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Coming into Sean Dyches first team after starting the season on the sidelines with a hip injury, Jack Harrison has blown hot and cold in an Everton st
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Manchester United are on the lookout for new arrivals and have reportedly identified a prospective signing at Old Trafford, according to a report.
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Sunderland could sign £1.5m EFL star who is perfect for Jack Clarke
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Newcastle consider move for AFCON "revelation" as club pursue replacement
Newcastle United manager Eddie Howe has already faced significant injury issues in the number nine position this season. Having missed ten games in th
Leeds could sign "brilliant" upgrade on Luke Ayling after Phil Hay reveal
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Arsenal could land Rice his own Bellingham in £87m "Messi of the future"
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