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Manchester United weigh up €25m move for Leverkusen ace
Newcastle and Aston Villa set for January battle over Leverkusen striker
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Exclusive: Leeds United eye Borussia Dortmund starlet in surprise move
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Exclusive: Leverkusen join Aston Villa, Nottingham Forest and Stuttgart in tracking Sao Paulo teen star
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Exclusive: Brighton join list of Euro giants keeping tabs on €25m Greek sensation
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Exclusive: Aston Villa join Nottingham Forest and Stuttgart in race for teen sensation
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Sunderland open talks to sign Borussia Monchengladbach star
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Exclusive: Man Utd ready to wait until summer with €25m move for Greek youngster
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Lazio in ‘advanced talks’ to sign Leverkusen, Newcastle, Aston Villa and Sunderland target from Ajax
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Exclusive: Aston Villa ready to join Man Utd in £15m bid battle for Ajax midfielder
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Exclusive: Man Utd ponder £15M bid for Ajax teen sensation
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Exclusive: Real Madrid join Premier League giants in race for RB Leipzig starlet
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