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Christie signs new Bournemouth deal
Ryan Christie has signed a new three-year contract extension with Bournemouth.
The Scotland international, who has committed his future to the Cherries until the summer of 2029, said: "It feels brilliant and I'm absolutely delighted. Especially after the way the season finished, it's been such an incredible year for the club having qualified for Europe. I'm looking forward to next season already.
"With the World Cup coming up, it felt like the perfect time to sign before heading away for that, and now I can fully focus on the future.
"When I joined the club, I obviously had aspirations to play in the Premier League and l strongly believed we could get promoted, but the journey we've been on since then has been incredible.
"I've been so fortunate to be part of it and to play so many games along the way. Since getting promoted, we've never really looked back. Five years on, to now be in this position signing a new contract, it's really special."
LISTEN: De Zerbi's Spurs reshape; Romero, Van De Ven and more
The Transfer Talk panel tackle all things Tottenham, assessing Roberto De Zerbi's squad reshape this summer.
They also cover West Ham's 80m demand for midfielder Mateus Fernandes, with Man Utd interested, and Atletico Madrid laugh off a rival bid for star man Julian Alvarez.
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Relegated twice - so why is Fernandes still wanted by Europe's best?
Manchester United are preparing to make an opening offer for West Ham midfielder Mateus Fernandes.
This is despite the Portuguese midfielder being relegated from the Premier League in each of the last two seasons with Southampton and West Ham - so what is the appeal?
Man Utd preparing opening bid for West Ham's Fernandes
Latest from Your Site News' Vik Varange and Amar Mehta:
Manchester United are preparing to make an opening offer for West Ham midfielder Mateus Fernandes.
Your Site News understands West Ham value Fernandes at around 80m and are in no rush to sell the player.
United are unlikely to entertain such a price-tag - the two clubs will have to find a compromise for a deal to be done.
The Hammers signed the Portuguese midfielder for an initial fee of 38m last summer.
Your Site News understands the midfielder is a priority midfield target for United.
Quansah says leaving Liverpool improved his World Cup prospects
Jarell Quansah knows his journey to the World Cup was only possible because he made the really tough decision to leave boyhood club Liverpool.
The versatile defender, who is part of Englands 26-man squad that moves to their tournament base in Kansas City on Saturday, left the Reds last summer to join German side Bayer Leverkusen.
Quansah has flourished in the Bundesliga and has been rewarded with a place in Thomas Tuchels squad.
The 23-year-old, who joined Liverpool as a five-year-old, was not getting enough gametime at Anfield and knew he had to leave to further his career.
Last summer it was a really tough decision, to be honest, to walk away from my boyhood club a club Ive been at all my life, he said.
But I just knew it was the best thing that I needed for my career, to be playing week in week out.
People who know me know I back myself no matter what and I feel like Im capable of playing at the highest level and I wanted to show that this season.
To be rewarded being selected for the World Cup is an absolute honour and its all down to the hard work that Ive put in over the past 12 months.
I feel like with every game I play, Im getting better. Im only young, so as long as I keep my head down, I keep grafting away, I know Im going to be in a good place.
Its just sticking to what I know and sticking to the goals that Ive set myself and hopefully I can achieve everything I want.
Arsenal exploring 34.5m deal for Tzolis
Arsenal are looking at a 34.5m deal for Club Brugge winger Christos Tzolis, according to The Athletic.
Tzolis, 24, has scored 17 goals and registered 23 assists this season.
Arsenal are looking to strengthen their attack and any move for Tzolis will not impact any move for Aston Villa's Morgan Rogers.
