According to brazilian journalist Thiago Asmar, italian-brazillian player Jorginho (who's famously missed pens denied Italy the chance of going to the 2022 World Cup, a fact that's unrelated but I wanted to bring up anyways) tested positive at the control after the match vs Estudiantes, where he missed a pen on the shootout. The counter-test will occur on october 27 and if it's positive again then the player faces a heavy suspension.

Cash-strapped Getafe have proposed paying Sancho just €400,000 (£335,000) in wages from now until June. The 26-year-old is believed to have been paid around £250,000 a week at United where his contract expired at the completion of the last campaign.

The former England international has been a free agent since then, meaning he can be signed at any time, and is attracted by the idea of playing in La Liga. He recognises it could also be a good shop window to kickstart his career.

The winger has therefore not ruled out joining Getafe, despite wages of just over £10,000-a-week, and wants to meet under-pressure coach José Bordalás before making his final decision. Bordalás has accused the club of failing to deliver on recruitment and squad depth.

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Uli Hoeneß criticizes Lennart Karl: "I'm planning to have a serious talk with him. He's far from being a superstar; young players need humility. Comparisons to Olise are clearly not doing him any good; there's still a world of difference between them."

Uli Hoeneß on Harry Kane: "It's looking good that we can reach an agreement with Harry. He's a figurehead of our club. I would be very sorry if he left us. Harry should get the Ballon d'Or. After a season like that, with two titles, so many goals, and reaching the World Cup semi-finals, he would have fully deserved it. He guides our young players and always puts his body on the line. I'm in love with Harry Kane."

According to the latest data analysis from the CIES Football Observatory, here are the clubs with the most academy graduates currently active across Europe's top five leagues.