In recent football news, two significant transfers have taken place that have caught the attention of fans. Firstly, the Milwaukee Bucks have traded former All-Star forward Khris Middleton to the Wizards for Kyle Kuzma, marking a significant change for both teams as they adjust their rosters ahead of the trade deadline. Secondly, Aston Villa has managed to secure the loan signing of Chelsea centre-back Axel Disasi on deadline day, despite competition from Tottenham. This move comes after a failed £70 million bid by Spurs for Marc Guehi, underscoring the intense activity and last-minute deals in the transfer market.

In other news, Arsenal has been making headlines with their transfer strategies. The Gunners reportedly planned a £100 million bid for Inter Milan star Lautaro Martinez, aiming to strengthen their attacking options in the summer of 2025. However, their pursuit of new talents has been met with challenges. Despite their attempts, Arsenal turned down the opportunity to sign former Chelsea striker Alvaro Morata during the January transfer window, indicating a selective approach in their signings.

On the competition front, Manchester United and Napoli were involved in transfer talks for winger Alejandro Garnacho, which ultimately did not materialize. Napoli's sporting director provided insights into why the deal fell through, shedding light on the complexities of transfer negotiations. Meanwhile, Manchester United's £18m-a-year star is reportedly ready to quit and join a 16-time league winner, hinting at potential exits from Old Trafford as the transfer window remains open in Europe.

Additionally, the Coppa Italia quarter-final sees Milan and Roma go head-to-head, with football fans eager to witness the debuts of several new signings. This match promises to be a thrilling encounter as both teams vie for a spot in the semi-finals. Lastly, the National Women's Soccer League (NWSL) has created a $5 million compensation fund for players abused by coaches and officials, addressing serious concerns and taking steps to protect its athletes.

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Premier League Full Table

1	Liverpool	23	35	56
2	Arsenal	24	27	50
3	Nottingham Forest	24	13	47
4	Chelsea	24	16	43
5	Manchester City	24	13	41
6	Newcastle	24	13	41
7	Bournemouth	24	13	40
8	Aston Villa	24	-3	37
9	Fulham	24	4	36
10	Brighton	24	-3	34
11	Brentford	24	0	31
12	Crystal Palace	24	-2	30
13	Manchester United	24	-6	29
14	Tottenham	24	11	27
15	West Ham	24	-17	27
16	Everton	23	-5	26
17	Wolves	24	-18	19
18	Leicester	24	-28	17
19	Ipswich	24	-27	16
20	Southampton	24	-36	9

La Liga Full Table

1	Real Madrid	22	29	49
2	Atletico Madrid	22	23	48
3	Barcelona	22	36	45
4	Athletic Club	22	13	41
5	Villarreal	22	11	37
6	Rayo Vallecano	22	2	32
7	Girona	22	1	31
8	Osasuna	22	-4	30
9	Mallorca	22	-9	30
10	Real Betis	22	-3	29
11	Real Sociedad	22	-1	28
12	Sevilla	22	-6	28
13	Celta Vigo	22	-4	25
14	Getafe	22	0	24
15	Leganes	22	-11	23
16	Las Palmas	22	-9	23
17	Espanyol	22	-12	23
18	Alaves	22	-9	21
19	Valencia	22	-15	19
20	Valladolid	22	-32	15

Serie A Full Table

1	Napoli	23	22	54
2	Inter	22	37	51
3	Atalanta	23	23	47
4	Lazio	23	9	42
5	Juventus	23	19	40
6	Fiorentina	22	14	39
7	Bologna	22	8	37
8	AC Milan	22	9	35
9	AS Roma	23	5	31
10	Udinese	23	-8	29
11	Torino	23	-3	27
12	Genoa	23	-11	26
13	Lecce	23	-23	23
14	Verona	23	-22	23
15	Como	23	-11	22
16	Empoli	23	-11	21
17	Cagliari	23	-14	21
18	Parma	23	-13	20
19	Venezia	23	-16	16
20	Monza	23	-14	13

Bundesliga Full Table

1	Bayern Munich	20	43	51
2	Bayer Leverkusen	20	22	45
3	Eintracht Frankfurt	20	18	38
4	RB Leipzig	20	5	33
5	VfB Stuttgart	20	7	32
6	FSV Mainz 05	20	9	31
7	Borussia Monchengladbach	20	2	30
8	Werder Bremen	20	-2	30
9	SC Freiburg	20	-9	30
10	VfL Wolfsburg	20	8	29
11	Borussia Dortmund	20	2	29
12	FC Augsburg	20	-11	26
13	FC St. Pauli	20	-4	21
14	Union Berlin	20	-11	21
15	1899 Hoffenheim	20	-14	18
16	FC Heidenheim	20	-17	14
17	Holstein Kiel	20	-21	12
18	Vfl Bochum	20	-27	10