Man City found guilty
An independent commission has found Manchester City guilty of serious breaches of Premier League financial rules, the league said on September 29. The report describes concealed commercial arrangements; the club has issued a statement and intends to appeal as the sanction phase begins.
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Bloom: Brighton can dream big
Brighton owner Tony Bloom told Sky Sports on September 29 that the club can aim high this season, saying a major trophy is now within belief after recent strong results. Bloom underlined long-term planning and investment as the platform for Brighton’s progress.
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Chelsea talent earns England call
England’s September 29 squad announcement included Chelsea teenager Lexi Potter’s first senior call-up. The selection rewards Potter’s early-season form and underlines Chelsea’s growing contribution to the national setup as Wiegman finalised the play-off squad.
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Tuchel praises Trent
After England’s international window, Thomas Tuchel singled out Trent Alexander‑Arnold on September 29 for praise, highlighting the Liverpool full‑back’s control and composure in recent national-team action. Tuchel’s comments recognise Trent’s return to form.
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Ødegaard misses training
Martin Ødegaard missed Norway training on September 29 after a late challenge in the Nations League, with the Arsenal captain judged to be struggling in camp. Norway staff said he was feeling pain and the situation will be monitored ahead of upcoming fixtures.
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Mazraoui forced off
Manchester United defender Noussair Mazraoui was substituted with an injury while on international duty for Morocco on September 29. Reports say he was hooked off during the Lesotho match; United will monitor his condition as the club prepares for the post‑international schedule.
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