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Maresca: Chelsea not a 'mess'; Sterling can leave

Chelsea manager Enzo Maresca has insisted the club is not "a mess" despite having more than 40 first-team players on their books and challenged Raheem Sterling's claim he is in the dark over his future.
(Originally posted by James Olley)
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Source: City close to deal for Gündogan return

Manchester City are close to completing a deal to re-sign Ilkay Gündogan, a source has told ESPN.
(Originally posted by Rob Dawson)
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Best Soccer Seasons

The best soccer seasons can vary depending on the perspective of fans, players, or analysts. Generally, "best" seasons are those characterized by exceptional performances, memorable moments, and high entertainment value. Here are some notable soccer seasons across different leagues and competitions:

1. Premier League (England)
  • 2015-16 Season: Leicester City's miraculous title win, overcoming 5000-1 odds to win their first-ever Premier League title, remains one of the most extraordinary stories in English football history.
  • 2018-19 Season: Manchester City and Liverpool had one of the most intense title races, with City finishing just one point ahead of Liverpool. The season also featured remarkable performances from both teams.
2. La Liga (Spain)
  • 2010-11 Season: Barcelona, led by Pep Guardiola, dominated with a style of play that many consider the best in history. They won La Liga with a record 96 points and also claimed the UEFA Champions League.
  • 2011-12 Season: Real Madrid won La Liga with a record 100 points, under the management of José Mourinho, outscoring Barcelona in an exciting title race.
3. Serie A (Italy)
  • 2006-07 Season: Inter Milan won the Serie A title, marking the beginning of a dominant era for the club in Italian football.
  • 2010-11 Season: AC Milan's successful campaign, winning the Serie A title and ending Inter Milan's dominance, was a highlight of their storied history.
4. Bundesliga (Germany)
  • 2012-13 Season: Bayern Munich, under Jupp Heynckes, achieved a historic treble by winning the Bundesliga, DFB-Pokal, and the UEFA Champions League. Their dominant performances were a highlight of German football.
  • 2018-19 Season: Borussia Dortmund and Bayern Munich's competitive season, with Bayern clinching the title on the final day, showcased the intense competition in the Bundesliga.
5. Ligue 1 (France)
  • 2015-16 Season: Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) dominated the league with a record-breaking performance, winning the title by a large margin and setting several records.
  • 2018-19 Season: PSG's exceptional campaign continued, with the team maintaining its dominance in French football.
6. UEFA Champions League
  • 1998-99 Season: Manchester United's dramatic comeback win against Bayern Munich in the final, with two late goals, is considered one of the greatest moments in Champions League history.
  • 2011-12 Season: Chelsea's victory over Bayern Munich in the final, with a dramatic penalty shootout, was a memorable climax to their European journey.
7. FIFA World Cup
  • 1970 World Cup (Mexico): Known for its exceptional football quality, with Brazil's team featuring Pelé and a host of future stars, considered one of the greatest World Cup tournaments ever.
  • 2014 World Cup (Brazil): Germany's 7-1 victory over Brazil in the semi-final and their eventual win in the final provided a dramatic and memorable tournament.
8. UEFA Europa League
  • 2016-17 Season: Manchester United won the Europa League, securing their first major European trophy under José Mourinho and finishing a dramatic season with a European title.


These seasons stand out not just for the trophies won but for the unforgettable moments, extraordinary performances, and the excitement they brought to fans around the world. 

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Premier League first impressions: Is it Man City's to lose?

Premier League matchday 1 is in the books, but beware: First impressions can be deceiving. Will Man City really run away with a fifth straight title?
(Originally posted by Ian Darke)
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Breakout players to watch across Europe's top five leagues

Here's a closer look at the players poised to break out this season in Europe, and what makes them so special.
(Originally posted by Luis Miguel Echegaray)
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Transfer Talk: Barça priced out of move for Milan star Leão

AC Milan are set to resist interest from Barcelona in winger Rafael Leão, according to reports. Transfer Talk has the latest.
(Originally posted by Adam Brown)
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City's Foden, Chelsea's Palmer win PFA awards

Phil Foden has completed an individual award double by being named as the 2024 Professional Football Association (PFA) Player's Player of the Year -- three months after winning the FWA Footballer of the Year award.
(Originally posted by Mark Ogden)
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Source: Chelsea striker Broja set for Ipswich loan

Chelsea striker Armando Broja is set to join Ipswich Town on loan until the end of the season, a source told ESPN.
(Originally posted by Tom Hamilton)
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MLS vet McCarty retiring at end of 19th season

The 37-year-old McCarty signed a one-year contract with Atlanta United FC in January, featuring an option for the 2025 season. But he won't be using that option.
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Source: Mamardashvili near deal with Liverpool

Liverpool are closing in on their first signing of the Arne Slot era after stepping up talks with Valencia for goalkeeper Giorgi Mamardashvili, a source has told ESPN.
(Originally posted by Mark Ogden)
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Sources: Man City interested in Gündogan reunion

Manchester City are among the clubs exploring the possibility of signing Ilkay Gündogan amid doubts about his Barcelona future, sources told ESPN.
(Originally posted by Rob Dawson)
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Weah scores as Juventus beat promoted Como

Juventus beat newly-promoted Como 3-0 in their Serie A opener at a sold-out Allianz Stadium on Monday as coach Thiago Motta made his official debut at the Turin-based club.
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Vardy taunts Spurs fans on Premier League return

Jamie Vardy completed his return to the Premier League with a goal to secure a point for Leicester City against Tottenham Hotspur and goaded the away fans when he was substituted.
(Originally posted by Tom Hamilton)
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LIVE Transfer Talk: Barca look at Chiesa, who could be replaced by Sterling at Juve

As Juventus look to add Raheem Sterling, they want to offload Federico Chiesa -- and Barcelona are interested. Transfer Talk has the latest.
(Originally posted by ESPN)
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Should Barcelona be worried about Lewandowski up front?

Is Robert Lewandowski still able to contribute at the highest level? His goals in an opening weekend win vs. Valencia help mask a marked decline in the Barca forward.
(Originally posted by Graham Hunter)
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Sources: Felix to Chelsea on; Gallagher to Atleti

Chelsea have agreed a deal in principle to sign Joao Felix from Atletico Madrid, sources have told ESPN, in a move which should now see Conor Gallagher complete his transfer in the opposite direction.
(Originally posted by James Olley)
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Leicester draw with Tottenham in return to EPL

Veteran striker Jamie Vardy earned newly-promoted Leicester City a 1-1 draw with a profligate Tottenham Hotspur in their Premier League season opener on Monday.
(Originally posted by Reuters)
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Messi (ankle) to miss Argentina Sept. qualifiers

Lionel Messi has been left off the latest Argentina national team roster for the September CONMEBOL World Cup qualifiers against Chile and Colombia as he continues to recover from the ankle injury suffered during the Copa América final.
(Originally posted by Lizzy Becherano)
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Donovan: Learning curve 'steep' at NWSL's Wave

San Diego Wave interim coach Landon Donovan knows he faces a "steep" learning curve when it comes to NWSL players and acknowledges that process will have to happen fast and on the job.
(Originally posted by Cesar Hernandez)
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Gündogan retires from Germany duty with 82 caps

Ilkay Gündogan announced his retirement from international football with Germany on Monday having captained his nation at their home European Championship earlier this summer.
(Originally posted by ESPN)
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