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EXCLUSIVE BY LEWIS STEELE: Big changes are ahead for Liverpool new boy Milos Kerkez in the coming months - but the most significant might be the loss of his VIP barber.

EXCLUSIVE BY LEWIS STEELE: Big changes are ahead for incoming Liverpool new boy Milos Kerkez in the coming months - but the most significant might be the loss of his VIP barber.

Mail Sport reported this week the Reds have struck an agreement for Wirtz that could rise to £116m including bonuses, such as winning the Premier League and Champions League.

The Premier League clash at Selhurst Park - which ended in a goalless stalemate - was a heated affair throughout, with referee Samuel Barrott dishing out seven yellow cards and a red card.

HENRY CLARK AT THE AMEX: There will have been those inside the stadium on Tuesday night too young to remember when this clash was played as a League One fixture just 14 years ago.

After a lengthy wait in west London, referee Rob Jones handed Brooks a yellow card only - rejecting the guidance of the team in Stockley Park after being sent to the monitor for the first time.

As well covering the key figures on goals, assists and appearances, our in-depth package also lays bare passing accuracy, tackle success rate and even distance covered by the entire squad.

The Dutchman scored three as the Cherries thrashed Newcastle 4-1 to strengthen their European hopes - and it was his second hat-trick of the season having also got one against Wolves.

Justin Kluivert (left) revelled in overtaking his dad, Patrick's (right), St James' Park scoring record after bagging a stunning hat-trick in Saturday's dominant 4-1 win over Newcastle.

CRAIG HOPE AT ST JAMES' PARK: Chasing 10 out of 10, Newcastle gave a performance worthy of only minimal marks and were duly given a right chasing by brilliant Bournemouth.

KIERAN GILL AT STAMFORD BRIDGE: Up stepped Reece James, club captain and saviour, as the substitute now free from injury struck the ball into the far corner and beyond Mark Travers.

Fresh off a dramatic comeback win over Man City and a spirited display against Spurs in the EFL Cup midweek, United produced a dismal performance against Bournemouth on Sunday.

In hilarious footage which quickly went viral on social media, the fan bared his pants and lifted up his coat, seemingly in direct view of Kluivert.

The Cherries returned to winning ways following back-to-back defeats with a thrilling victory at the Molineux, with Kluivert taking the match-ball home after scoring a hat-trick

AADAM PATEL: The defining image of this Wolves horror show came at half-time when their keeper Jose Sa went into the South Bank to fume at some of his own fans.

Saliba is now set to miss Sunday's showdown with Liverpool and Arteta provided an update on whether the Gunners will appeal the decision in his press conference on Monday.

ISAAN KHAN AT THE VITALITY STADIUM: Declan Rice admitted that 'silly mistakes' are hurting 'naïve' Arsenal as William Saliba's red card paved the way for Bournemouth to pull off a 2-0 victory.

ISAAN KHAN AT THE VITALITY STADIUM: It was an early red card that did for the visitors, with WIlliam Saliba adjudged to have denied Evanilson an obvious goal scoring opportunity after review.

BOURNEMOUTH 3-0 BRIGHTON -TAMARA PRENN AT THE VITALITY STADIUM: Goals from Marcos Senesi and Enes Unal earned Bournemouth a 3-0 win over Brighton on Sunday.

Wolves forward Matheus Cunha admitted the amount of refereeing decisions going against his side this season felt like it was 'not fair'.

Hwang headed in from Nelson Semedo's cross, but Attwell (left), after being recommended to double check the build-up at the monitor, blew for a foul by Matheus Cunha on Justin Kluivert (right).

Wolves boss Gary O'Neil offered his sympathy to referee Stuart Attwell after the beleaguered match official was embroiled in more controversy in Bournemouth's 1-0 win at Molineux.

Wolves beat Bournemouth 1-0 in their Premier League clash on Wednesday evening. It was Antoine Semenyo who scored the only goal of the game in the 37th minute of the fixture.

Manchester United fans were left fuming at the state of Bournemouth 's pitch during their 2-2 draw at the Vitality Stadium.

Andoni Iraola insisted Bournemouth were robbed of a stoppage-time penalty, as Erik ten Hag made a hasty exit from his press conference when quizzed on Man Utd's worst Premier League finish

KIERAN GILL AT THE VITALITY STADIUM: Bruno Fernandes scored twice to rescue an unconvincing 2-2 draw for Manchester United at Bournemouth as they dropped to seventh.

