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​Liverpool have confirmed the signing of highly-rated Fulham youngster Harvey Elliott for an undisclosed fee from the Championship outfit. Elliott became the youngest ever debutant in the Premier League when he history when he featured against Wolverhampton Wanderers – aged 16 years and 30 days – back in May. Welcome to #LFC, Harvey Elliott  https://t.co/FaQHrTf2rt — Liverpool FC (@LFC) July 28, 2019 Following the Cottagers subsequent relegation back to the second tier, the Reds have acted... from All the latest breaking football news, transfer rumours, analysis, and match reports - 90min https://ift.tt/2YrkuUG

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Paul Pogba & Real Madrid: ‘It’s inevitable’ That’s according to Spanish daily AS this Sunday. Paul Pogba’s Man United exit to join Real Madrid is reportedly “essential” for Los Blancos following their difficult pre-season so far. After four matches, Real Madrid are yet to win this summer. Last weekend Atletico Madrid scored seven goals against their city rivals. Following that humiliation, AS tell their readers the following: The signing of Paul Pogba is an obligation after Real Madrid’s bad start of the season. How much will Paul Pogba cost Real Madrid? AS claim that Man United are talking about a 200 million euro price tag for Pogba. The Spanish paper suggest that the lowest Pogba will be sold for is 150 million euros. At the same time, “Pogba should inherit (Gareth) Bale’s 14.5 million salary”, report AS. Man United targets: Bruno Fernandes & Sergej Milinkovic-Savic AS go on to suggest that Man United may replace Pogab with two players. The first is Portuguese ...

Everton & Chelsea’s Tiemoue Bakayoko Could Everton sign Tiemoue Bakayoko from Chelsea? That rumour appears in the Mail on Sunday , as readers are told the following: Everton could move for the £40 million Frenchman as a replacement for Idrissa Gueye. Gueye, who was given time off to visit family in Senegal following the African Cup of Nations, is expected to seal a move to PSG once he returns to Europe. The Mail also report that Frank Lampard has decided to sell Bakayoko following the club’s pre-season tour of Asia. But how easy will be to shift Bakayoko from Chelsea’s books? The 24-year-old is under contract at Chelsea until 2022, while one has to assume that any suitors will try to poach Bakayoko at a discount rate. Who else could Everton sign? Returning to the Everton side of the story, the Toffees do seem set to sign a new defensive midfielder as Idrissa Gueye’s PSG move seems to be a lock. If Everton don’t move for Chelsea’s Bakayoko, they could try to sign Jean-Phil...