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I'm Doton Adibio.

I'm Adi Brasso and I'm Miguel Delaney.

And on today's show, we assess the current situation with Europe's international sides after a load of matches last night

and we also look at Continental Football's continuing battle with coronavirus after Napoli

didn't turn up for their match against Juventus.

And how have the Leagueers' giants ended up so skint. But first we really ought to talk about the end of the transfer window this week.

How was it for you, Miguel?

Um, relatively busy, but not as busy as expected.

And that's of course partly because we've had, I'd say, one of the most lopsided windows in memory and I suppose the easiest

indication of that is the fact that the Premier League expense at 1.3 billion

total I think was 900 million or dare thereabouts net spend

while if you combined every other league in Europe it's a 2 billion drop

would I suppose the biggest illustration of that the almost complete lack of any sort of compelling signings in, well at the

top two in Spain which I suppose is reflective of the health of the League and

also reflective of the wider situation.

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