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Sky Sports reporter expects Liverpool to 'go into the market again' - Vimarsana News

Sky Sports reporter expects Liverpool to 'go into the market again'

Sky Sports reporter Dharmesh Sheth has told GIVEMESPORT that he expects Liverpool to try and bring in 'at least' another midfielder or two in the summer transfer window.

Dharmesh Sheth reveals Arsenal is keen to get rid of two flops - Vimarsana News

Dharmesh Sheth reveals Arsenal is keen to get rid of two flops

Sky Sports Dharmesh Sheth has provided an update on the future of two Arsenal players as the club focuses on rebuilding their squad. After a successful campaign, Arsenal is now recognised as one of the top teams in Europe.

Chelsea reject offer for star player as other club pull out of transfer race - Vimarsana News

Chelsea reject offer for star player as other club pull out of transfer race

According to a report, Chelsea have rejected an offer for star player Mason Mount as another club pull out of the transfer race for the England midfielder

Man Utd reach crossroads in star midfielder pursuit as £20m separates Ten Hag from transfer completion - Vimarsana News

Man Utd reach crossroads in star midfielder pursuit as £20m separates Ten Hag from transfer completion

Sky Sports' Dharmesh Sheth has reported Manchester United are only willing to pay £50-55million for Mason Mount, while Chelsea want £70-75million.

Arsenal and Man City are not close in their valuation of Cancelo - Vimarsana News

Arsenal and Man City are not close in their valuation of Cancelo

Arsenal and Manchester City have engaged in talks regarding a potential transfer move for Joao Cancelo this summer. However, the negotiations are currently at an early stage and no agreement is considered imminent.