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Habbay Gist takes a look at the biggest transfer stories from the Premier League, La Liga, Serie A and beyond ahead of the opening of the summer window. MAN UTD SET MARTIAL FEE Manchester United are looking to generate £30 million from a permanent transfer for Anthony Martial, rather than a loan, reports the Daily Mirror . Serie A side Roma are said to have enquired about a short-term deal, but the Red Devils are eager to bring in funds from a sale.   NO WAY BACK FOR COSTA   Chelsea will be not be opening the door for Diego Costa to return to their first-team fold, claims the Telegraph . The Spain international is wanted back at Atletico Madrid, but they are working under a transfer ban and Antonio Conte is not prepared to offer the striker pre-season minutes while his future is resolved. LIVERPOOL KEEN ON CORREA   Liverpool are mulling over a move for Atletico Madrid forward Angel Correa, according to Foot Mercato . A £25 million move has been moote...

The Latest on the battling in Iraq's Mosul (all circumstances neighborhood): 8:30 p.m. The U.S.- drove coalition has complimented Iraqi strengths on retaking Mosul from the Islamic State gather after Iraq's PM pronounced triumph in the northern city. U.S. Headquarters said that "while there are still zones of the Old City of Mosul that must be back-cleared of dangerous gadgets and conceivable ISIS contenders sequestered from everything," Iraqi powers "have Mosul now solidly under their control." The coalition has given essential air support to Iraqi strengths since they propelled the Mosul hostile in October. Lt. Gen. Stephen Townsend said "don't imagine it any other way; this triumph alone does not wipe out ISIS and there is as yet an intense battle ahead," utilizing another acronym for IS. In any case, he said the loss of the city "is an unequivocal blow." Iraq's PM has come back to Mosul and proclaimed triumph against the Islam...

Charlie Gard is an at death's door British youngster whose guardians are battling for the privilege to take him to the United States for a trial treatment. His case has increased worldwide consideration, including from Pope Francis and U.S. President Donald Trump. The 11-month-old is being dealt with at London's Great Ormond Street Hospital, which kept up the trial treatment was "unjustified" and might cause Charlie additionally enduring without successfully help him. The healing center intended to take the kid off life bolster, yet appealed to for another court hearing in view of confirmation from analysts at the Vatican's youngsters' clinic and another office outside of Britain. The following is some foundation on the therapeutic and legitimate issues behind Charlie's case: WHAT IS MITOCHONDRIAL DISEASE? Mitochondrial sickness is the umbrella term for various uncommon conditions caused by hereditary changes that outcome in the disappointment of mitochond...