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Man City’s £824m rebuild topped by British-record Anderson move

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Man City’s £824m rebuild topped by British-record Anderson move

Manchester City’s transfer spending has hit £824m in three years after signing Elliot Anderson in a British-record £116m deal.

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CBS Sports

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· Jun 26, 2026

Biggest offseason question for every East team: Will Knicks duck second apron? What's next for Celtics, Heat?

Can New York keep its championship roster together? What will Boston do with Jaylen Brown?

Brisbane Times

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· Jul 9, 2026

‘It’s up there with them’: Origin win on par with Olympics, World Cup, says Nawaqanitawase

Mark Nawaqanitawase says his move to league has been “one of the best decisions of my life”. His CV is fast becoming one of the most eclectic and impressive in Australian sport.

EPL Index

· Jul 7, 2026

Report: Man United have set their sights on moves for two Premier League midfielders

Man Utd midfield transfer plans narrow as Andrey Santos, Tyler Adams and Felix Nmecha lead chaseManchester United have done what sensible clubs eventually have to do in the market, stop chasing every ...

Football365

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· Jul 7, 2026

Sandro Tonali slammed over ‘crazy’ Tottenham move – ‘Do me a favour!’

The north London club smashed their transfer record for the second time in a matter of days after securing the £100million capture of the Italy international from their Premier League ...

SB Nation

· Jul 7, 2026

By trading Jaylen Brown, the Celtics are making big bets

Money isn’t the only reason Boston decided to move on from the 2024 NBA Finals MVP.

RealGM Basketball Wiretap

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· Jul 2, 2026

Celtics Not Motivated By Money Or Follow-Up Trade In Dealing Jaylen Brown

The Boston Celtics' blockbuster trade sending Jaylen Brown to the Philadelphia 76ers was not a cost-cutting move and was not made with a follow-up deal in mind, according to a league source. Boston sent the 2024 NBA Finals MVP to Philadelphia on Wednesday in exchange for Paul George, two future first-round picks and two second-round picks. George has two years remaining on his four-year, 211 million contract, one fewer than Brown had remaining. The swap will save the Celtics roughly 2.9 million this season. Despite that savings, a league source stressed the trade was not a financial decision. The source said there was no directive from ownership to move Brown. The same source added that Wednesday's deal was not executed with an imminent secondary trade already planned. Boston's front office reportedly agonized over the decision for days before finalizing it.

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Related coverage for "Man City’s £824m rebuild topped by British-record Anderson move": CBS Sports — Biggest offseason question for every East team: Will Knicks duck second apron? What's next for Celtics, Heat? . Brisbane Times — ‘It’s up there with them’: Origin win on par with Olympics, World Cup, says Nawaqanitawase. EPL Index — Report: Man United have set their sights on moves for two Premier League midfielders. Football365 — Sandro Tonali slammed over ‘crazy’ Tottenham move – ‘Do me a favour!’. SB Nation — By trading Jaylen Brown, the Celtics are making big bets. RealGM Basketball Wiretap — Celtics Not Motivated By Money Or Follow-Up Trade In Dealing Jaylen Brown