Week 49 That Was The Week That Was

Maurizio Sarri guided Napoli to second in Serie A last season

So firstly a quick resume of the major transfers that have taken place
For £60m Mahrez joined Man City for their Champions League race.
Fabihno, Keita and Shaqiri join Liverpool, their fans must be over the moon
Another season and another £100m spent, Klopp needs to win something soon.
Maurizio Sarri replaced Conti at Chelsea, that's their 13th manager in 15 years.
'Entertaining football and competing for trophies' is his hope, if not then more tears!
It's happened before in 2007, when both managed Italy's Arezzo in the same season.
They sacked Conti for Sarri and then Conti replaced Sarri, for some bizarre reason.
Sarri wastes no time signing Jorginho from Napoli after Man City pulled out of the deal.
£57 million for this coveted midfielder means Hazard could be on his way we feel.
Belgium beat England to the third place finish in what was a pretty languid game.
Southgate made some changes in personnel but unfortunately the system was the same.
VAR not 100% certain and Griezmann diving left the World Cup Final on a sour note.
Modric was named Best Player, but France being the best team would not get many a vote!
FA plans to raise money for 'grass roots football' by selling Wembley puts Neville on the attack.
He argues £70m a year for 20 years is a pittance, it's the going rate for a keeper or a full back.
Liverpool sign a keeper for a world record fee, just like they did for Van Dijk last year.
Klopp has been critical of big spending clubs in the past but has obviously allayed this fear.

 
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