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Might be wrong but I think football clubs can and do use blood tests to, among other things, detect the fatigue that can increase the likelihood of muscle strains and other injuries. But the theory is still a load of old balls 😉

So we’ve not played our best player for months, scuppering our European prospects, because he’s being sold in the summer? The new club will be delighted to get someone who’s not played a competitive match for half a year as that’s a great way to stay on top form. That must also be why we didn’t...

The more I think about it, the bottom line is that he’s shown this season that if things are going badly, he doesn’t know/refuses to find a way to stop the tailspin. He also put his own career ahead of the club’s best interests with his public pronouncements in a key part of the season. It might...

I’d like him to stay as long as he’s fully committed and intends to remain so throughout next season regardless. Otherwise, best for everyone to move on.