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The doubt over the future of an experienced Manchester City midfielder looks to have been clarified.Mateo Kovacic is a player who could be an important squad member for Manchester City next season. The Croatian international is an experienced midfielder and that could be vital to Enzo Marescas squad. Also, Kovacic remains a quality midfielder when he plays in his preferred role. There were some doubts about the future of Kovacic heading into the summer transfer window. However, Kovacic has stated that he will remain at Manchester City for next season so those doubts appear to have been removed.Mateo Kovacic has declared that he will stay at Manchester City for the 2026-27 season.In quotes relayed by Simon Bajkowski for the Manchester Evening News, Mateo Kovacic has stated that he will remain at Manchester City for next season. Kovacic has 12 months remaining on his current contract. The Croatian international revealed that he has had discussions with the City hierarchy and there is no doubt that he will be a member of Enzo Marescas squad for Manchester Citys 2026-27 campaign. Kovacic said, when asked about his future: I didnt feel the question marks from them. I spoke with them, it wasthat they count on me, which was important for me to hear that from them. And now, like I said, for the players its always on you to show your best version, because if youre playing good, the manager will put you first.With Kovacic declaring that he will stay at City, it now remains to be seen who will depart that club.With any doubt surrounding the future of Mateo Kovacic seemingly put to bed it now remains to be seen who will leave Manchester City this summer. Bernardo Silva, John Stones and Nathan Ake have already departed the club. It seems to be a matter of time before James Trafford completes a move to Leeds United. Doubts persist over the future Tijjani Reijnders as reported by Sam Lee in the Athletics latest Transfer DealSheet article. Furthermore, Lee reports that Savinho, Omar Marmoush, Nico Gonzalez, and possibly Rico Lewis could all depart this summer.However, one player who wont leave Manchester City this summer is Mateo Kovacic. The Croatian midfielder will provide experience and depth to Manchester Citys midfield. It now remains to be seen who will leave the club this summer as City look to trim the size of Enzo Marescas squad in the coming weeks.

Tottenham Hotspur have expressed interest in Eintracht Frankfurt attacker Jean-Matteo BahoyaTottenham Hotspur have expressed an interest in signing Eintracht Frankfurt attacker Jean-Matteo Bahoya this summer, according to The Athletic. The Tottenham Hotspur Stadium club want reinforcements in the final third and have held talks with the French wingers representatives before the window began. However, Spurs have yet to contact Frankfurt for talks as Bahoya has never been seen as a primary target. The 21-year-old has also been linked with Arsenal are is attracting interest from Saudi Arabia.The left winger is a brilliant dribbler, completing 2.78 take-ons per 90 last season. The record is better than 94 per cent of the wingers in Europes top five leagues, and Tottenham could do with such a player. Bahoya is also Bundesligas fastest player, the only player in Bundesliga history to surpass 37km/h since records began. Only three have done it in the Premier League. His all-time record top speed is 37.16 km/h, and having him and Micky van de Ven whose record is 37.38 km/h in the team will cause plenty of problems during counterattacks.

Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) fighter Allan Nascimento has died at the age of 34 after suffering an apparent heart attack in his sleep.The mixed martial art (MMA) body posted the news about the Brazilians passing late Monday on their website.This morning, Monday, August 3rd, our beloved fighter and exemplary flyweight, Allan Nascimento, was found unresponsive after suffering an apparent heart attack in his sleep, the UFC statement read.Despite the efforts of the responding medical team, he was pronounced deceased at the scene.Our thoughts and deepest condolences are with Allans family, friends, teammates, and loved ones during this incredibly difficult time.Nascimento, who remained a Sao Paulo resident throughout his life, leaves behind a wife and two children.The last fight for the flyweight came in June, when he was defeated by Mitch Raposo in a split decision.Nascimento fought out of Chute Boxe in Brazil and had a UFC record of four wins and two defeats, with an overall MMA record of 22 wins and seven defeats.We have lost a warrior, friend, dedicated competitor and extraordinary human being, Chute Boxe said in a statement.[He] earned the respect and admiration of all who had the privilege of knowing him, they said on Instagram.Allan inspired on and off the mats with his determination, humility, respect and fighting spirit.Your presence will be missed immeasurable, rest in peace Allan, your name, your story and your legacy will live forever through our star.

