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Transfer Deadline Day Chaos: Palace Nears £48M Strand Larsen Deal
Wolves have accepted a new offer worth up to £48 million from Crystal Palace for striker Jorgen Strand Larsen. Meanwhile, Jean-Philippe Mateta's potential move to AC Milan is in jeopardy due to medical issues.
Late deals continue as the window closes on February 2, 2026.
Man City Loan Shock: Phillips Heads to Lassana and Sheffield United
Lassana and Sheffield United have launched a shock loan move for Manchester City midfielder Kalvin Phillips. This comes as City slipped in other pursuits amid deadline day frenzy.
Phillips seeks more playing time after limited minutes.
Liverpool Signs Jerry Mjake for £60M After Gayhei Saga
Liverpool have signed Jerry Mjake for £60 million, exciting fans after the disappointment of missing out on Gayhei, who ended up at Manchester City. The deal addresses defensive injury concerns, including Joe Gomez's fitness issues.
Mjake's arrival is seen as a major boost.
Cyle Larin Joins Southampton: Boost for Canada National Team?
Cyle Larin has moved to Southampton, potentially relaunching his career and securing a starting spot with Canada. Experts note he needs regular football and goals to regain form.
Another Canadian, Marcelo Flores, scored recently for Tigris.
FIFA's Infantino Calls for Lifting Russia's Four-Year Ban
FIFA president Gianni Infantino supports lifting Russia's ban from international tournaments, arguing it has achieved nothing but increased frustration. He advocates never banning countries over political leaders' acts.
Ukraine's sports minister called the comments irresponsible.
British PFA Union Pushes Zero Headers for Youth, Limits for Pros
The British soccer players' union PFA announces protocols to prevent CTE, calling for no headers in kids' games and fewer for professionals. Research shows Scottish pros have 3.5 times higher dementia risk.
Dr. Adam White emphasizes less heading to protect brains.
Hull City vs. Watford Championship Clash Live Today
Hull City, winners of five of their last six, hosts Watford in the English Championship on February 3, 2026. Odds favor Hull at +121, with over/under 2.5 goals at -110/-116.
Key scorers include Oli McBurnie for Hull and Luca Kjerrumgaard for Watford.