What next?

After the football season has finished for another season, you may be wondering what I will be writing about next. In reply, there are a huge amount of football news to talk about in the coming weeks and over the summer. I will follow England's campaign in the European Championships in Ukraine/Poland, write season reviews about every team in the Premier League from top to bottom and cover all the latest transfer news in the summer. In addition to this, I will be covering any other important news that circulate around the football world. Therefore, I would definitely recommend that you keep up to date with all the recent football news via my articles! Thank you so much for reading and I hope you enjoy the posts that I will write over the summer!

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