Xabi Alonso is one of nine new Premier League managers this season [Getty Images]The 2026-27 Premier League season has not yet kicked off, but it has already made history.Nine clubs are set to begin the campaign with a new permanent manager - the highest number ever for the top flight's opening weekend. From Liverpool and Manchester City to Newcastle United and Chelsea, change has swept across almost half the league. Four pointers to most open Premier League title race in yearsNine clubs, nine storiesThe scale of turnover has dramatically reshaped the Premier League's managerial landscape.Liverpool appointed Andoni Iraola after Arne Slot was sacked, while Manchester City turned to Enzo Maresca following Pep Guardiola's resignation after a trophy-laden spell at Etihad Stadium.Chelsea turned to Xabi Alonso after Liam Rosenior's ill-fated term came to an end, Bournemouth appointed Marco Rose after Andoni Iraola's contract expired, and Nottingham Forest hired Oliver Glasner following Vitor Pereira's dismissal.Crystal Palace turned to Pierre Sage after Glasner left at the end of his contract, Fulham appointed Alvaro Arbeloa after Marco Silva's deal expired, while Ipswich Town named Gary O'Neil as successor when Kieran McKenna resigned.Newcastle United are also expected to appoint Matthias Jaissle after Eddie Howe stepped down, taking the total to nine clubs beginning the season with a new permanent boss.The previous record came in 2016-17, when eight clubs began the campaign under new management. That summer included Guardiola's arrival at Manchester City and Antonio Conte's appointment at Chelsea, with the Italian going on to win the title in his first season.Before that, seven clubs changed manager before the 1995-96 season, while six did so in 2012-13. Alonso heals Real Madrid scars to lead Chelsea's senior revolutionTop players, title fights - why Iraola feels ready for LiverpoolA changing of the guardArsenal's Mikel Arteta, appointed in December 2019, is now the league's longest-serving manager despite having been in charge for less than seven years. Only Atletico Madrid's Diego Simeone, who has led the Spanish side since December 2011, has been in charge of a club for longer across Europe's five major leagues.Closer to home, Aston Villa's Unai Emery and Leeds United's Daniel Farke have been with their current clubs for more than three seasons, while Sunderland boss Regis le Bris, appointed in July 2024, is already the fourth longest-serving manager in the division.Manchester United boss Michael Carrick illustrates just how quickly things have changed. Although he became the club's permanent manager in May after taking interim charge in January, only 10 Premier League managers have been in post longer than him.Carrick is also United's seventh permanent manager since Sir Alex Ferguson retired in 2013.Tottenham Hotspur's Roberto de Zerbi, appointed in March, is only one place further back.New boss Maresca is perfect for Man City - GvardiolWill the 'new manager bounce' survive?Another sub-plot this season will be whether the traditional 'new manager bounce' still exists.The theory suggests teams often enjoy a short-term improvement after appointing a new head coach, helped by renewed motivation, tactical tweaks and a psychological reset.This season the concept could be tested like never before. Matchweek one is expected to feature three fixtures between clubs led by new managers - Fulham against Chelsea, Manchester City versus Bournemouth, and Liverpool travelling to Newcastle - with each of those teams adapting to new tactical ideas and coaching methods simultaneously.Liverpool's start is particularly unusual. Iraola's first six Premier League matches will all come against teams under new permanent managers, with Forest, Ipswich, Fulham, Bournemouth and Manchester City following Newcastle.Who will define next Premier League era?Sir Alex Ferguson and Pep Guardiola won 19 Premier League titles between them [Getty Images]For the first time since 1985-86, England's top flight will begin without Sir Alex Ferguson, Arsene Wenger, Jose Mourinho, Jurgen Klopp or Guardiola occupying a dugout.Between them, they have won 26 of the league's 34 titles.More than that, they defined successive generations of English football. Ferguson's relentless United sides set the standard during the Premier League's formative years before Wenger transformed perceptions of preparation, sports science and nutrition at Arsenal. Mourinho introduced a new level of tactical pragmatism and psychological warfare, Klopp's high-intensity pressing reshaped Liverpool, and Guardiola's positional football established one of the most dominant teams in English football history.Only Ferguson, Mourinho and Guardiola have successfully defended a Premier League title, a feat Arteta now has the chance to emulate after leading the Gunners to the championship last season.His traditional rivals all begin the campaign under new managers, while Carrick starts his first full season as the Red Devils head coach. Time will tell if the next defining figure emerges immediately. But with the managers who shaped more than three decades of Premier League history now gone, the 2026-27 season marks the beginning of a new chapter.Does changing manager guarantee success?The upheaval did not begin this summer. The 2025-26 Premier League season featured 11 managerial changes, with Forest among the clubs to make multiple appointments during the campaign.The average tenure of a top-flight boss now stands at about 20 months, illustrating just how fleeting life in one of football's most demanding jobs can now be.Recent history also suggests changing manager offers no guarantees. During the 2025-26 season, several clubs that switched coaches continued to struggle. Forest employed three managers during the campaign, Tottenham changed head coach twice, while Chelsea also altered direction before the season ended.Others, however, did enjoy an immediate uplift. Carrick averaged 2.6 points per game across his first five matches as United boss, while Rosenior collected the same return after taking charge of Chelsea. Rosenior's tenure ultimately proved short-lived, though, with the Blues winning just one of his final eight Premier League matches before he was dismissed.Research discussed in the Financial Times, drawing on findings from Soccernomics by Simon Kuper and Stefan Szymanski, argues that player quality and spending remain stronger predictors of results than managerial changes alone.Sports consultancy Twenty First Group says coaches often succeed or fail according to the environment they inherit as much as their own abilities.Since the Premier League began in 1992, only six managers have won the title in their first season in charge of their club.Mourinho became the first to achieve the feat with Chelsea in 2004-05, before Carlo Ancelotti repeated it with the same club in 2009-10. Manuel Pellegrini guided Manchester City to the title in his debut campaign in 2013-14, Claudio Ranieri masterminded Leicester City's remarkable triumph in 2015-16, Conte won the league in his first season at Chelsea in 2016-17, and most recently Slot led Liverpool to the championship in his maiden campaign in 2025-26.With almost half the division beginning the campaign under new leadership, the Premier League enters one of its most unpredictable seasons in recent memory.Get news, insight and fan views on your Premier League teamAll your football quizzes in one placePremier League indexPremier League tablePremier League fixtures

