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Maz Farookhi is joined by ESPN's Julien Laurens and German football expert Rafa Honigstein for this week's Euro Leagues. The team reflect on a turbulent week for Julian Alvarez at Atletico Madrid, and with Barcelona seemingly out of the running, does that open the door for Arsenal?
Then, we hear more about Musiala's condition which saw him collapse in consecutive friendlies for Bayern last week. How have the club kept it private for such a long time, and is there a long-term concern over Musiala's career?
Schalke and ex-Plymouth Argyle head coach Miron Muslić joins the pod to discuss Schalke's promotion to the Bundesliga, the signing of fellow Bosnian Edin Džeko, and how Loris Karius has turned his career around at the club.
Finally, Jules and Raf look at who might be best-placed to challenge Bayern domestically this season.
Timecodes:
02:59 Is Julian Alvarez set for Arsenal?
13:15 Jamal Musiala's seizure condition, and how Bayern have been handling it
21:22 How are Bayern shaping up for this season? How have they improved the squad?
27:18 Miron Muslić on Schalke's return to the Bundesliga
29:30 How did Miron's time at Plymouth shape him?
33:09 Loris Karius' career redemption
35:05 Signing Edin Dzeko at 39 years old
40:13 Can anyone challenge Bayern this season?

Aaron Paul and Jobi McAnuff are joined by Tranmere boss Darrell Clarke to discuss the big stories in the EFL.
Darrell explains how his defender Bobby Faulkner ended up in goal and the panel discuss Bobby Kamwa's Adebayor-esque celebration against his former club Newport.
Millwall, Charlton and West Brom are the early pace-setters in the Championship - while Leicester are already struggling in League One, but will Russell Martin be given the time to turn it around?
And in 72PLUS 72MINUS, there's a Puskas contender in the Championship and a pantomime moment in League Two.
This season we now have our very own 72+ feed on BBC Sounds - where you can listen to episodes every week.
We'll continue to bring you all the same content you've been enjoying here, with the biggest stories from the EFL, exclusive guests and the moments everyone is talking about.
TIMECODES:
01:21 - Darrell Clare on putting a defender in goal and Tranmere's busy summer
09:56 - Bristol Rovers striker Bobby Kamwa goes full Adebayor 
17:29 - Could Charlton be a surprise package?
22:05 - Millwall setting the early Championship pace
25:42 - West Brom impressing after a summer of change
32:15 - Can Russell Martin get Leicester moving?

This week, former Manchester United, Sheffield United and Portsmouth striker Danny Webber submits three stories from his football career.
Did Webber really install security cameras and fingerprint entry access to join an exclusive Sheffield United dressing room society? Did former Chelsea manager Avram Grant nickname him "World Wide Webber" after being impressed by his football knowledge? Or did Neil Warnock leave a voicemail pleading with him to ignore his reputation and sign for Sheffield United?
Armed with photographs, football knowledge and plenty of suspicion, Karel and Anita investigate every claim before Webber returns to reveal the truth.
Karel Prince: Lie Detector is presented by Karel Prince and Anita Abayomi and is a Sport Social Studios production for BBC Sounds.

Credits 
Series Producer: Matt Tasker 
Technical Producer: Tom Hinckley 
Executive Producer: Jim Salveson 
Photography: Tom Barker 
Artwork: James Mobbs 
Original Theme Music: WIZZFX 
Commissioning Executive for BBC: Stevie Middleton 
Assistant Commissioner for the BBC: Steve Trenchard

Mark Chapman is joined by Chris Sutton, Andros Townsend and, Rory Smith. After a difficult summer for Aston Villa, their Premier League season couldn’t have gotten off to a worse start with a 4-0 defeat to Brighton. What’s the latest with Ollie Watkins? Jacob Tanswell who covers Aston Villa for The Athletic, joins the Monday Night Club to analyse their torrid summer.
Are teams starting to do their transfer business later than usual? Steve Walsh is a former director of football at Leicester and Everton joins the Monday Night Club to give an insight on transfer strategy. And could Erling Haaland really have signed for Everton?
The opening weekend of the Premier League seemed to catch a few teams cold. Tottenham, Liverpool, Manchester United and, Sunderland all made stuttering starts. So why are so many managers saying their teams aren’t ready for the new season? Anton McElhone, a former Premier League Head of Performance joins the Monday Night Club to analyse what the reason behind the slow starts are.
TIME CODES
00:00 Intro
03:00 Villa’s woes
04:00 Watkins’ future
11:10 The Athletic’s Aston Villa reporter Jacob Tanswell
18:10 Are transfers happening later than usual?
23:20 Former director of football Steve Walsh
26:20 Smaller Clubs’ recruitment process
31:50 Could Erling Haaland have joined Everton?
34:00 Are teams unfit?
44:00 De Zerbi’s quotes post Brentford
49:50 Fitness in modern football

After a bumper first weekend of Premier League football, Rick Edwards is joined by The Telegraph's Northern Football Writer Luke Edwards and former Southampton and QPR striker Charlie Austin to sum up the weekend's football. Plus, they're joined by special guest Hull Assistant Head Coach Dean Holden who reflects on beating Manchester United after nine years away from the top flight and whether the doubters are spurring Hull onto more success following promotion last season via the play offs.
TIMECODES
2’00 - Luke's injury
3’23 - Kevin Keegan tributes at St James’ Park
5’12 - How Isak was received by the Newcastle fans
16’24 – Dean Holden reflections on beating Man United
17’49 – Do the doubters give Hull motivation?
18’57 – How important is McBurnie?
22’45 – What is the owner like to work with?
28’47 – Spurs losing to Brentford