Author: Soccerhuz

Manchester City are looking to secure the signing of Rodrygo in the current transfer window as Arsenal and Liverpool hold back from making their move. The Brazilian has been in excellent form over several seasons, but towards the end of the last campaign, he began to lose his place in the Real Madrid starting line-up. Liverpool has identified Rodrygo as a potential replacement following the departure of Luis Diaz. Diaz had been one of the standout performers in the Liverpool squad, and his absence has left a gap that the club are eager to fill. Arsenal, meanwhile, are also reportedly…

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Robin van Persie declined to take sides when asked to choose between former employers Manchester United and Arsenal. The player made a contentious move from the Emirates to Old Trafford in 2012 and was dubbed a traitor by certain sects of the Gunners faithful. Van Persie’s old teams are set to clash on Sunday as the Red Devils kick off their Premier League campaign hosting last year’s runners-up. Ruben Amorim’s squad will be eager to demonstrate they’re not easy targets following a disappointing 15th-place finish, while Mikel Arteta’s men are setting their sights on the title after finishing second in…

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After a long summer, Arsenal finally kickstart their fourth attempt at winning the Premier League tomorrow afternoon. It feels like it could be the competitive title race for some time, but thanks to their summer business, Mikel Arteta’s side feel well-placed to attack it head-on. Sporting Director Andrea Berta and his team have overseen six first-team additions so far, with the most significant undoubtedly being Viktor Gyokeres, and if that wasn’t enough, they are still being linked with a move for the sensational Eberechi Eze. However, if Arsenal really want to make a splash and complete a signing that’d be…

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After a protracted period in the wilderness Arsenal are behaving like one of football’s financial superpowers again. Since returning to the Champions League after a six-season absence, the Gunners’ revenue has boomed. In turn, that has allowed them to sign oven-ready superstars like Declan Rice and, this summer, Viktor Gyokeres for the type of fees which, for the vast majority of clubs, are the stuff of fantasy. Under Stan Kroenke’s business model, the North London club is required to live within its means. That means that superstar signings or bumper new contracts for existing star players need to be fully…

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Few subjects in the world of football set the pulse racing quite as much as stadium builds – and Arsenal fans could one day soon get a vision of the future of the Emirates Stadium 2.0. In the grand sweep of history, the 60,704-seater ground is still relatively modern. And it is still phenomenally lucrative. Arsenal generated £131m of matchday income in 2023-24, the last full financial year on record. In Premier League terms, that was behind only Manchester United. And with Champions League football again in 2025-26, the Gunners will likely snatch the crown for the very first time.…

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The Los Angeles Lakers will unveil a statue of former coach Pat Riley on Feb. 22, as the Hall of Famer joins the likes of former team greats Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Magic Johnson and Kobe Bryant in bronze outside their downtown arena. The Lakers will fittingly honor Riley against their long-time rival, the Boston Celtics. Riley coached the Lakers from 1981 to 1990 during the team’s “Showtime” era and won four NBA championships (1982, 1985, 1987, 1988). He led the Lakers through one of the most dynamic eras for any team in NBA history. With Johnson and Abdul-Jabbar leading an exciting…

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For years, the LA Clippers were the laughing stock of the NBA, being known as the Los Angeles Lakers’ “little brothers,” and it took a long time for things to get better. In an 18-year span, from the 1992-93 to 2010-11 seasons, the Clippers made just two playoff appearances. Then, the Clippers got better, building a core group of Chris Paul, Blake Griffin, DeAndre Jordan, and company, but still, the franchise was lacking. The Clippers made their first Western Conference Finals appearance in franchise history in the 2020-21 season, led by Kawhi Leonard and Paul George, but to this day…

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The futures of LeBron James and Austin Reaves are big talking points when it comes to the Los Angeles Lakers, but as things stand, another key member of the team is hitting the market in 2026. Rui Hachimura is entering the final year of his contract in 2025-26, and Lakers insider Jovan Buha spoke about his future during a recent Q&A. “They can’t extend him at the end of the season,” Buha said. “With the current intel I have, I do not expect Rui to be extended by the Lakers in the next six weeks. It’s certainly possible that something…

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The King has spoken, and Arsenal fans need to listen. Thierry Henry’s latest comments about Viktor Gyokeres aren’t just casual observations – they’re a masterclass in how we should approach our new striker’s Emirates journey. In his recent Betway Insider blog, Arsenal’s greatest ever goalscorer delivered some home truths about our summer signing that every Gooner needs to absorb. Henry didn’t mince words when discussing Viktor Gyokeres: “What you want is people to be patient with him, and what is annoying right now is that people are not that patient anymore.” Coming from the man who defined what it means…

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Arsenal are now just one day away from their Premier League opener against Manchester United. The Gunners will be heading to Old Trafford on Sunday, eager to kick off the season on a high note. Fans will have the opportunity to see a number of new signings in action for the first time. Viktor Gyokeres, Martin Zubimendi and Noni Madueke are among Arsenal’s marquee signings this summer and will be hoping to start. Arsenal transfer news: Gunners make Alejandro Garnacho decision as Mikel Arteta explains approach Arsenal are just one day away from their Premier League opener against Manchester United,…

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