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Here's a review of the football headlines today:

• Euphoria no excuse - Lloris on Argentina race row
• 'Argentina song stained glory of Copa victory'
• Forest seal Milenkovic signing from Fiorentina
• Sullivan, 14, becomes youngest MLS player

Finally, Graham Potter has spoken to the press today wishing Gareth Southgate "a nice break" - you can check that out here!

Please join us tomorrow to get the latest football news and updates on the new England manager job.

Nizaar Kinsella
BBC Sport football news reporter

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Chelsea want a striker and Samu Omorodion appears to be their primary target.

The Blues had a £34m bid rejected last month, but Atletico Madrid are keen to hold on to the Spaniard, who was on loan at Alaves last season.

Current club: Atletico Madrid Age: 20 Interested: Chelsea

Did you know? Omorodion scored eight goals in 34 La Liga appearances for Alaves last term.

Nizaar Kinsella
BBC Sport football news reporter

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Jonathan David is available for about £25m as he has only one year left on his contract, so he could be incredibly shrewd business for a Premier League club.

He is admired by Manchester United, Newcastle and Tottenham.

He is also seen as an alternative target for Chelsea should other deals fall through.

Current club: Lille Age: 24 Interested: Manchester United, Newcastle, Tottenham

Did you know? This summer David scored Canada's first goal in Copa America history and helped them reach the semi-finals.

Shamoon Hafez
BBC Sport football news reporter

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If Dominic Calvert-Lewin does leave Everton then the Toffees may reignite their long-standing interest in Chelsea striker Armando Broja.

Although Everton said this year that there was no interest in the Albanian because they could not afford to spend £30m on players, the situation could change later in the summer if the takeover from the Friedkin Group goes through.

Current club: ChelseaAge: 22Interested: Everton

Did you know? Broja made his Premier League debut against Everton in March 2020, coming on for Olivier Giroud in a 4-0 win for Chelsea.

Shamoon Hafez
BBC Sport football news reporter

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Dominic Calvert-Lewin may leave Everton if he doesn’t sign a new deal. The Englishman has an offer on the table from the club but has yet to agree terms, with one year left on his current deal.

Newcastle were most interested this summer but pulled out of negotiations over the near-£40m asking price, and the Toffees are under no pressure to sell any of their big-name players.

Current club: Everton Age: 27 Interested: Newcastle

Did you know? Calvert-Lewin has scored 54 goals in 213 Premier League appearances since his debut in 2016.

Nizaar Kinsella
BBC Sport football news reporter

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The Napoli striker, Victor Osimhen is struggling to garner much interest since a widely publicised £113m release clause was included in his contract.

Should that price drop, he could find a move to England.

Paris St-Germain and clubs in Saudi Arabia are also believed to have shown an interest.

Current club: Napoli Age: 25 Interested: Paris St-Germain

Did you know? Osimhen has scored 48 goals in 71 games for Napoli in the past two seasons.

BBC Sport football news reporters Nizaar Kinsella and Shamoon Hafez have taken a look at which strikers could be on the move this summer.

Let's finish today's page with look at some of those players as the transfer window gets into full flow...

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Euro 2024 has barely finished but Premier League clubs have already started turning their attention to pre-season friendlies.

The games are spread across the globe, from Tokyo and New York to Sligo and Crawley.

So who will your team face? And when and where are the matches?

Keep across all the fixtures and results here.

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Former Crystal Palace manager Patrick Vieira has left his role as manager of Strasbourg by mutual consent.

Vieira, 48, spent a full season in charge of the Ligue 1 side, guiding them to a 13th place finish last season.

Strasbourg club president Marc Keller said: "We would like to express our gratitude and thank Patrick for the work he has accomplished during this first phase of the project and we wish him much success in the future.

"He will always be welcome at the club."

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Arsenal have released new away kit in collaboration with Adidas and British African heritage brand Labrum London.

The shirt is the traditional pan-African colours of black, red and green and features a white zig-zag graphic designed by Labrum London founder Foday Dumbuya.

Dumbuya said: "As a second-generation immigrant growing up in London, I watched some incredible Arsenal players with African heritage.

"These players were amazing role models to me, playing the game in a beautiful way, but also representing the wider community that I connect with."

The club added: "These colours and cultural cues bind together to create a mural of our past and present connection to the African diaspora in London and beyond – championing the rich cultural heritage within the team and across our supporter base."

BBC Sport has a dedicated Arsenal page packed with news, analysis and fan views - get it here

Euro 2024 winners Spain have moved up five places - above England - into third in the latest Fifa world rankings, which were published today, external.

Despite losing the Euros final, England rise one place to fourth, while semi-finalists France remain second, behind world champions and Copa America winners Argentina.

Brazil dropped below England into fifth place after an underwhelming Copa America campaign.

Elsewhere, Wales fall one spot to 30th, Scotland have slipped nine places to 48th and Northern Ireland are 74th.

