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According to an exclusive story from FC Inter News , Wolves are showing an interest in forward Andrea Pinamonti. What’s the word? Pinamonti spent the 2018/19 season on loan at Frosinone from his parent club Inter, finding the net five times over the course of the season. The 20-year-old is an exciting young attacker who’s now catching the eye at international level. Having been picked for Italy’s squad for the U20 World Cup, he’s been watched by a host of teams according to FC Inter News . They claim that Wolves have sent scouts to watch him but Ajax and Real Valladolid have also registered an interest. The report further suggests that Brescia could be in the market for the striker too. Setback for Ennis Should Wolves complete a deal for the young attacker then it would be incredibly detrimental for Niall Ennis. The signing of Pinamonti, who barely has any experience, would be questionable as it is, but setting back one of their own promising youngsters in doing so would be ...

Arsenal fans have directed the brunt of their post-Europa League final anger towards one particular moment after losing 4-1 to Chelsea in Baku. Needing victory to qualify for next season’s Champions League, the Gunners were dismantled as Eden Hazard ran riot in a thoroughly dominant second-half performance. With a bevy of underperforming players to choose from, the Arsenal faithful have directed their ire at one particular player and one particular action. In the 78th minute, Mesut Ozil’s nightmare evening was mercifully ended as Joe Willock replaced the World Cup winner. If Ozil’s empty and uninspired performance was bad enough, the leisurely manner in which he departed the pitch with his side in need of three goals was deemed unacceptable. The German, who is valued at £31.5 million by Transfermarkt , has struggled for consistency this season, providing just two assists in 24 Premier League appearances, but was still rewarded with a starting berth in Arsenal’s biggest match. ...

The Evening Chronicle have compiled a list of potential Newcastle United transfer targets, and the inclusion of Aaron Mooy has really got fans talking. The Magpies will almost certainly need new signings in the middle third this summer, as three first team midfielders could leave the club. Mo Diame will be out of contract, Isaac Hayden is expected to depart to be closer to his family, while Jonjo Shelvey could leave in search of regular playing time. With that in mind, it is no surprise to see the Chronicle’s list of targets include Mooy, as well as James McCarthy and Joao Mario. According to the report, Benitez and Newcastle have admired the Australian international for quite some time. He scored seven times and added four assists across two Premier League seasons with Huddersfield, and certainly has the work rate and energy required to play in a Benitez midfield. Fans on Twitter aren’t too fond though, mainly due to the rumours of a big-money takeover , and you can find so...

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​Arsenal manager Unai Emery has claimed that the club can still attract high-quality players for next season despite missing out on the Champions League. The Gunners were thrashed 4-1 by London rivals Chelsea in the Europa League final on Wednesday evening in Baku, after a disastrous second half. The result meant that Arsenal will play in the Europa League next season for the third consecutive year, but the Spaniard wasn't overly concerned by the implications of Wednesday's result on their... from All the latest breaking football news, transfer rumours, analysis, and match reports - 90min http://bit.ly/2KbMfgw via IFTTT

​Chelsea manager Maurizio Sarri will speak to the club this week regarding his future after leading his side to the Europa League title, claiming after the game that he's done enough to merit his stay at helm of the Blues next season. The Blues comfortably beat London rivals Arsenal 4-1 in Baku thanks to second half goals from Olivier Giroud and Pedro, as well as a brace for Eden Hazard. The trophy is the Italian's first in his managerial career, and following a week of intense speculation... from All the latest breaking football news, transfer rumours, analysis, and match reports - 90min http://bit.ly/2QuxJkU via IFTTT

​From Baku - Just three months ago, swathes of the Chelsea fans sang it with vigour, disgust and impatience: 'F*ck Sarriball' - it was the response to losing 2-0 at home to Manchester United in the FA Cup. He's had a rough first year in England, Maurizio Sarri. He wasn't brought to Chelsea because of a storied history of lifting trophies, like most who fell before him, but a style of play. An identity. His philosophy. We've spent most of his first year in London waiting to see what all that... from All the latest breaking football news, transfer rumours, analysis, and match reports - 90min http://bit.ly/2wqxu18 via IFTTT