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Scottish Sun
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- Scottish Sun
Man City ace Phil Foden dumps £400k Mercedes G-Wagon across two bays at Sainsbury's car park in Cheshire
While his car attracted admiring glances from fans, his parking definitely needs more work OUTSIDE THE BOX Man City ace Phil Foden dumps £400k Mercedes G-Wagon across two bays at Sainsbury's car park in Cheshire Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) PHIL Foden took no chances on a trip out in his new £400,000 Mercedes G-Wagon - as he left it parked in the middle of two bays in a supermarket car park. The Manchester City ace paid no attention to the road markings as he dumped his motor across two bays at a Sainsbury's supermarket close to his home in rural Cheshire. Sign up for Scottish Sun newsletter Sign up 3 Phil Foden left his £400,000 Mercedes G-Wagon parked across two bays outside a supermarket Credit: AFP 3 Foden paid no attention to the road markings as he dumped his motor across two bays at a Sainsbury's 3 A shopper said: 'Phil's car is a thing of beauty, but he should definitely be handed a red card for his parking' And while his car attracted admiring glances from fans, his parking definitely needs more work. A shopper said: 'Phil's car is a thing of beauty, but he should definitely be handed a red card for his parking. "Either he needs to practice or he's so worried someone might bang it that he purposely left it across two bays. 'If that's the case perhaps he should leave it on his drive at home and just look at it rather than turn the engine on.' Read More on Sport ARSENAL FILES Arteta caught off-guard in presser and power of sleep fuelling success Foden, 25, who is an injury doubt for City's first Premier League game of the season at Wolves on Saturday, only passed his driving test in December 2023. But it has not stopped the Three Lions midfielder amassing an impressive car collection which includes Mercedes S Class, a Mercedes-AMG GLE 53, a Toyota Vellfire and a BYD Seal electric car. Foden's agent was contacted for comment.
Daily Mirror
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- Daily Mirror
Arsenal's final decision on Alejandro Garnacho transfer after private work on Man Utd star
Alejandro Garnacho looks destined to leave Manchester United this summer, with Chelsea in pole position, but Arsenal are among the other clubs to look at the winger Arsenal considered a move for Manchester United outcast Alejandro Garnacho before opting against a move, it has been claimed. The winger has been left out of United's pre-season tour, with Chelsea closing in on a cut-price deal, but their London rivals turned to other targets after exploring a shock deal. The Gunners ended up turning their attentions to Noni Madueke, who joined from Chelsea in a £48millon deal. And they weren't the only ones to move on from Garnacho. According to the Manchester Evening News, Tottenham Hotspur and Atletico Madrid also did due diligence with a view to potentially moving for the Argentine. Garnacho spent time in Atleti's academy as a youngster before moving to Old Trafford, and Diego Simeone's side considered bringing him back to the city of his birth. Those teams also ultimately looked elsewhere. Spurs paid £55m to sign Mohammed Kudus from West Ham, while Atleti added both Alex Baena and Thiago Almada. Chelsea are understood to have agreed personal terms with Garnacho, with negotiations over a fee ongoing. They have until September 1 to get a deal done, with United already dropping their asking price since the Blues' January interest. Garnacho featured in all but two of United's Premier League matches last season, scoring six goals. He didn't start any of the final three games, though, and the writing appeared to be on the wall after he was left out of the starting line-up for the Europa League final. "Up until the final I played every round helping the team, and today I play 20 minutes, I don't know," he said after the defeat against Spurs. "The final will influence [my decision] but the whole season, the situation of the club. I'm going to try to enjoy the summer and see what happens afterwards." In early August, United boss Ruben Amorim made his feelings clear when it came to Garnacho's future. "I think with Garnacho, you can understand and you can see that he's talented, he's a really talented boy,' the boss said. "But sometimes things don't work out and you cannot explain specifically what it is. But I have the feeling – and I think it's clear - that Garnacho wants a different thing with a different leadership and I can understand that. "So I don't think it's a problem. Sometimes you adapt to one guy and you have the connection. Other times you want a new challenge. So we try to make everything OK for all parties. To the club, to the coach and to the player. It's a natural thing in football."
The Sun
25 minutes ago
- The Sun
Grealish's Everton move couldn't be more perfect – just look at David Moyes' history of unleashing gems
I LOVE Jack Grealish's move to Everton. In any team, you always need that wildcard in and around a good structure and he can be that guy for David Moyes. 4 4 4 4 It's perfect for Jack – he will be given time and space to express himself. At Manchester City under Pep Guardiola, he was limited by the expectation to pass first instead of looking for the space and attacking it without any shackles. It will take a bit of time to get that back because Pep does well to coach that out of you. But Moyes is incredible at unleashing these players. He may be a defensively-minded manager, but he has a history of having these gems within the solid base. Think of Steven Pienaar at Everton, or Lucas Paqueta at West Ham. Jack has taken a lot of unfair stick recently, and I cannot believe he is being criticised after the role he played for City winning the Treble – just look at his trophy cabinet. People think of that iconic, shirtless, outstretched picture on the team bus celebrating the Treble and how it went downhill from there, but that's nonsense. And people don't like to hear it, but when it is a World Cup year, players bring it more than they normally would. Jack has given himself a great chance of winning back his England spot in a team that I don't think will be fighting relegation like previous years. And given he will be playing in a brand new stadium, he has a chance to make history and new memories and become a real Everton hero.
