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Premier League transfer news: Pogba interested in Sunderland and Hull
Premier League transfer news: Pogba interested in Sunderland and Hull
The centre-back could follow the footsteps of brother Paul by making a switch to England, with two clubs seemingly hot on his heelsFlorentin Pogba could be on his way to the Premier League in the final hours of the summer transfer window.Goal understands that the Saint-Etienne centre-back, whose brother Paul made a world record move to Manchester United in the summer, is open to the idea of moving to England.The north east looks his likeliest destination, with Sunderland eager to add the defender to their ranks as Lamine Kone nears a switch to Everton.
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Paul Pogba's Brother Linked With Deadline Day Premier League Transfer
Paul Pogba's Brother Linked With Deadline Day Premier League Transfer
Paul Pogba has already made a world record transfer to the English Premier League this summer, and now it appears his brother may be joining him.Florentin Pogba, the Saint-Etienne central defender, is reported by The Sun to be the subject of transfer interest from David Moyes, the Sunderland manager.At 26, Florentin is two years older than his superstar brother, and he will come at a fraction of the price of the Manchester United midfielder's £89 million ($116.9 million) cost.
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Lehmann: Bundesliga has overtaken the Premier League
Lehmann: Bundesliga has overtaken the Premier League
Topics commentsFormer Arsenal and Borussia Dortmund keeper Jens Lehmann believes the Bundesliga is now a more attractive package than the dominant force in club football, the English Premier League...For more than two decades, the English Premier League has generally been granted the title as the biggest and best football league in the world." The Bundesliga is more successful in the Champions League and is the better product right now in terms of quality of the gamesBut former Germany goalkeeper Jens Lehmann disagrees, in terms of asthetics, attendances and recent achievements.Citing how German clubs have consistently had at least one representative in the Champions League semi-final each year since 2010, Lehmann pointed out that the Premier League does not have the same presence on the continental stage it once did.
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Premier League clubs spend record £1bn in summer transfer window
Premier League clubs spend record £1bn in summer transfer window
Lucas Perez's move to Arsenal on Tuesday added £17.1m to the summer spending totalPremier League summer transfer spending has surpassed £1bn for the first time.Clubs had spent a combined £1.005bn as of 08:30 BST on Wednesday's transfer deadline day, according to sports business group Deloitte.The previous record of £870m, set last year, was passed on Thursday, six days before transfer deadline day.
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