3 h. ago Bayern Munich in Florian Wirtz moan as chief slams Premier League club 'playing Monopoly'

Bayern Munich chief Uli Hoeness has spoken out on the Bundesliga giants being beaten to the signing of Florian Wirtz by Liverpool as he slammed a Premier League club for 'playing Monopoly'

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6 h. ago Bayern Munich make Florian Wirtz claim as chief tears into Premier League club

Florian Wirtz joined Liverpool in a Premier League record move early in the summer window with Bayern Munich forced to turn their attentions to other transfer targets

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3 d. ago Liverpool star rejected transfer exit in second blow after Florian Wirtz snub

Florian Wirtz opted to snub a move to Bayern Munich in favour of a switch to Liverpool and it appears the Reds ruined another of the German giants’ summer transfer plans

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6 d. ago I cried happy tears when my Manchester United transfer fell through

Real Madrid goalkeeper Keylor Navas has opened up about his own transfer saga with Manchester United, revealing he was left in tears over the potential move to the English Premier League

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8 d. ago Phenomenon Nick Woltemade has graceful flow to be Isak’s substitute

After rejecting Bayern, the £70m German striker is prepared to seize his chance and become Newcastle’s next great No 9Now Nick Woltemade is heading to Tyneside, we can read out the summer final scores. Premier League 2 Bayern Munich 0, after Florian Wirtz recently described his decision to choose Liverpool ahead of Bayern – which profoundly shocked many in Germany, not least the perennial champions themselves – as “taking the more difficult option” in order to best develop his talents.Woltemade, rather than waiting for a move to Munich next summer, has followed his international colleague in taking the plunge. The Germany No 9 shirt beckons at next summer’s World Cup and the man who will presumably be wearing that number at St James’ Park is prepared to seize his opportunity. Continue reading...

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3 w. ago Chiesa and Salah’s late show earns Liverpool dramatic win against Bournemouth

The opening night of the new Premier League season contained tearful tributes, high drama, allegations of racist abuse and another reminder that, when it comes to indefatigable spirit and the will-to-win, Liverpool have few rivals.Bournemouth forward Antoine Semenyo, who reported being racially abused by a Liverpool fan during the first half at Anfield, appeared to have delivered a point for Andoni Iraoli’s side when hauling the visitors back from two goals down. An 88th minute volley from Liverpool substitute Federico Chiesa, however, plus a stoppage time strike from Mohamed Salah conjured a rescue act for Arne Slot’s champions. Salah was in tears after the final whistle as he stood in front of the Kop and absorbed a tribute to Diogo Jota. Continue reading...

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