Новости за 17.11.2023

Liverpool legend Jamie Carragher has said Everton's 10-point deduction may be a little unfair.

Arsenal star Eddie Nketiah's status as a senior player is no longer in question this season.

Manchester United fringe player Donny van de Beek was part of a team that played in a behind-closed-doors friendly against Hull City this week.

Chelsea captain Reece James has taken the time to visit a sick fan in the hospital.

Brentford striker Ivan Toney is torn over a January move as he looks set for a return to the sport.

Incoming Manchester United investor Sir Jim Ratcliffe is considering a move for former Celtic transfer guru Lee Congerton.

England Under-21s star Taylor Harwood-Bellis joined up with the senior England side for training this week.

Crystal Palace captain Marc Guhi has opened up about his relationship with manager Roy Hodsgon.

Wolves defender Caden Voice has signed a professional contract for the first time.

Newcastle United sporting director Dan Ashworth has outlined the club's scouting plans for the future.

Villarreal winger Yerry Pino's season is over.

Real Madrid have confirmed Eduardo Camavinga faces two months out with a knee injury.

Samu Omorodion admits his move to Atletico Madrid was a blur.

Rafa Benitez admits Luis Campos was key to his move to Celta Vigo.

French pundit Daniel Riolo has questioned whether Real Madrid will push through a Bosman deal for Real Madrid striker Kylian Mbappe.

Arsenal are scouting Valencia defender Yarek Gariorowski.

Barcelona midfielder Ilkay Gundogan says he's happy playing for coach Xavi.

Gabri Veiga says he's happy at Al-Ahli.

Girona midfielder Aleix Garcia admits they miss Oriol Romeu.

Albert Gudmundsson has signed a new contract with Genoa.

Lazio president Claudio Lotito is confident keeping together his squad.

Former Napoli striker German Denis is convinced Walter Mazzarri is the right coaching appointment.

Former Wrexham defender Frank Sinclair has urged the League Two hopefuls to go for Billy Sharp.

Everton legend Neville Southall has urged the club to "suck it up" after being hit with a 10-point penalty for breaching profit and sustainability laws.

Everton say they are "shocked" by the 10-point deduction handed to them for breaching profit and sustainability rules.