranteed, given evolving team dynamics.
Manchester United’s status remains unclear; not yet back to top form consistently.
Salah’s campaign shows opportunities exist, but finishing remains a question mark.
Is there genuine evidence Haaland’s absence shifts City’s scoring balance?
Arsenal and Chelsea drew 1-1 as Chelsea’s discipline issues extended into their recent outings.
The analysis labels multiple GW13 takes as either overreactions or legit observations.
Upcoming fixtures will test City, Chelsea, and United’s shifting narratives.

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How Chelsea can cope without Moises Caicedo and Reece James against Leeds

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How Chelsea can cope without Moises Caicedo and Reece James against Leeds

Metro.co.uk and 1 more

Palmer is set for a measured return, with Maresca planning minutes to ease him back from a groin issue ahead of a Leeds test at Elland Road.
Maresca signals Andrey Santos is ready to fuse with Enzo Fernandez in a deeper midfielder role, indicating a tactical shift to cover midfield gaps.
Chelsea may deploy Enzo Fernandez in a deeper position to bolster the shield in front of the defence against Leeds.
Caicedo’s three-match ban tightens the midfield balance, prompting Maresca to explore alternative shields and rotations.
The Leeds fixture at Elland Road becomes a practical proving ground for Chelsea’s new midfield plan amid rotation needs.
Maresca emphasizes flexibility when squad availability changes, highlighting the need to adapt and find solutions.
Palmer’s return is framed as a step to restore Chelsea’s attacking options after a recent run of strong form.
Maresca wants Palmer to build match fitness gradually by starting with minutes before 90 to manage the groin issue.
The plan includes strategic evaluation of James’s role, balancing personal form with opponent-specific needs.
Chelsea’s recent results sustain optimism, with Palmer benched previously but available for a return as Swansea’s lineup breathes new life into the squad.

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Donnarumma is ‘adult enough’ to avoid suspension, says Guardiola

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sports16h ago

Donnarumma is ‘adult enough’ to avoid suspension, says Guardiola

Theguardian.com and 2 more

Donnarumma sits on a fragile disciplinary edge, with four bookings in ten Premier League appearances, prompting Guardiola to reiterate that the goalkeeper is mature enough to manage his conduct without preemptive warnings.
Guardiola makes clear he will not pull Donnarumma aside for a warning, insisting age and experience mean the goalkeeper can self-regulate under pressure.
Fiorent/City fans and academy pedigree underpins Phil Foden’s leadership trajectory, as Guardiola expresses hope he stays with City beyond 2027 and grows as a core creator.
Guardiola notes Foden’s goal-scoring potential remains high, stressing that modern success hinges on contributions from wingers and attacking midfielders as much as strikers.
Rodri remains unavailable with a hamstring issue, casting uncertainty over his return ahead of the Fulham trip and forcing City to adapt plans.
City’s tactical plans remain fluid as Guardiola admits uncertainty over Rodri's weekend availability, reflecting a cautious managerial approach amid squad fitness concerns.
Donnarumma’s disciplinary record features three dissent yellow cards and one for time-wasting, positioning him on the cusp of an automatic suspension if another booking arrives soon.
Foden’s two-goal display against Leeds, including a stoppage-time winner, reinforces his central role in City’s attacking ambitions this season.
Leeds’ dramatic 3-2 outcome against City has intensified debates on goalkeeping stoppage rules and potential reforms to prevent tactical misuse of pauses.
City head into Fulham with momentum as Guardiola’s remarks blend disciplinary vigilance with praise for Foden’s leadership and long-term commitment.
Donnarumma’s signing from Paris Saint-Germain this summer deepens City’s squad depth, with the keeper now at the center of a discipline-is-a-factor narrative as the season progresses.

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Kyril Louis-Dreyfus and Sunderland’s five-year rise: ‘The challenge for us is to break the cycle’

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Kyril Louis-Dreyfus and Sunderland’s five-year rise: ‘The challenge for us is to break the cycle’

Nytimes.com

Sunderland’s leadership describes a long-term rebuild, focusing on sustainable growth over quick fixes in the Premier League.
Kyril Louis-Dreyfus says the club’s aim is to build for the long term, with a focus on long-term planning and youth development.
Granit Xhaka’s transfer is described as a strategic move influenced by his Premier League knowledge and compatibility with Sunderland.
Florent Ghisolfi emphasizes the importance of culture and atmosphere, linking player energy to fan engagement and club identity.
The club’s recruitment shift includes prioritizing younger players and developing a broader scouting network across markets.
The piece notes the growth of Sunderland’s infrastructure, including a new gym, pitches, and upgrades at the stadium.
Louis-Dreyfus compares Sunderland’s potential to Brighton, underscoring a model of consistent leadership and strategy.
Sunderland’s leadership acknowledges the impact of Africa Cup of Nations departures on the squad and plans for AFCON-related gaps.
Sunderland’s owners express pride in the club’s English football ecosystem engagement and resilience during the rebuild.
Sunderland’s leadership emphasizes daily decision-making rather than relying on single turning points for success.
Speakman recalls a chaotic pre-2020 period and the club’s effort to restore purpose and direction.