BOURNEMOUTH 2-2 MAN UNITED: Fernandes levelled the score as he fired emphatically past Neto, before Justin Kluivert restored Bournemouth's advantage with a smart finish.

United's defence looked in disarray in the first 45 minutes, with Willy Kambwala and Diogo Dalot leaving large gaps in their backline that Bournmouth willingly exploited.

BOURNEMOUTH 1-0 CRYSTAL PALACE - JAMES SHARPE AT THE VITALITY STADIUM: In the end, even a mystery illness failed to stop Antoine Semenyo from playing a key role.

BURNLEY 0-2 BOURNEMOUTH - JOE BERNSTEIN AT TURF MOOR: His Clarets side remain 11 points from safety after another painful afternoon all too familiar for Turf Moor regulars.

The USMNT midfielder came on for Anthony Elanga in the 78th minute, four days after signing from Borussia Dortmund on loan until the end of the season.

AADAM PATEL AT THE VITALITY STADIUM: Callum Hudson-Odoi showed his class with a brilliant finish on the brink of the interval, although neither team was able to build upon it.

MATT BARLOW AT THE VITALITY STADIUM: Jurgen Klopp 's team stood up to the challenge in the first half when they struggled to find any sort of rhythm and sailed away with it after the break.

The Liverpool manager looked angry and in disbelief as he spoke with fourth official Graham Scott as Diaz had to temporarily come off.

ALEX JENNINGS AT LOFTUS ROAD: Bournemouth avoided an FA Cup banana skin, by coming back from 2-0 down to beat Championship strugglers QPR

Cool takes from Pape Matar Sarr, Heung-min Son and Richarlison were the dividing factor and the Premier League's form team could only grab a late consolation via Alex Scott.

ADRIAN KAJUMBA AT THE VITALITY STADIUM: Bernd Leno did not quite take Boxing Day literally but could still be in hot water after getting physical with one of the Bournemouth ball boys.

The Premier League's long-awaited return after the last international break of the calendar year did not disappoint. But now the dust has settled, who features in Mail Sport 's latest Power Rankings?

The Premier League returned after the third and final international break of the year and provided fans with more thrills and spills ahead of a busy festive period. Here's 10 things we learned this weekend.

Where defensive statistics were once a source of great pride for Paul Heckingbottom, this season's numbers are the kind that will be keeping the Sheffield United boss up at night.

HENRY CLARK AT BRAMALL LANE: It is probably a little premature to start labelling games as 'must-win' given that we are still over a month away from the turn of the year.

MATT BARLOW AT VITALITY STADIUM: Darwin Nunez was the man to settle the tie and settle the storm for Liverpool, coming off the bench to score.

The Italy international suffered an anterior cruciate injury last year and has played a part in him not being able to sign for the Cherries this summer.

Manchester United target Rasmus Hojlund was unused minutes as the Serie A side comfortably overcame Bournemouth at the Vitality Stadium on Saturday. .

Bournemouth have completed their first signing under new manager Andoni Iraola as Justin Kluivert joins the Cherries from AS Roma for an undisclosed fee and on a long-term contract.

Bournemouth are close to agreeing the £9.5m signing of Roma winger Justin Kluivert. The 24-year-old could become Andoni Iraola's first signing since becoming manager.

Kluivert is set to become the club's first signing under new manager Andoni Iraola, following the his appointment on Monday. Kluivert is expected to join on a five-year deal

SIMON JONES: The Cherries have already begun exploring options in the transfer market as they look to build on a positive first season back in the Premier League.

The perpertrators used the LaLiga fixture list to take advantage of Kluivert's absence, with the forward in Palma preparing for Thursday evening's tie against Mallorca.

After beating Spain 3-0 in a penalty shootout, the Moroccan players were photographed with a shirt with the former Ajax player’s name and the No 34. Nouri suffered a cardiac arrest in 2017. 

After lengthy negotiations with Roma throughout the summer, they looked to have agreed on bringing him in on loan, while also having an option to buy him outright for £10m further down the line.

Fulham are set to add Roma and Dutch winger Justin Kluivert, with Marco Silva keen to add to his attacking options to stave off the Cottagers' relegation fears after promotion last year.

