Summary
Transfers latest: Liverpool reject Marseille's Endo bid; Southampton close to £7m Brereton Diaz signing; Spurs agree Yang deal; Varane joins Como
Transfer Gossip: Sancho, Wan-Bissaka; Chiesa; De Gea; Phillips, Mukiele, Ugarte
Pre-season: Arsenal 2-1 Man Utd; Man City 2-3 AC Milan; Columbus Crew 4-1 Aston Villa; Wolves 3-1 West Ham
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We have more coming up on the Olympic football tournament, with the final group games to be played in the men's tournament on Tuesday, followed by the finale of the women's group stages on Wednesday...
Gonzalez suffers serious knee injury at Olympicspublished at 12:15
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Wolves
Image source, Getty ImagesWolves winger Enso Gonzalez sustained an anterior cruciate ligament injury to his right knee while playing for Paraguay at the Olympics in Paris.
The 19-year-old was carried off on a stretcher during the first half of Paraguay's 4-2 win over Israel on Saturday.
Wolves' head of high performance Phil Hayward said: "As medical staff, we are in close communication with our Paraguayan counterparts to arrange surgery for Enso and begin the rehabilitation process."
Gonzalez joined Wolves last summer and made one substitute appearances in the Premier League.
'I didn't want to cry but I really felt this'published at 12:04
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Talking about emotional receptions and teen talents...
Brazil forward Endrick, 18, was moved to tears as he was officially unveiled to Real Madrid fans following his move from Palmeiras, two years after signing for the reigning La Liga champions.
"Ever since I was a kid I was fascinated and in love with Madrid," Endrick said in a news conference to mark his unveiling.
"So playing for Real Madrid today is just amazing. I didn't want to cry but I really felt this."
Get Involved - Tottenham fans on Mikey Moorepublished at 11:40
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Image source, Getty ImagesTeenager Mikey Moore has been causing quite a stir after scoring twice in Tottenham's pre-season matches.
The 16-year-old forward weighed in with a late winner as Tottenham overcame Japanese champions Vissel Kobe 3-2 in Tokyo on Saturday, following up on his goal in a 5-1 win over Hearts.
Here are some of the comments BBC Sport received about Moore from Spurs fans:
Matt: Some good attacking football, and great to see the academy players step up. Hopefully he gives Moore and Lankshear a run with the first team squad rather than loan them out. As we've seen with Yamal, if you're good enough you're old enough!
Alan: Nice to see Ange keeping faith with the academy players, that's what tours are all about - giving them game time. Mikey Moore looks an exceptional player at 16 and could save Spurs a lot of money in the future.
Mark: That's the second goal in pre-season for Mikey Moore. I think he's had an assist or two as well in the three pre-season games so far. This boy is going to be a massive player for us in the near future. Apart from a couple of very sloppy mistakes that led to their goals, the early indicators are good for next season.
Daz: Mikey Moore putting in the Yamal performances but without the media hype. We have a superstar and he's one of our own.
Tottenham & Son touch down in South Korea to heroes' welcomepublished at 11:21
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Tottenham Hotspur
Ange Postecoglou and his Tottenham team got quite the reception when they landed in South Korea for the second leg of their pre-season tour of south east Asia.
After beating J-League side Vissel Kobe 3-2 in Tokyo on Saturday the squad touched down in Seoul to a heroes' welcome - with Spurs and South Korea captain Son Heung-min the star attraction.
Click on the link below to see an official Tottenham video of the players' reception:
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Here are Spurs' upcoming matches in South Korea
31 July: Team K League v Tottenham, Seoul World Cup Stadium (12:00)
3 August: Bayern Munich v Tottenham, Seoul World Cup Stadium (12:00)
Looking to see what other Premier League teams are up to during pre season? You can find all that information here.
Tottenham sign South Korean winger Yangpublished at 11:01
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Tottenham Hotspur
Image source, Getty ImagesTottenham have agreed a deal to sign winger Yang Min-hyuk from Gangwon FC.
The 18-year-old, who will join Spurs, external in January 2025, in a deal that will run until 2030, told the club website that he was excited to visit the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in what would be his first visit to London.
"Joining such a big club is an honour, I will try my best to show my best," said the South Korea youth international, who has scored eight goals in his 25 matches for Gangwon.
"My style is very aggressive, I’m good with one-on-ones and quite fast. I also have good finishing skills.
"I have never been to London, but I am very excited to visit and see Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
"It’s a big challenge, but I believe I can show and prove my talent."
In netting his first goal for the club in March, he became the youngest K League scorer since 2013.
Yang will be the third Korean footballer to join Spurs after current captain Son Heung-min and Lee Young-pyo.
