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Marc Guehi to Liverpool transfer takes next step as Crystal Palace reach total agreement
Crystal Palace are poised to lose Marc Guehi to Liverpool this summer but have acted fast to find a replacement with a deal ...
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Liverpool gets major Marc Guehi boost with Crystal Palace transfer fee agreed
Crystal Palace has struck a deal to bring in Ousmane Diomande from Sporting Lisbon, with the defender set to fill the boots ...
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Derby Days, Lisbon: Benfica vs Sporting - The Athletic
The rivalry between Benfica and Sporting is born of Lisbon's class divide and hatred lingers - but it is also a derby that determines ... covering 10 combustible fixtures from Athens to Anfield.
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Sky Sports drop massive Liverpool transfer update as Richard Hughes looking to close another deal
The transfer dominoes are falling, and Liverpool look set to be one of the beneficiaries this week. Crystal Palace are, ...
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What Liverpool's No 1 candidate to replace Klopp is REALLY like - Mail Sport visits Lisbon to investigate just how Mourinho-like Ruben Amorim is... and how he's 'wedded' to a ...
LEWIS STEELE IN LISBON: After earning a well-deserved 2-1 win over bitter rivals Benfica on Saturday night, Amorim looks set to win a second league title in four years.
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‘No interview and no agreement’ with Liverpool – Ruben Amorim
Reds boss Jurgen Klopp will leave Anfield in the summer and Sporting Lisbon boss Amorim has been linked with the vacancy. Pa Sport Staff. Thursday 11 April 2024 15:04 BST.
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Revealed: The Reason Liverpool Disregarded Manchester United Manager Ruben Amorim - Sports Illustrated
At the time, there were rumours that Sporting Lisbon's manager, Amorim, was on the shortlist, and at one point, the 39-year-old was considered the frontrunner for the role.
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Atalanta had conquered Anfield before – but these memories will echo through the ages - The Athletic - The New York Times
Other Italian teams have won at Anfield. Genoa were the first in the forerunner of this competition, the UEFA Cup, in 1992 with an avatar of Gian Piero Gasperini on the bench, Osvaldo Bagnoli.