Jacque Talbot
Jacque Talbot is a freelance football journalist who predominantly specialises in transfer stories and exclusives. He began his career in 2016 covering the world-renowned Sandbach United, of North West Counties fame, before earning a spot on the sports desks of national papers, where he bounced between several outlets such as Sportbible, the Express, Mirror, and Daily Star. An NCTJ graduate of the News Associates who swapped investigative journalism in the Costa del Sol for football reporting in Northern England, he first wrote for FourFourTwo in December 2023.
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Jose Mourinho has reportedly been brushing up on his German as he eyes up a huge role with Bundesliga giants Bayern Munich

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The Gunners are prepared to shell out big money for another superstar forward

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Manchester United and Chelsea target Jean-Clair Todibo has spoken out amid intense interest from Premier League sides

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Ivan Toney has opened up about his ban from football, saying that the gambling is all behind him now

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Newcastle have sent scouts to watch one Championship starlet who impressed against Chelsea earlier this season in the League Cup

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Today’s round-up of all of the rumours circling, as the January transfer window starts to pick up speed

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The failed bidders of the Manchester United takeover have blasted the suggestion that they did not prove their financial sources after documents were disclosed yesterday

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Arsenal star Emile Smith Rowe has started just once in the past season and a half – and could leave north London as a result

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Bayern Munich are expressing interest in acquiring Newcastle defender Kieran Trippier during the January transfer window, in a bid to bolster their right-back position

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Cristiano Ronaldo has come out swinging in defence of the Saudi Pro League, all while seemingly taking a shot at Lionel Messi

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Chelsea have been told informed about the price that Sporting CP would deem suitable to allow Ousmane Diomande to leave the club

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Anthony Martial’s agent has refuted the suggestion that the Manchester United attacker has been frozen out of the side following a fallout with Erik ten Hag

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Some of the Chelsea hierarchy believe that it would be logic to sell Conor Gallagher, amid interest from Tottenham this window

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A Liverpool defensive target has conceded that he shares similarities to his compatriot Virgil van Dijk as Jurgen Klopp continues his search for a successor to the club legend

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In bidding for Manchester United, Sheikh Jassim bin Hamad al-Thani failed to deliver proof of funds despite numerous requests to do so, new documents have revealed

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Details over the Manchester United takeover have emerged, with Sir Jim Ratcliffe reportedly delivering an ultimatum to the Glazers

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Not many regret joining Liverpool – but one ex-player has spoken about how he made the wrong choice

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Chelsea are prepared to listen to offers for one striker who has been deemed as sellable to fund a new spree

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Chelsea lie in wait, as Napoli’s latest transfer move has opened up the suggestion that star striker Victor Osimhen may have taken a step closer to the exit

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Former Manchester United man Jesse Lingard may have landed on his feet in his quest to find a club, with Barcelona reportedly making moves to bring the 31-year-old to the Nou Camp

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Newcastle chairman Yasir Al-Rumayyan has reportedly been handed a multi-million-pound lawsuit stemming from legal allegations

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Manchester United want to poach a member of staff from another top English club in their backroom revolution

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Chelsea could have their man for next to nothing, with one club needing to sell stars
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