Fulham and Roma discussing an initial loan deal with a £10million option to buy for Justin Kluivert with Marco Silva desperate to add to his attacking options to stave off relegation fears.

The two clubs are trying to agree a fee which would see the Dutch star depart on a permanent deal. Cottagers manager Marco Silva, 45, is desperate to add to his attacking options.

Fulham have held talks with Roma over a potential deal for their 23-year-old Dutch winger, Justin Kluivert. As deal could be agreed for £8million in the comings days.

Mourinho, who took his first training session with his new club on Thursday, has wasted little time in stamping his authority on his new squad after taking his first role since being sacked by Tottenham.

The 22-year-old centre-back was named captain by France U21 boss Sylvain Ripoll for the quarter-final but could not prevent the Dutch from sealing a 2-1 win in Hungary.

The tournament is typically a showcase of some of the game's brightest talents and an excellent proving ground as they try and take the next step in their careers. We highlight 10 players to keep an eye on.

Nouri suffered a cardiac arrhythmia attack against Werder Bremen in 2017, suffering significant brain damage, and has since had Ajax's Talent of the Future award renamed in his honour.

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has warned David de Gea that no-one's place is safe at Manchester United following the goalkeeper's latest blunders in the draw with Everton.

IAN LADYMAN: The 47-year-old believes his team are getting better. They are only two points outside the top four of the Premier League, a point ahead of City and on a run of four straight domestic wins.

Captain Harry Maguire accepts Man United will continue to fall short in their quest for success unless they learn from the mistakes that saw their Champions League hopes go up in smoke at Leipzig.

Sportsmail's Jack Gaughan rates the United players' performance on a nightmare evening for Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's side which saw them tumble out of the Champions League group stage.

Solskjaer's side only needed a point to progress in Germany but were dumped into the Europa League as a consequence of a kamikaze opening 13 minutes during which they conceded twice.

The defeat - which saw United trail by three goals at one stage before Bruno Fernandes' penalty and Paul Pogba's header - knocked Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's men out of the Champions League.

MARTIN SAMUEL:There were 59 seconds between Bruno Fernandes hitting the bar and Justin Kluivert scoring the third goal that sent Manchester United out of the Champions League.

Manchester United, Paris Saint-Germain and RB Leipzig - in that order - enter the sixth round of matches all tied together on nine points. But only two of them will advance into the last-16.

Paul Pogba sparked Manchester United's comeback victory over West Ham on Saturday ahead of a crucial week in both the Champions League and the Premier League.

Muller's equaliser 15 minutes from time kept Bayern's two point lead at the top of the Bundesliga in tact, but it seemed for much of the second half that Julian Nagelsmann's men would change that.

It is not just the fans of Manchester City, Liverpool, Tottenham Hotspur and Wolves who are cheering a successful transfer window. Football's super-agents have done well too.

Justin Kluivert is convinced RB Leipzig is the perfect club to nurture his inherited talent after completing a season-long loan from Roma. The Dutchman rose through Ajax's academy.

Van de Beek was closely linked with a move to the Bernabeu, with a deal reportedly agreed before the pandemic. but his youth coach Ruben Jongkind believes United was the right decision.

Henrikh Mkhitaryan's Arsenal's career look like it has come to an end, with the midfielder set to join Roma on a permanent deal following the extension of his loan.

Both teams are keen to improve their attacking options during the transfer window, with Manchester United taking a particular liking to Borussia Dortmund forward Jadon Sancho.

Mkhitaryan has stated his desire to leave Arsenal and join Roma permanently after moving to the Serie A side on a season-long loan in September.

Abdelhak Nouri had the world at his feet in 2017. He had helped Ajax to the Europa League final and, at 20, was the focal point of a golden generation at one of Europe's most storied clubs.

The midfielder, pictured, sustained severe and permanent brain damage after suffering a cardiac arrhythmia attack in July 2017. He is recovering at home where he 'sleeps, eats, frowns and burps'.

Sportsmail look at the five stars on Mino Raiola's books who could be heading for a big-money summer to move to Real Madrid after the super agent spoke about his close ties with the club.

After the heroics of Erling Haaland, Jadon Sancho and Gio Reyna in the Champions League on Tuesday night, a new generation of talent is blossoming. Here are 10 more to watch this week.