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Newcastle United left-back Lewis Hall has signed a new long-term contract at St. James' Park.

The England international, 22, joined the Magpies in August 2023 and since made 106 appearances for the club, including playing in every round of their successful 2024/25 Carabao Cup campaign, only to miss the final with injury.

"I'm absolutely delighted," Hall, who was reportedly interesting Man Utd in the summer, told the club's website. "It's a really proud moment. It's an absolute pleasure to play for this club and to represent the supporters. I know how much it means to them.

The fanbase and the support we get here, whether it's at St. James Park or away, it's the best in the league in my opinion. To be able to bring joy to their faces, it's a big thing for me.

I obviously have a family connection with the club, which is incredibly important to us all. One of the main reasons I play is to make my family proud, and I know how much it means to them to watch me playing for Newcastle United."

Manchester City's Aoba Fujino has signed a contract extension to 2030 with the club.

The forward is entering her third season at the club and helped the team win the Women's Super League last season.

Fujino has scored 11 goals in 52 matches at the club.

Spurs may have failed to win any of their first three Premier League games this season, but summer signing Matheus Fernandes is convinced he has joined a squad set to start fighting for trophies.

The 85m midfielder was wanted by a list of clubs after impressing for West Ham last season, with Man Utd keen on a deal but ultimately unable to go head-to-head with Spurs on the fee.

For Fernandes, it was his conversations with head coach Roberto De Zerbi which persuaded him the north London project was for him...

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Blackburn have decided not to sign attacking midfielder Ryotaro Ito on a free transfer due to concerns over his fitness.

During the medical, it was discovered there was an ongoing issue related to Ito's ankle injury.

The club's medical department, manager Tony Mowbray and other leading figures at Rovers decided against proceeding with the signing of the out of contract player.

Ayyoub Bouaddi considers Rodri his footballing benchmark as he attempts to fill the Ballon dOr winners boots at Manchester City.

City signed the highly rated 18-year-old Morocco midfielder for 86m this summer following the sale of Rodri to Barcelona.

The influential Rodri left a formidable legacy having won four Premier League titles and the Champions League among a host of honours with City, before helping Spain to World Cup glory. 

Bouaddi has made a composed start to life at City, impressing in his first two Premier League appearances and producing a mature display on his first start against Porto in the Champions League on Tuesday.

Rodri is an unbelievable player, said Bouaddi. 

He won the Ballon dOr and that means a lot. 

"He is a reference for every player in this position.

Rangers boss Derek McInnes has indicated a move could be in the offing for out-of-favour defender John Souttar. 

Amid reports Sottar is set to leave and join Greek side Aris Thessaloniki, McInnes said: "I spoke to John this morning, he trained. 

"There's a bit of interest in him from one or two clubs. 

"One club maybe a bit further down the line than the other, but I think it's something that could develop. 

"I don't think it's at that stage yet, but maybe something will happen over the next two or three days." 

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