Xavi ‘ready’ if Barcelona come calling
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Jurgen Klopp says Liverpool’s preparation for the second leg of their Champions League last-16 clash with Atletico Madrid was disrupted by the coronavirus crisis. You may also like
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Harry Kane has revealed he will not simply stay at Tottenham ‘for the sake of it’ amid rumours linking him with a move away from the club. You may also like
Ferdinand believes Premier League season should be scrapped
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South Africa’s authorities scupper Dave King’s plans to stay on as Rangers chairman
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Some Premier League clubs think season should be abandoned on moral grounds
Officially the Premier League says it wants the season to finish, but privately some clubs are not so sure. You may also like
Governing bodies prepared to make difficult decisions over coronavirus
The Premier League, PFA and the EFL say some ‘difficult decisions’ will need to be taken in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic. You may also like
PFA calls for talks with Premier League and EFL over coronavirus wage deferrals
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Pele crowns Ronaldo as world’s best – because Messi isn’t a goalscorer
Brazil great Pele believes Juventus star Cristiano Ronaldo is the best player in the world, as Barcelona’s Lionel Messi ‘is not a goalscorer’. You may also like
Premier League stars launch Football United campaign to help local communities
England striker Callum Wilson and Arsenal defender Hector Bellerin are among a group of Premier League players to launch the #FootballUnited initiative, which aims to raise money for local communities impacted by the coronavirus pandemic. You may also like