Gil on verge of Girona loan movepublished at 10:50
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Nizaar Kinsella
BBC Sport football news reporterImage source, Getty ImagesGirona are close to signing Tottenham winger Bryan Gil on a season-long loan deal.
The 23-year-old is widely expected to complete a move back to Spain having struggled to establish himself at Spurs.
Gil, a £21m signing in 2021 from Sevilla, has played just 43 times since moving to the Premier League.
His return to Spain could see an option or obligation to buy included in the deal.
Part of the City Football Group with Manchester City, Girona qualified for the Champions League for the first time in the club's history by finishing third in Spain's top flight last season.
Southampton close to £7m Brereton Diaz signingpublished at 10:42
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Nick Mash*ter
BBC Sport football news reporterImage source, Getty ImagesSouthampton are closing in on the £7m signing of forward Ben Brereton Diaz from Spanish side Villarreal.
The 25-year-old is expected to move to St Mary's to end his short spell in Spain.
He moved to the Yellow Submarine last summer after leaving Blackburn, following five years at Ewood Park.
But the Chile international struggled to make a consistent impact at the La Liga club. He failed to score in 20 appearances for Villarreal, although just six were starts.
Brereton Diaz joined Sheffield United on loan in January and scored six times in 14 Premier League appearances for the Blades, but was unable to stop their relegation from the top flight.
get involved Get Involved - Liverpool fans on style of play under Slotpublished at 10:36
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Jamie: A really solid first game. Nowhere near our fluid best without our key players, but that will come over the course of the season. Slot definitely fills me with confidence. Worth mentioning how good Trey Nyoni looked - clearly a very, very special player.
Andy: Neat football, crisp passing, not dithering and winning the ball back quickly. The kids did really well and set a template for their better known colleagues to follow. A bright start to the Slot era.
Jacqueline: It was only 1-0, so hardly convincing. Playing with no striker here? I do hope this isn't how Slot intends to have the lads playing in the Premier League. I had never heard of him until a few days before he was named head coach. Alarm bells been ringing in my ears ever since.
Ken: The football was less frantic and the patterns of play were better on the eye with quick, sharp passing to retain possession. Took too many chances playing out from the back, though, and better opposition with a better press could pounce on those opportunities. Trey Nyoni was the breakout star showing composure and mature decision making. Good result.
Paul: Concerning how often we lost possession or were close to doing so by overplaying at the back, but expect this to improve with fitness and more senior players. Overall, a decent showing but hopefully a lot better to come. Nyoni the standout performer, bright future ahead.
Slot's style of play is a lot different - Elliottpublished at 10:19
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Liverpool forward Harvey Elliott says new manager Arne Slot's style of play is a typically "elegant" Dutch style - compared to Jurgen Klopp's 'heavy metal football'.
The 21-year-old started Saturday's 1-0 win over Real Betis to open Liverpool's United States tour and was speaking before Thursday's match against Arsenal at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia .
"The style of play is a lot different. It's more about in possession now. The players are excited, we play certain patterns, it is a good buzz around the team and the lads are excited to apply it in games," says Elliott.
You can read the rest of that article here.
Image source, Getty ImagesLiverpool reject Marseille bid for Endopublished at 10:03
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Image source, Getty ImagesLiverpool have rejected an offer worth £11.8m from Marseille for Japan's Wataru Endo.
The 31-year-old defensive midfielder joined Liverpool last year from Stuttgart for about £16.2m.
He made 43 appearances, including 20 Premier League starts, and won the League Cup in his debut season at Anfield.
- There is more info on that story here.
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Varane joins newly promoted Comopublished at 09:53
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Image source, gettyFrance defender Raphael Varane has joined Serie A team Como.
The 31-year-old centre-back became a free agent after his contract at Manchester United ended in the summer.
He has signed a two-year deal with the Italian club, which is managed by former Arsenal, Chelsea and Barcelona midfielder Cesc Fabregas.
Como were promoted last season, returning to Italy's top flight after a 21-year absence.
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Right, moving away from pre-season, it's time to check out the latest transfer stories, starting with a new club for former Manchester United defender Raphael Varane...
'Kroenke paid all $5bn for SoFi Stadium'published at 09:35
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Simon Stone
BBC Sport in Los AngelesSources said Manchester United’s chief operating officer Collette Roche has been assessing stadium redevelopments worldwide, including the Optus Stadium in Perth, which opened in 2018, and Real Madrid’s renovated Bernabeu Stadium.
There has also been discussion with officials at the 70,000-capacity SoFi Stadium, where United were beaten by Arsenal in a US tour game on Saturday.
Inglewood Mayor James T Butts confirmed Gunners' owner Stan Kroenke paid all $5bn (£3.88bn) to build SoFi Stadium, home to the LA Rams and LA Chargers NFL sides, describing it as the "pre-eminent stadium in the world".