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David Moyes is right — Everton are not at Newcastle’s level yet

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sports16h ago

David Moyes is right — Everton are not at Newcastle’s level yet

Thetimes.com

David Moyes says Everton are not at Newcastle United's level yet, outlining a performance gap.
Moyes’s remark compares two Premier League clubs to gauge relative strength.
The comment highlights a perceived gap in performance between Everton and Newcastle.
The debate centers on club stature and recent results rather than one match alone.
Moyes’s stance signals a broader discussion about Everton’s development path.
Newcastle's rise is used as a benchmark for Everton’s ambitions and progress.
The piece frames Moyes’s comment as an assessment of current form rather than a speculative claim.
The argument centers on differences in club trajectory within the same league.
The article notes Moyes spoke about the gap in a broader context of competition.
The source attributes the remarks directly to Moyes, reinforcing their relevance to Everton’s planning.

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Chelsea make final transfer decision with £56m star told his career is 'over'

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sports15h ago

Chelsea make final transfer decision with £56m star told his career is 'over'

Metro.co.uk

Chelsea have decided to move on from Nicolas Jackson as Bayern wields a possible £56m permanent transfer.
Bayern Munich paid £14m to loan Jackson for the 2025-26 season with a future £56m option.
Jackson has 15 appearances and five goals for Bayern this season but faces Africa Cup of Nations timing.
Chelsea may extend the Bayern spell if Bayern agrees to a continued loan before a final decision next summer.
Mauricio Pochettino signed Jackson in 2023; Chelsea are weighing other options like Joao Pedro and Liam Delap.
Jackson publicly said he was happy to join Chelsea but ready for a new project at Bayern.
Chelsea are recalibrating their transfer plans after selling Jackson and signing Joao Pedro and Liam Delap.
Pundits criticized the Jackson sale, with analysts calling it a questionable move for Chelsea’s squad depth.
Chelsea sit third in the Premier League and perform well in Europe despite Jackson’s exit.
The transfer story ties into ongoing discussions over potential signings and future strategies.

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Why Bukayo Saka’s assists record doesn’t tell the full story

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Why Bukayo Saka’s assists record doesn’t tell the full story

Nytimes.com

Arsenal’s Bukayo Saka remains pivotal, contributing goals and creates in varied ways this season.
Saka’s assists for the season emerged later, with early emphasis on other contributions.
Saka’s work rate and presence keep Arsenal’s momentum in tight moments, such as against Chelsea.
Arsenal have multiple scorers in the league; Saka’s role complements this balance.
Saka’s underlying metrics place him among top creators in xA and xAG across competitions.
The piece highlights Saka’s broader impact beyond assists, including off-ball movement and dribbling.
Past performances, including Champions League ties, illustrate Saka’s influence on big matches.
The analysis argues for recognizing Saka’s overall contribution, not just goal involvement.
Arsenal's attack benefits from a spread of goals, reducing reliance on a single creator.
Saka’s evolving role reflects a broader shift in Arsenal’s creative strategy this season.
Saka’s versatility remains central as Arsenal chase domestic success and deep runs in Europe.

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Jurgen Klopp’s Stance on Potential Liverpool Return

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sports21h ago

Jurgen Klopp’s Stance on Potential Liverpool Return

Si.com

Klopp has not ruled out a return to Liverpool, though the door remains guarded.
Liverpool’s current hierarchy reportedly would oppose Klopp’s comeback if Slot were dismissed.
Slot’s recent 2–0 win over West Ham is seen as a step forward, not a full recovery for Liverpool.
Klopp said the prospect of a return is theoretically possible, referencing England-specific coaching limits.
Edwards’s role and past disagreements with Klopp are cited as factors in any potential return.
Edwards returned in 2024 as CEO of football for Fenway Sports Group, influencing transfer dynamics.
The Telegraph outlines that Edwards and other executives may resist Klopp’s return if he remained as manager.
The article frames Klopp’s legacy as a era of success and a controversial potential reunion.
Klopp’s departure followed reports of tensions over recruitment strategy after Edwards’s initial exit.
Núñez transfer is cited as a notable example of Klopp’s influence on Liverpool’s transfer strategy.

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