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Mason Greenwood's next move is taking shape fast. Roma have identified the English winger as their top attacking priority this summer and are preparing an opening offer for the Marseille man, who the French club values at fifty million euros. This one could move quickly once the bid lands.
Shifting north, Manchester City are dealing with two separate headaches involving the same name. Enzo Maresca has been offered a three-year deal at the Etihad, chosen with Pep Guardiola's blessing, but compensation talks with Chelsea have escalated to the legal teams, and it remains unclear whether that dispute delays a formal announcement. Meanwhile, City are also weighing legal action after Real Madrid presidential candidate Enrique Riquelme publicly promised to sign Erling Haaland if elected. City are not taking that lightly, and frankly, you can understand why.
And on a deeply personal note, former Scotland and Ipswich striker and talkSPORT voice Alan Brazil revealed this week that he is, in his own words, lucky to be alive. His heart stopped during a liver transplant operation. The sixty-six-year-old returned to air Thursday, telling listeners he is still improving, still fighting, and still very much here.
That's your play-by-play. Sports Desk, back to the booth.
