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🇪🇺 Champions League 2026/27 draw: Arsenal face Real Madrid, City get Barcelona

The 2026/27 UEFA Champions League league phase draw has taken place, with England's five representatives — Arsenal, Manchester City, Manchester United, Liverpool and Aston Villa — all learning their opponents.

Arsenal will host Real Madrid on matchday one in one of the standout ties of the group stage. Manchester City face Barcelona, while Manchester United and Liverpool also received their fixtures.

PSG enter the competition as defending champions, having beaten Arsenal on penalties in last season's final and are aiming for a third successive title.

Full fixture details for all five Premier League clubs are now confirmed following Thursday's draw.

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🇪🇺 Champions League 2026/27 league phase draw is coming

The third edition of the revamped UEFA Champions League is set to take shape, with all 36 participating clubs discovering their league phase opponents in the upcoming draw. Here's how to follow it live — the event will be streamed for free, with full details on TV channels, start time, pots and key dates available ahead of the fixture reveal.

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✍️ Man City join Liverpool and Arsenal in pursuit of Iliman Ndiaye

Manchester City have entered the race to sign Everton's Iliman Ndiaye, according to transfer journalist Ben Jacobs. The 26-year-old Senegal international has attracted interest from three of England's biggest clubs, with Everton reportedly valuing him at around £80m.

Ndiaye has been in impressive form, registering 43 goals and 23 assists, making him one of the most coveted attacking players in the Premier League this window.

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✍️ Julian Alvarez warming to Arsenal move as Atletico set Friday deadline

Atletico Madrid want the Julian Alvarez transfer saga resolved by Friday, and Arsenal are reportedly in an increasingly strong position to land the Argentina striker. According to reports, Alvarez has been warming to the idea of a move to the Emirates, though Barcelona remain his preferred destination. The £128m-rated forward's next club could hinge on whether Barça can match Atletico's asking price before the deadline.

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✍️ Man City sign Bouaddi for Premier League teenage record £85.6m

Manchester City have officially completed the signing of Ayyoub Bouaddi from Lille on a five-year deal running until summer 2031. The 18-year-old Morocco international becomes the most expensive teenage signing in Premier League history, surpassing Manchester United's £58.9m deal for Leny Yoro — also from Lille — in 2024.

City will pay a fixed fee of £81.3m plus £4.3m in add-ons. Sporting director Hugo Viana praised the midfielder's "extremely high" potential, while Bouaddi described the move as "a very special day." The teenager impressed in Ligue 1 and featured for Morocco at the 2026 FIFA World Cup. His arrival comes after City sold Rodri to Barcelona this summer.

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