Jadon Sancho has capped an excellent week by scooping the Bundesliga Player of the Month award for October following a series of impressive displays for Borussia Dortmund.The 18-year-old became the youngest player in Dortmund’s history to score twice in a match when he netted against Hertha Berlin at the end of last month.
1Your #BundesligaPOTM Thanks for voting! @EASPORTSFIFA #FIFA19 pic.twitter.com/I4ntzLtCEE— Bundesliga English (@Bundesliga_EN) November 16, 2018Sancho has not reserved his performances solely for his club, as he starred on his full debut for England in their 3-0 win over United States, setting up the second goal for Trent Alexander-Arnold to finish. Ahead of the match, his team-mate Christian Pulisic – a USA international – said:“The sky is the limit for a guy like that, he’s got so much talent and he’s a great young player.”Asked about the decision to leave Manchester City for Germany in 2017, he added:“Sometimes you have to take a risk if you want great things to happen.“I had to do the same thing moving to Germany. I’m really happy for him that things are working out and just want him to continue to push and continue to get better.”And that decision to move abroad is the reason for his rapid rise, says Sky Sports pundit Jamie Redknapp, who said it was the reason he was starting for his country at Wembley.“He’s a great example actually of a young player who took the opportunity to go and play abroad, got himself into the first team because no disrespect to Manchester City, if he had stayed at City there is no way he will have played for England tonight. It’s just a fact.”
Pep Guardiola hailed Manchester City's Premier League win over Tottenham as "one of the most incredible performances" by his players. City won the game 1-0 thanks to Phil Foden's early strike - the victory coming three days after their heart-breaking Champions League exit at the hands of Spurs which saw Raheem Sterling's stoppage-time 'goal' disallowed following a VAR check.
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Kieran Maguire is a football finance expert in the University of Liverpool Management School's Centre for Sports Business. The value of Premier League clubs decreased by 1.6% overall to £14.7 billion, with the 'Big Six' (Manchester United and City, Liverpool, Arsenal, Chelsea and Spurs) making up £10.9 billion (74%) of this total (2017: £9.9 billion 67%).
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A half-time visit to the Tottenham Hotspur dressing room by injured striker Harry Kane helped inspire his side's remarkable 3-2 victory over Ajax in the Champions League semi-final on Wednesday.
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He wants to play nearer his family. There's nothing wrong with that. Walker said the same thing. Rose has mentioned in previous interviews that he's a homebody, so it shouldn't be too surprising. He isn't paid what he's worth. He's not wrong. In comparison with the other Top 6 clubs, he's definitely taking an L when it comes to wages.
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Groves thinks that either Arsenal or Manchester United will pip the blues to fourth spot, thus ending Sarri's Chelsea career prematurely. "He wont be their manager next season - he'll be gone at the end of the season," he added. "I can't see Chelsea coming in the top four and if you don't come in the top four, you'll be gone
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Hello and welcome to football.london 's daily transfer news blog for November 28.. We are approaching the hectic festive period where games come thick and fast, but the winter months also mean that the January transfer window is almost ready to open for business.
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