Manchester City Beat Arsenal to Teenager Mishel Nduka

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Manchester City Beat Arsenal to Teenager Mishel Nduka

The 16 year old rejected a long-term contract at Arsenal and will complete a medical before signing scholarship terms, with a professional deal to follow when he is eligible. He joined from Charlton Athletic in September 2025 and made 10 Under 18 appearances. City also signed Monga from Leicester for $13.4 million earlier this summer, again at Arsenal's expense.

By Adit Pujari

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The four-year deal carries an option for a further 12 months and replaces terms that were due to expire in 2027. Foden has been at the club since the age of eight and came through the academy. The 26 year old missed out on Tuchel's England squad for the World Cup after a difficult season.

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Van Bommel is set to become Belgium’s new head coach, replacing Rudi Garcia after the World Cup cycle. The former Netherlands midfielder has agreed a deal running until June 2028, with signatures still to follow. Belgium will hope his arrival resets the project quickly after a disappointing spell under Garcia and gives the squad a clearer Euro 2028 direction.

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Rogers confirmed Palmer played a major role in his Chelsea move, saying they have known each other since England youth teams and Manchester City. “He’s been calling me non-stop, sending me messages,” Rogers said. The new signing called reuniting with “one of your best friends” the “most special thing,” adding both are “thrilled” about finally playing together.

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Fabio Cannavaro Makes Ballon d'Or Case for Pau Cubarsi

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Cannavaro backed Cubarsi for the Ballon d'Or after Spain's World Cup triumph, comparing the defender's year to his own 2006 run. "If I won the Ballon d'Or after winning the World Cup and the league, why can't Pau Cubarsi win it?" he said, adding Cubarsi had "a season and a World Cup even better" than his.

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Italy Makes Pep Guardiola Its Top Rebuild Target

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Italy Makes Pep Guardiola Its Top Rebuild Target

Italy has confirmed talks with Guardiola as the federation pushes to make him the next national team coach. Officials led by Paolo Maldini and Leonardo reportedly met him in Barcelona for several days to present the project. The Azzurri see him as their top rebuild choice and could offer unusual flexibility, including living outside Italy and schedule freedom.

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