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Forest agree £22m deal with Palace for Munoz
Nottingham Forest agree a deal worth a minimum of £22m to sign Daniel Munoz from Crystal Palace.
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The Guardian
Transfer roundup: Moyes wants to keep Armstrong while Forest agree Muñoz deal
WorldPing‘I don’t think we can afford to lose any players,’ says Moyes Forest’s Armstrong bid said to be £40m; Palace agree £22m fee The sale of the 19-year-old Harrison Armstrong to Nottingham Forest would be a “club decision” for Everton, according to David Moyes.
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Iraola awaits first win as Liverpool rescue late draw against Forest
Liverpool come from behind twice to rescue a 2-2 draw against Nottingham Forest at Anfield, leaving new manager Andoni Iraola in search of his first Premier League win with the club.
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'Supporters aren't always wrong' - Moyes on Everton fans' anger
David Moyes says "supporters aren't always wrong" after Everton fans voice their opposition to the potential sale of teenage midfielder Harrison Armstrong during the 1-1 draw at Bournemouth.
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ESPN
Transfer rumors, news: Could Barcelona, Arsenal target Álvarez rejoin Man City?
Manchester United have been offered the chance to sign Atlético Madrid striker Alexander Sørloth. Transfer Talk has the latest.
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ESPN
Is Liverpool's top transfer target Barcola the replacement they need for Salah?
Liverpool could spend up to €140 million in their deal for PSG winger Bradley Barcola, so is he the man to replace Mohamed Salah long term?
Brief by WorldPing · Original reporting by ESPN
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Iraola’s Liverpool start slowly again but Muñoz strike denies Nottingham Forest
A malfunctioning electronic board will not have been on anyone’s bingo list of Liverpool complaints for the first Anfield game of Andoni Iraola’s tenure, but others sounded all too familiar.
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