Premier League side Newcastle have appointed Paul Mitchell as their new sporting director.

The Magpies have moved swiftly on from Dan Ashworth – who departed for Manchester United earlier in the week – and recruited the former Monaco, RB Leipzig and Tottenham man.

Speaking on the club website, Mitchell said: “It’s with immense pride that I accept the responsibility of being Newcastle United’s new sporting director.
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Manchester United have expressed an interest in re-signing Tottenham full-back Sergio Reguilon, according to reports in Spain.

Reguilon joined United on loan from Spurs last September after the club had lost both Luke Shaw and Tyrell Malacia to ******, leaving them with no recognised left-back in the squad.
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Steve Cooper takes the reins at Leicester City amid dramatic managerial shake-up! After talks with ex-Chelsea boss Graham Potter fell through, Leicester swiftly appointed Cooper, the former Nottingham Forest manager, to lead their Premier League return. Known for his leadership, Cooper, steps in with a three-year deal, aiming to keep the Foxes afloat in the top flight. Cooper's journey begins with a high-stakes opener against Tottenham on August 19.

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Former Tottenham star Nabil Bentaleb, has been rushed to Lille University Hospital due to a mysterious illness. The Algerian midfielder, who helped Lille to a fourth-place finish last season, fell ill on Tuesday and is now receiving treatment.

The Manchester United squad was left disappointed by the club’s failure to sign Declan Rice and Harry Kane last summer, according to reports.

United were heavily linked with the England pair but missed out on both, with Rice leaving West Ham to join Arsenal and Kane moving to Bayern Munich from Tottenham.
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Tottenham Hotspur have officially parted ways with Tanguy Ndombele, mutually terminating his contract effective June 30.

The midfielder, signed with great fanfare from Olympique Lyonnais in 2019, leaves behind a mixed legacy after 91 appearances and 10 goals for the club.

Despite loan spells at Lyon, Napoli, and Galatasaray, Ndombele's departure sends shockwaves through the footballing world, leaving fans and pundits alike both bewildered and eager for what's next.

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Arsenal are eyeing a move for Sporting winger Marcus Edwards in the summer transfer window.

Edwards was regarded as one of Tottenham’s brightest prospects after joining the North London outfit at the age of eight, but struggled to live up to the hype and managed just one League Cup appearance for his boyhood club.
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Manchester United are interested in signing Eberechi Eze from Crystal Palace this summer, but Tottenham are believed to be leading the race for the England star.

The 25-year-old has been a standout player for the Eagles over the last two seasons, hitting double figures in terms of goals in the Premier League in each campaign.

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Shock and Outrage as Grealish and Maguire AXED from Euro 2024 Squad!**

Gareth Southgate's controversial decisions leave Jack Grealish and Harry Maguire out in the cold as England's Euro 2024 squad is unveiled.

Maguire, plagued by a lingering calf ******, expresses his heartbreak on Instagram.

Meanwhile, Tottenham's James Maddison and Liverpool's Curtis Jones also face the axe.

The drama intensifies as Burnley's James Trafford exits, leaving Pickford, Henderson, and Ramsdale to vie for the No. 1 spot. Southgate's bold moves spark intense debate among fans and pundits alikee.

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Curtis Jones and Jarell Quansah will miss out on selection for Gareth Southgate’s Euro 2024 England squad, along with James Maddison.

The young Liverpool duo had both been included in the Three Lions’ 33-man preliminary squad announced last month, though had always appeared outsiders for the party set to travel to Germany later this month.

It comes after it emerged that Tottenham attacking midfielder James Maddison would also not be on the plane for this summer’s eagerly anticipated tournament.

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