Venezuela, who reached the Copa America quarter-finals, were the biggest movers, up 17 places to 37th.

Fifa rankings top 10:

1. Argentina
2. France
3. Spain
4. England
5. Brazil
6. Belgium
7. Netherlands
8. Portugal
9. Colombia
10. Italy

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More on the England manager updates...

Former manager Neil Warnock has announced on X, external, formerly known as Twitter: "Thank you for all the msgs [messages] I have received about the England job, but I am committed to Torquay United for next season."

Warnock has not managed another team since spending 33 days in charge at Aberdeen earlier this year.

The 75-year-old was appointed by National League side Torquay United in May to be a football adviser.

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Former Chelsea and Brighton manager Graham Potter has been discussing his future amid links with the vacant England job.

Potter, 49, said that after taking a much-needed break following his sacking by Chelsea in April 2023, he is ready to return to a position when the right one for him becomes available.

"I spoke to lots of teams and lots of clubs but it was recognising that journey [he had been on as a coach] was a long journey, a tough journey. Unless the right opportunity came along I wasn't rushing to go back into football. It had to be right for me," Potter told Sky Sports News., external.

"I spoke to a few clubs but it wasn't the right thing. It was important I was patient and waited for the right opportunity and took the time with the family to reflect and think about what I wanted to do. Now I'm in that good place where I'm happy to be ready and looking forward to the next challenge.

"He added: "I feel really ready, really excited to be back when the right opportunity comes."

Former Arsenal and Chelsea striker Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang has completed a move to Saudi said Al Qadsiah from Marseille.

Aubameyang, 35, has signed a two-year deal with the side, which won promotion to the Saudi Pro League at the of last season.

At his new club, the Gabon captain will play alongside former Real Madrid centre-back Nacho, who completed a move to the side last month.

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Juventus have confirmed that France midfielder Adrien Rabiot will leave the club as a free agent this summer following the end of his contract.

The 29-year-old former Paris St-German player spent five seasons at the Turin-based club, winning two Italian Cups and one Italian Super Cup.

"Adrien Rabiot and Juventus’ paths have parted," said the club in a statement on their official website, external.

Rabiot made 212 appearances for the club, the same number as fellow Frenchman Zinedine Zidane. Michel Platini (224) and David Trezeguet (320) are the only French players to have played more games for Juventus.

"He will be remembered as a player who always gave his all for the shirt, and one who carried himself with undeniable charisma," continued the club statement.

"On the pitch, Adrien was a vital player to Juventus, particularly without the ball. His work rate could not be called into question, and he made huge improvements to his offensive game in recent seasons.

"Thanks for everything, ‘Cavallo Pazzo’, and good luck for the future!"

Simon Stone
BBC Sport

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A lot is made of Manchester City's money, as if all their wealth comes directly from their owners.

Yet, on a day-to-day basis, they are a profitable club - and one of the ways they achieve that is by the sums they receive from sell-ons from transfers involving players who used to be at the club.

Burnley are selling goalkeeper Arijanet Muric to Ipswich, for a fee that could rise to £15m.

That means City will get between £2m and £2.5m.

Indeed, in a post from the highly respected 'Swiss Ramble' blogger on Tuesday, he said City generated £298m in player sales over the past four years. Only Chelsea have raised more - and only Leicester, Brighton and Everton got to half that figure.

Liverpool

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Liverpool defender Jarell Quansah says he "wants to improve and kick on" from his breakthrough campaign.

The 21-year-old made 33 appearances for the Reds last season and was called up to the provisional England squad for the training camp before Euro 2024.

"I was waiting for the moment for it to click and stuff like that, but I don't think I'm going to get used to what happened last season," he told the club's official website, external.

"I look at the positives and the negatives, and I just try to take it all in and try to improve for the next season really. That's what my reflecting sort of told me – it was just about how to kick on and how to be the best version of myself."

Quansah's emergence in the squad coincided with Jurgen Klopp's final season in charge and the former Bristol Rovers loanee is excited to work under new boss Arne Slot.

"A lot of my strengths can be shown in the system he likes to play," added Quansah.

"Obviously I like playing with the ball as well, so I think what the gaffer likes to do is a lot that I like. But there's still a lot to improve on."

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Simon Stone
BBC Sport

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Manchester United made it clear very early this summer they would listen to realistic offers for virtually all of their squad.

That does not mean they will all get sold but it does underline United's need to raise money.

Full-back Aaron Wan-Bissaka falls into that category.

He is not a regular member of Erik ten Hag's starting line-up - although he played all of the FA Cup final win over Manchester City- and his contract runs out next year, when he could leave for nothing.

West Ham have made their interest known but, as with Harry Maguire and Scott McTominay last season, financially it needs to make sense for Wan-Bissaka, who will know more clubs will come for him when he is a free agent.

He is one of those players likely to be talked about a lot before the 30 August transfer deadline - with no guarantee he will move anywhere.