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Manchester City prepare January transfer for Lionel Messi - Paper Round



Manchester City enter race for £75m-rated Grealish - Paper Round




Szoboszlai attracting interest from Arsenal and Real Madrid - reports




Liverpool desperate for defensive addition in January - Paper Round


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Neymar, Mbappe contract extension talks have begun - sporting director




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Man City, Juventus and Barca fight for Thuram - Paper Round

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Arsenal target Szoboszlai for £26m January move - Paper Round

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Alaba favours Real Madrid or Barcelona move - Paper Round

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Real's Isco keen on joining Everton in cut-price £18m deal - Paper Round

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Manchester United face Liverpool battle for Gravenberch - Paper Round




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