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Everton Eye Bargain Grealish Deal, Chelsea Agents On Edge, Barca Nou Camp Return Delayed

Everton are reportedly hopeful of landing Jack Grealish on a permanent deal at the end of the season. The Manchester City loanee has made an impressive start on Merseyside, and the Toffees believe they could secure his signature for a cut-price fee if his form continues. (The Guardian)

Elsewhere, there is mounting nervousness among Premier League agents amid fears they could be named or disciplined in connection with the 74 FA charges filed against Chelsea. (The Times, The Sun)

In Spain, Barcelona’s Nou Camp return has been delayed yet again, with over-running construction works forcing the Catalan giants to move their next fixture to a 6,000-seater stadium. (Daily Mail)

Nico Raskin looks set to remain in Scotland despite his Rangers exile, with the Belgian midfielder expected to stay in Glasgow even if he does not feature against Hearts. (Scottish Sun)

Other Headlines:

  • Police forces across the UK have been ordered to London amid fears of serious disorder at rival marches scheduled for the same day as five Premier League matches. (The Guardian)

  • Erling Haaland has admitted Manchester City’s start to the season has been “not good enough”, but says Sunday’s derby is the “perfect opportunity” to respond. (The Guardian)

  • A former England cricketer is under police investigation for alleged sexual assault, amid claims two women had their drinks spiked at a London pub linked to current and former sports stars. (The Guardian)

  • Doping controversies hit athletics ahead of the World Championships: US sprint star Erriyon Knighton has been banned for four years, while Ethiopia’s Diribe Welteji was ruled ineligible to compete in Tokyo. (The Guardian)

  • In Japan, the head of athletics broke down in tears, vowing the Tokyo World Championships would help erase the “Covid Olympics” stigma from 2021. (The Guardian)

  • Former Premier League goalkeeper Russell Hoult has been diagnosed with two terminal illnesses and is now receiving palliative care. (The Sun)

  • Football legend Harry Redknapp has pledged to play a role in reviving speedway. (The Sun)

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