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From Deal or No Deal to owning Hull City, Acun Ilicali tells his story
bbc.comWhich transfer rumour currently linking Boro to a player do you think has enough credible substance behind it to actually happen and which one feels like agent noise designed to generate interest rather than something genuinely close to being done?
reddit.comFabien Barthez returns to the international scene with Zidane’s France setup
sportstar.thehindu.comEverton have made an enquiry for Marcus Tavernier
Everton have reportedly made an enquiry about Tavernier, so it looks like there is some interest there. He’s coming off a decent season for us and has become an important part of the squad. With his contract running until 2029, I can’t see Bournemouth letting him go easily. Would you be happy to see him stay, or would you consider a big offer for him?
Kim Hellberg reveals Middlesbrough are still looking to make more signings
thenorthernecho.co.ukLooking back at Barcelona's biggest transfer fees over the years
Who is the most coded "streets won't forget" player?
Over £50m spent so far. Is this the most impressive recruitment window in modern history?
Bringing in Carl Rushworth on a permanent £22.5m deal alongside Aurèle Amenda, Loum Tchaouna, and Frank Onyeka shows serious ambition from Doug King and the board. Taking that leap from Championship winners to top-flight stability requires real quality, and addressing central defense, midfield energy, and the goalkeeping department early gives Lampard plenty of time to integrate the new lads. What position do we still need to bolster before deadline day?
Which player peaked at the perfect time before fading away?
Some footballers had one incredible season where everything seemed to click before injuries, transfers, or form took them in a different direction. Who had the most unforgettable short-lived peak?