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Chelsea star Marc Cucurella has revealed he didn’t previously know who record-breaking British transfer Enzo Fernandez was – and even had to google him ahead of his arrival at Stamford Bridge in January.

He said, “I think I said, ‘I really like number 24, he’s very good!’ But I didn’t even know where he was playing! I had to go and look on my phone! As I watched more games, I told my family and friends that I really liked him. And then he came to Chelsea!”

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Jack Grealish got over his World Cup disappointment by embarking on a Home Alone 2 tour of New York… and his season has followed a feel-good script ever since.

The Manchester City midfielder has finally become a box office star at Etihad and feels ready to be a leading man for his country.

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Manchester United have opted to loan out a number of their young stars as Erik ten Hag gets his chances at Old Trafford under control.

Ten Hag, who has worked at Ajax and benefited from their sensational academy system, is no stranger to hiring youngsters and is likely to do so over the course of his tenure, especially with growing optimism that the Dutchman can bring more success to the club.

We take a look at the ones that have been temporarily sent out this season. Read more here

Antonio Conte is set to receive a £4million payout if his exit from Tottenham is completed as expected this week.

The Italian will be relieved of his duties after his extraordinary rant on Saturday following the tie against Southampton. Conte labeled his players “selfish” and attacked the club and its owner, who presided over an era that saw little success.

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Ivan Toney could cost Brentford nearly £1million if he makes his England debut thanks to a clause inserted when he joined from Peterborough United.

According to The Mail, Peterborough and Brentford agreed on a number of performance-related bonuses during the sale negotiations. The initial fee of 6 million

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