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https://ift.tt/eA8V8J Jurgen Klopp has revealed while he’d love to bring in both players at Liverpool, moves for superstars Philippe Coutinho and Gareth Bale won’t be happening.

https://ift.tt/2ZcggBA Arsenal fans enjoyed Rob Holding’s response to a cheeky fan. While signing autographs after the pre-seaosn defeat to Real Madrid in America, the defender was almost caught out by a Tottenham supporter, who wanted his Heung-Min Son shirt signed. But just as he was about to put pen to cloth, the Gunners defender quickly realised he was being had and handed back the pen, before walking away with a grin on his face. Arsenal fans were so pleased with Holding’s display of allegiance, one even asked he be made captain and given a lifetime contract. PAPER TALK Klopp eyes new signings, huge Arsenal blow, time running out for Lukaku TREBLE TOTT How Spurs could look with Lo Celso, Sessegnon, and Ndombele game on Man City vs Kitchee: How to live stream friendly clash online for free TIME TO ACT Arsenal told to 'stop messing around' in pursuit of Zaha Down Mexico way Janssen leaves Spurs and 'can't wait to play for champions Monte...

An 18-year-old US citizen has been held by US Customs and Border Protection and Immigration and Custom Enforcement for over three weeks.Francisco Erwin Galicia was detained at a CBP checkpoint in Falfurrias, Texas on June 27, said Claudia Galan, his attorney. He was travelling with his brother Marlon, a 17-year-old who was born in Mexico, who was also detained. After two days of detention, Marlon signed a voluntary deportation form and was released to his grandmother.“I signed because I wanted to talk with my mom,” Marlon told The Dallas Morning News over the phone from Reynosa, Mexico. “Now, we just have to wait and see and hope that they release my brother.”The brothers were on their way from their home in Edinburg, Texas to a soccer scouting event at Ranger College in North Texas. Travelling with friends, they came upon a CBP checkpoint at around 8pm.Marlon, who was carrying only his school ID, told News that he had only been through a border checkpoint on school trips. Unlike those...