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EPORTER Liverpool boss Arne Slot will hold showdown talks with Mohamed Salah this morning. The forward was left at home for the Reds’ trip – and 1-0 victory – to Inter Milan this week after Salah spoke out about Slot, the club and the hierarchy last Saturday by saying he had been ‘thrown under the bus’ and had ‘no relationship’ with the head coach. It had led some, including Salah speaking last week, to think that this weekend’s match with Brighton will be his final one for the club. But Slot said: ‘I will have a conversation with Mo this…

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The Ivorian was once Arsenal‘s record signing at £72million, and he was paid an eye-popping £140,000 a week in wages. But Trump insists she has plenty of her own cash – enough to treat Pepe to a luxury trip when he turned 30 in May. She told the Just Riadh YouTube channel: “I don’t date him for money. I don’t need him for his money. I have my own money.

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Salah defended his record when speaking at Elland Road, and compared himself to England captain Harry Kane – delivering what he felt was a reminder to those inside and outside of Liverpool who have forgotten what he is capable of. A level of arrogance is perhaps to be expected in all elite athletes, and some believe it has powered Salah to the heights he and Liverpool have reached. “He is a really nice guy, considering the success he has had – being a superstar around the globe,” says James Milner – Liverpool’s vice-captain during most of Salah’s time at the…

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Advertisement Pogba invests in Saudi Arabian camel racing team Paul Pogba Image source,Getty Images Image caption, Paul Pogba signed a two-year deal with Monaco last summer By Sami Mokbel Senior football correspondent Published 6 hours ago Paul Pogba has moved into the sport of camel racing after investing in Saudi Arabia-based team Al Haboob. The Monaco midfielder has become a shareholder and ambassador for Al Haboob – the world’s first professional camel racing team competing across the United Arab Emirates and the Gulf. Pogba, 32, told BBC Sport: “I’ve watched my fair share of [camel] races on YouTube and spent…

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Arsenal have suffered injuries to a number of key players throughout the season and will be without midfielder Declan Rice, defender William Saliba and forward Leandro Trossard for the match against Club Brugge in the league phase of the Champions League on Wednesday. Trossard, who scored in the loss to Aston Villa at the weekend, only just returned from injury but was brought off before the end of the game despite only being introduced as a second-half substitute. Arsenal are still without forward Kai Havertz and defenders Gabriel Magalhaes and Cristhian Mosquera, while striker Viktor Gyokeres is just returning from…

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