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Sunderland confirm Karlsson
Sunderland have confirmed the signing of winger David Moberg Karlsson from Gothenburg on a four-year contract for an undisclosed fee.
No Reds Mkhitaryan bid yet
Shakhtar Donetsk chief executive Sergei Palkin claims there has been no approach from Liverpool for in-demand midfielder Henrikh Mkhitaryan - but they would be willing to listen to offers.
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Paper Talk: Barca eye move for Mata
Barcelona believe they can tempt Juan Mata away from Chelsea this summer, while Liverpool have made a £5million bid for Porto's Christian Atsu.
Regional Paper Talk: City to focus on Isco
Manchester City are willing to abandon the chase for Edinson Cavani in order to sign Spain star Isco, while Liverpool close in on three deals.
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Top transfer targets from U21 Euro
Our man in Israel Jon Holmes selects his top 10 transfer targets from the European U21 Championships, and concludes his tournament blogs.
Kinnear arrival is no laughing matter
FanZoner Alan Jewels says Newcastle's appointment of Joe Kinnear as director of football is a joke, and feels fans are in for a bumpy ride.
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Swans row not good for team spirit
FanZoner Sion Cleaver hopes Michael Laudrup and Huw Jenkins have put their differences aside and are ready to focus on their summer rebuilding.
Kinnear arrival is no laughing matter
FanZoner Alan Jewels says Newcastle's appointment of Joe Kinnear as director of football is a joke, and feels fans are in for a bumpy ride.
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Harper: Kinnear appointment makes sense
Former Newcastle player Steve Harper believes Joe Kinnear's appointment as Director of Football, makes sense for the club.
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Pictures from the press conference as Chelsea unveil their new manager Jose Mourinho.
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TEAMtalk takes a photographic look back at Phil Neville's career after he confirmed his retirement from playing on Saturday evening.
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Swiss roll out after Honduras stalemate
Switzerland missed out on a place in the World Cup knockout stages after a dour 0-0 draw with Honduras, who finished bottom of Group H.
Swiss looking for last-16 place
Switzerland will be hoping to gatecrash the last 16 of the World Cup when they tackle Honduras in their Group H finale on Friday.
Hot Chile roll Swiss to close on last 16
Chile are in pole position to qualify from Group H at the World Cup after beating 10-man Switzerland 1-0 in Port Elizabeth on Monday.
Bielsa refutes favourites' tag
Chile coach Marcelo Bielsa has dismissed Switzerland boss Ottmar Hitzfeld's claim his side will head into Monday's Group H clash as favourites.
Superb Swiss shock sloppy Spain
Switzerland stunned European champions Spain in the first big upset at the World Cup with a 1-0 win in the teams' Group H opener in Durban.
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