Chelsea Eying Midfielder, Bayern Munich Values Barcelona Attacker, Man City No Go On Midfielder, Friday Transfer Talk Report

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According to The Evening Standard, Chelsea will head the queue if Bournemouth’s English midfielder Alex Scott, becomes available in January.

ESPN believe, Bayern Munich are eyeing a potential January move for Barcelona forward Dani Olmo, with a valuation of about £60m for World Cup-winning Spaniard.

England midfielder Jude Bellingham, will extend his contract at Real Madrid and is not interested in a move to Manchester City. This is according to Yahoo Sports.

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OCT; (F) Danny Ings, Wycombe Wanderers

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We have looked up and followed the update from BBC, Danny Ings has joined Wycombe Wanderers. The signing of the former Burnley, Liverpool and England striker will be one special. Ings, 34, began this season as a free agent, having spent the previous campaign in the Championship with Sheffield United.

But managerless League One Wycombe have now become the eighth club of the Winchester-born player’s 17-year professional career. Ings is available for selection to make his debut for the Chairboys in Saturday’s meeting with Reading at Adams Park, where they are yet to win this season.

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NASL Heritage; 1984, The End, Soccerbowl, Hereos and Villains

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NASL had a fascinating attraction power on everyone. Players from all over the globe featured and the last season played was 1984. Chicago Sting played Toronto Blizzard in the Soccerbowl. Sting ended up as winners with a 2-0 win in the last of three games.

NASL had a bit of complexity about them, not playing with FIFA rules, having shoot outs, other offside rules and playing on artificial turfs. It was something different, but soccer were not strange or difficult to play for a professional.

There were nine clubs involved in that last season. Chicago Sting, Golden Bay Earthquakes, Minnesota Strikers, New York Cosmos, San Diego Sockers, Tampa Bay Rowdies, Toronto Blizzard, Tulsa Roughnecks and Vancouver Whitecaps.

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