
Top stories and transfer rumors from Thursday’s papers…
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Manchester United are competing with Inter for Borussia Dortmund forward Karim Adeyemi (Bild).
Manchester City are monitoring Bournemouth’s Antoine Semenho ahead of the January transfer window. mail sports.
Nathan Ake is one of the Manchester City players weighing his future ahead of the January transfer window. mail sports.
Tottenham are actively looking for a world-class goalkeeper to replace Guglielmo Vicario. mail sports.
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Manchester City are expected to begin talks with Phil Foden soon. mail sports.
Mohamed Salah has been criticized for the poor performance of Liverpool, particularly Florian Wirz, this season. image.
Bukayo Saka is in the final stages of agreeing a contract extension with Arsenal until 2030. RMC Sports.
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Former Australian fast bowling great Glenn McGrath has been dropped by the Australian Broadcasting Corporation on the eve of the first Test in Perth due to his links with a major betting company. times.
Australian legends Adam Gilchrist and Damien Fleming were among those who criticized the decision to allocate the Melbourne Cricket Ground’s famous Bay 13 to England fans for the Boxing Day Ashes Test. times.
England’s Ashes cricketers are avoiding eating duck Down Under. sun.
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