The Full Time Report — Ep.40: The World Cup Is Here, Anderson's Saga Reaches Stalemate, and Bernardo Heads to Madrid
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June 12, 2026 · 9:47 AM
The Full Time Report — Ep.40: The World Cup Is Here, Anderson's Saga Reaches Stalemate, and Bernardo Heads to Madrid
The 2026 World Cup has finally kicked off — Mexico beat South Africa 2-0 at the Azteca in a historic opener that somehow produced three red cards, while South Korea came from behind to beat Czechia 2-1. On the transfer front, the Elliot Anderson saga appears to be hitting a wall with both Man City and Man Utd stepping back from a £130m asking price. Bernardo Silva has completed his move to Real Madrid on a free. Rodri shuts down Real Madrid rumours and says he's in the best shape of his career. And Arsenal are chasing a 16-year-old Leicester winger who could become one of England's best.
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- World Cup 2026 Day 1 results — Mexico 2-0 South Africa, South Korea 2-1 Czechia
- Man United pull out of Elliot Anderson race — ESPN
- Man City walking away from Anderson after Forest demand £130m — Mirror
- Fabrizio Romano: Man City also want Sandro Tonali — Football FanCast
- Bernardo Silva completes Real Madrid deal — Fabrizio Romano
- Rodri says future not a thought, focus on World Cup — Manchester Evening News
- Barcelona have until June 15 on Rashford option — ESPN
- Arsenal push to sign Jeremy Monga, 16, from Leicester — The Athletic
- Real Madrid not pursuing Rodri this summer after Bernardo Silva signing — MadridUniversal
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