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Arsenal fail with Fabinho bid

Arsenal made a late bid to sign Fabinho from Monaco before Liverpool sealed his signing, reports Sky Sports News.
New Gunners new boss Unai Emery tried to sign the Brazilian when he was in charge at Paris Saint-Germain, also failing to complete a deal.
Arsenal attempted to convince the 24-year-old to join over the weekend, but Fabinho had already decided to join Liverpool.
 
Liverpool hurry to sign Fekir

Liverpool want to get the signing of Lyon attacker Nabil Fekir done before the start of the World Cup in order to avoid a potential bidding war.
The Reds are in talks over a potential £60 million (€69m/$80m) move for the France international but face competition from Chelsea for his signing.
 
Raiola talks up Balotelli to Napoli

Mario Balotelli could be interested in a move to Serie A runners up Napoli according to his agent Mino Raiola, who also insists the club only have one better forward.
According to Raiola, only Lorenzo Insigne can compete with Balotelli, who returned to the Italy fold with a goal against Saudi Arabia on Monday.
Raiola also talked up his relationship with Napoli president Aurelio De Laurentiis, though he insisted that alone would not be enough to close a deal.
 
Raiola talks up Balotelli to Napoli

Mario Balotelli could be interested in a move to Serie A runners up Napoli according to his agent Mino Raiola, who also insists the club only have one better forward.
According to Raiola, only Lorenzo Insigne can compete with Balotelli, who returned to the Italy fold with a goal against Saudi Arabia on Monday.
Raiola also talked up his relationship with Napoli president Aurelio De Laurentiis, though he insisted that alone would not be enough to close a deal.
 
Lazio confirm no offers for Milinkovic-Savic

Despite reports linking him to Manchester United, Juventus and Real Madrid, Lazio's director Igli Tare confirmed there have been no offers for Sergej Milinkovic-Savic.
Tare added nothing has changed with the club's valuation of the midfielder, despite missing out on Champions League qualification on the last day of the Serie A campaign.
However, he would not discuss figures or the club's plans if they receive an offer as they are hypotheticals at this point.
 
Renato Sanches to join Benfica

Bayern Munich midfielder Renato Sanches could be about to complete a loan move to Benfica, according to A Bola.
The Bavarians are apparently in talks with the Portuguese side over a short-term deal for the midfielder, who struggled during a similar loan spell with Swansea City in 2017-18.
 
Manchester City line up £75 million Mahrez

Manchester City are hoping to complete the £75 million (€86m/$100m), signing of Leicester City star Riyad Mahrez by the end of the week, according to the Daily Mail .
The club are close to agree a deal with Mahrez, though the structure of the payments to Leicester City must still be hammered out.
In addition to Mahrez, Pep Guardiola also has interest in Bayer Leverkusen winger Leon Bailey.
 
Bale may cost £335 million for Man Utd

Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho fears his club may be priced out of signing Gareth Bale because of a massive £335 million (€384m/$446m) cost of doing business, according to the Mirror.
After Bale’s Champions League winning display, Real Madrid want £200m (€229m/$266m) for the Wales international, who then would require another £135m (€155m/$180m) in total wages over four years.
That figure has left Mourinho doubting the Red Devils will shell out for a 29-year-old who has struggled with injuries in the past.
 
Egyptian Pyramids
Most people just know the Egyptian pyramids are big, impressive structures built very long time ago in the Ancient Egypt. It is also generally known that the pyramids served as monumental burial sites where the Pharaohs, the Ancient Egyptian kings, were buried. But in fact, there is a lot more interesting things and little known curiosities about these fascinating structures
 
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