He told BBC Sport: “Ordinarily, when a team goes into a new stadium, the city pays $300-$500m (£232.86m-£388.1m) for construction costs or an equivalent amount of land.
"We did neither of those things. What we had was the location. We made a deal that suited both of us but it didn’t involve funding or buying land. Stan Kroenke paid $5bn (£3.88bn).”
Old Trafford future & renovation complicationspublished at 09:26
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Simon Stone
BBC Sport's chief football news reporterSir Jim Ratcliffe's £1.25bn deal for his 27.7% stake in Manchester United included £237m for future investment in the club's stadium. His Ineosgroup have taken over football operations from majority owners the Glazerfamily.
Complications in renovating the 74,310-capacity OldTrafford, which has been Manchester United’s home since 1910, include a railwayline at the back of the Sir Bobby Charlton Stand and having to significantlyreduce capacity during building works, causing inconvenience to fans and amajor loss of revenue.
Unlike Tottenham, who played at Wembley while their£1.2bn stadium was being completed, United have no obvious alternative groundto use.
Ratcliffewants local and national government to play some part in funding the overallproject although, realistically, that is likely to be around transport links.
Exactly how the stadium, which is estimated would cost more than £2bn, would be financed is one ofthe subjects still being discussed by the taskforce.
Man Utd stadium decision expected by end of yearpublished at 09:13
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Simon Stone
BBC Sport's chief football news reporterImage source, Getty ImagesManchesterUnited’s owners hope to make a final decision on whether to spend more than£2bn on a new 100,000-seat stadium by the end of 2024.
United co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffewants to build a ‘Wembley of the north’ forthe side and, together with Trafford Council, has put together a taskforce,chaired by Lord Sebastian Coe and including Greater Manchester Mayor AndyBurnham and former club skipper Gary Neville, to assess the feasibility of anew stadium and redevelopment of Old Trafford.
Club sources confirmed the taskforce has already metfour times, with discussion largely centred around a new-build rather thanrenovating the existing stadium, which would cost around £1.2bn and take longerto complete.
It has been stressed no decision has been taken.
This week's pre-season fixturespublished at 09:06
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Tuesday, 30 July
Brentford v Estrela de Amadora (behind closed doors - 11:00)
Coventry City v Everton, Coventry Building Society Arena (19:45)
Wednesday, 31 July
Manchester City v Barcelona, Camping World Stadium, Orlando (00:00)
Urawa Red Diamonds v Newcastle, Saitama Stadium, Saitama (11:30)
Team K League v Tottenham, Seoul World Cup Stadium (12:00)
Oxford v Southampton, Kassam Stadium (19:30)
Thursday, 1 August
Chelsea v Club America, Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Atlanta (00:00)
Arsenal v Liverpool, Lincoln Financial Field, Philadelphia (00:30)
Liverpool v Arsenal, Lincoln Financial Field, Philadelphia (00:30)
Crystal Palace v Wolves, Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium, Annapolis (01:00)
RB Leipzig v Aston Villa, Red Bull Arena, New Jersey (01:00)
Manchester United v Real Betis, Snapdragon Stadium, San Diego (05:00)
Friday, 2 August
Benfica v Fulham, Estadio Algarve (20:00)
Nottingham Forest v Villarreal, City Ground (20:00)
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The pre-season fixtures continue this week across Europe, the United States and south east Asia.
Coming up is a round-up of the friendlies involving Premier League teams...
Summer signing Minteh scores in Brighton winpublished at 08:52
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Tokyo Verdy 2-4 Brighton
Brighton beat Tokyo Verdy 4-2 at the National Stadium in Japan.
Jan Paul van Hecke put the Seagulls in front and, despite Yudai Kimura equalising, summer signing Yankuba Minteh restored the visiting side's lead.
Simon Adingra made it 3-1 and, after Naoki Hayashi headed in for Tokyo Verdy, Jeremy Sarmiento rounded off Brighton's win.
Image source, Getty Images'The early signs don't look bad' - O'Neil on Cunha injurypublished at 08:38
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Wolves 3-1 West Ham
Image source, Getty ImagesWolves manager Gary O'Neil says Matheus Cunha will not be risked again "until he's completely fine" after the Brazil forward was substituted because of a knee injury in Sunday's pre-season victory over West Ham in Florida.
Cunha, 25, scored the opener in a 3-1 win in Jacksonville, where the start was delayed because of following stormy weather, but was later withdrawn.
"He [Cunha] felt a slight pain behind his knee," said O'Neil.
"It’s disappointing. With the game being delayed and the wet pitch, they work so hard and are finely tuned, so it doesn’t take much to throw them.
"Matheus is incredibly important to us, but the early signs don’t look bad. He won’t be risked again until he’s completely fine, so the next few days I can provide an update."
