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Ten Hag a candidate for Bayern job - Sunday's gossip

BBC Sport Saturday, 4 May 2024 ()
Erik ten Hag a potential candidate to take over at Bayern Munich, Barcelona keen on Darwin Nunez, Arsenal have verbal agreement with Brentford for David Raya, plus more.
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