Manchester City delay talks for midfield aces sale to Real Madrid as Barcelona enter the pictureReal Madrid have already had a blockbuster summer transfer window so far and are still focused on signing 2026 World Cup winner Rodri from Manchester City.Florentino Perez has gone all out in the transfer market to bolster the squad and give Jose Mourinho the best possible chance of bringing trophies back to the Santiago Bernabeu.The Portuguese tactician is said to be personally pushing for the signing of the 30-year-old from Manchester City this summer.Now, according to Fabrizio Romano, Manchester Citys negotiations with Real Madrid over Rodri have entered an unexpected phase, with the Premier League champions slowing discussions to assess interest from other clubs.Manchester City pause negotiationsBarcelona have now emerged as another club interested in signing the Spanish midfielder, prompting City to take a step back before advancing talks with Real Madrid.Barcelona enter the race for Rodri. (Photo by Carl Recine/Getty Images)Real Madrid have been working to reach an agreement for Rodri, who has entered the final year of his contract at the Etihad Stadium.From Citys perspective, the move makes sense.Allowing more clubs into the race could strengthen their negotiating position and potentially create a bidding war for one of the worlds best midfielders.With Rodris contract winding down, City are naturally keen to maximise any transfer fee should a sale become inevitable.Barcelona register interestBarcelonas interest has been well documented in recent days, particularly following Frenkie de Jongs long-term injury.The Catalan giants view Rodri as an ideal addition if the finances align, although completing such a deal remains far from straightforward given their financial constraints.Man City hoping for a bidding war. (Photo by Lewis Storey/Getty Images)For the Premier League club, Barcelonas emergence offers another potential buyer at a time when Real Madrid had appeared to be leading the race.Rodri still holds the keyDespite Citys efforts to explore every possible option, Romano adds that the final decision ultimately rests with the player.This is where Los Blancos have an advantage. Rodris preference remains to move to the Santiago Bernabeu.Baras interest alone is unlikely to change the direction of the transfer unless the midfielder changes his stance.Manchester City may attempt to improve their negotiating leverage by inviting interest from multiple clubs, but if Rodri is determined to join Real Madrid, there is only so much they can do.That said, another offer could help the English club leverage Los Blancos into giving them more money, but Real Madrid should remain calm.The eventual outcome depends on Rodri himself, and that is what matters.

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