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Manchester United boss Ruben Amorim says they won’t panic buy in January.

Amorim admits that Manchester United are seeking to add to the squad next month, though he insists any signing must be the right long-term fit. He said: “We have space to have more players, but it is a very important thing in our club that we have a plan and we need to bring players that we know.

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As Bournemouth's 25-year-old forward Antoine Semenyo enters a crucial period for deciding his future, Chelsea has reportedly withdrawn from the race for his signature, opting against further pursuit despite earlier inquiries. However, Semenyo remains a sought-after talent, with Manchester City, Manchester United, Liverpool, and Tottenham among at least four other clubs understood to have made prior enquiries before the January transfer window.

The two Manchester clubs are believed to have had the most concrete conversations so far.

City in particular have made positive progress in recent days and believe they are well-placed to sign Semenyo.

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John Robertson, the Nottingham Forest winger described ‍by his manager Brian Clough as “a Picasso of our game”, has died at the age of 72, the Premier League club said on Thursday.

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Raphinha and Lamine Yamal celebrated each other's goals with a raised arm and hands linked as Barcelona won 2-0 at 10-man Villarreal on Sunday to stay four points clear of Real Madrid at the top of La Liga.

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Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim admits it will be "impossible" to replace Bruno Fernandes as the captain faces up to a month on the sidelines.

Fernandes suffered a hamstring injury during United's 2-1 defeat to Aston Villa on Sunday and will miss Friday's clash with Newcastle. Amorim confirmed the setback but avoided giving a precise recovery timeline, saying only that it "won't take a lot of time."

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SSC Napoli beat AC Milan 2-0 in the King Saud University Stadium to earn their place in the Supercoppa Italiana final, as Gli Azzurri look to win the competition for the first time since 2014.

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Kepa Arrizabalaga said he had to make a quick shift in mindset after a late Crystal Palace equaliser took Tuesday's League Cup quarter-final to a shootout, where the Arsenal goalkeeper made a crucial save to earn his side a spot in the last four.

A Maxence Lacroix own goal gave Arsenal the ⁠lead in the 80th minute before Palace's Marc Guehi levelled in stoppage time to take the tie to penalties.

Arrizabalaga then made it an even more miserable night for Lacroix by saving the Frenchman's effort as Arsenal won the shootout 8-7.

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Could fast-charging Manchester City top the Premier League at Christmas, or will Arsenal cling on to the festive number one spot?