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Conor McGregor’s famous strut.During Fiorentina's win over Hearts in the Europa Conference League on Thursday evening, the left-back produced a stunning set piece into the top corner.But as if the moment wasn’t magic enough, the Italian decided to mimic the walk often deployed by MMA star McGregor - leaning his back slightly behind him before swinging his arms high up and moving forward.READ MORE: New footage of Henderson vs Gabriel shows more words exchanged between pair The move has caused a fair bit of reaction online, with one going as far to say: “Better than the other Cristiano.” Another said: “Great goal anthem to go with it as well.”Another even tagged in McGregor in the hope that he will see it, while a last one argued that the move was actually a nod to a former WWE chief. They said: “Vince McMahon walk.*"Do you think the celebration was a bit cringe? Comment belowFiorentina earned second place in their group by crushing the Scottish Premiership side 5-1.

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Robbie Neilson admits Hearts ’ mentality wasn’t right in the first half of of their 5-1 defeat to Fiorentina.

Robbie Neilson last night admitted ten-man Hearts suffered a baptism of fire against Fiorentina but believes the defeat hasn't buried their Europa Conference League qualification hopes.

Hearts were taught an Italian lesson by Fiorentina at Tynecastle in the Europa Conference League.

Timo Werner continues to be linked with a move away from Chelsea, and Real Madrid and Juventus are reportedly amidst a 'tug-of-war' for the German.Werner joined Chelsea in 2020 after the former Red Bull Leipzig striker snubbed a move to Liverpool in favour of the Blues. The German narrowly missed out on the Bundesliga golden boot to Robert Lewandowski before being signed by Chelsea, but has failed to rediscover his goal scoring form in England.Thomas Tuchel has lost patience with the striker, and according to DefensaCentral, Madrid are looking at Werner as a potential back-up to Karim Benzema.

Real Madrid reportedly ready to move on six of their underperforming stars.Los Blancos are set to sign Kylian Mbappe this summer and will attempt a move for Erling Haaland, but to bring in either, they will need to clear space on their wage bill. Though they are top of La Liga by some distance, Carlo Ancelotti's squad has come in for criticism.It appears that the Spanish giants will take heed of that criticism and conduct something of an overhaul this summer.

Arsenal have suffered a major transfer blow with Juventus beating them to £63million man Dusan Vlahovic.And the Gunners are now weighing up whether to sign a striker like Luka Jovic on loan before spending big in the summer.Everton's Dominic Calvert-Lewin is the preferred option long-term but Arsenal know any move for him will have to wait with the Merseysiders in relegation trouble.So they will explore signing short-term help - with Jovic one option that has been presented to the board.Fiorentina star Vlahovic was Arsenal's top target but he is on his way to Juve after talks between the two Italian clubs bore fruit.The final details on the transfer still need to be resolved but the Serbian has already agreed personal terms on a five-year deal.Arsenal need a striker now to keep their Champions League hopes alive.

Real Madrid have reportedly put six of their players up for sale, including Eden Hazard and Isco, leaving Premier League clubs on alert ahead of the January transfer window.The club are hoping to wipe £92million off their annual wage bill by selling a number of stars in January, with several of their listed stars being in the final year of their contract.This means that January presents the final chance to get a fee for them before they leave the club for free at the end of the current season.Raising funds from these sales will also allow the club to pursue their plans to sign Kylian Mbappe from Paris Saint-Germain.AS report that Los Blancos have made Isco, Hazard, Marcelo, Gareth Bale, Luka Jovic and Jesus Vallejo available for transfer

Arsenal are preparing a loan offer with an option to buy for Real Madrid flop Luka Jovic as Mikel Arteta looks to bolster his attack.The Spaniard could be thin on the ground in January with Alexandre Lacazette expected to leave North London.Lacazette's contract is up in the summer, and the Frenchman has shown no intention to extend his deal.And the Serbian striker could be a potential replacement should Arsenal cash in on Lacazette in the winter transfer window.European football reporter Ekrem Konur took to Twitter to indicate Arteta has identified the Real Madrid flop as a potential option upfront for the Gunners.Jovic moved to Madrid off the back of an exceptional campaign with Bundesliga side Eintracht Frankfurt.Then just 20-years-old

Liverpool are looking to add two new attacking options to their squad during the January transfer window.Jurgen Klopp has reportedly named Harvey Barnes and Luka Jovic as his main targets, with both fitting his style of play.According to Fichajes, the German is keen to look to the future and find players who could slowly replace his current front three in the next few years.Mohamed Salah, Sadio Mane and Roberto Firmino have been one of the best attacks in Premier League history, but are aged 29, 29 and 30 respectively.While they remain in good form and don’t look like slowing down, Liverpool will still need to look towards the long-term.Out of the players scouted by the Reds’ sporting director Michael Edwards, Barnes has been selected as

Arsenal ’s top transfer targets has told Real Madrid he wants to leave the club "as soon as possible."Luka Jovic is said to be Mikel Arteta’s ‘chosen one,’ as the Gunners boss looks to find a replacement for Alexandre Lacazette, who is set to leave North London for free next summer at the end of his current contract. The Serbian international has struggled at the Bernabeu, with minutes hard to come by under Carlo Ancelotti so far this season.

Manchester United transfer target Andre Silva has admitted he is flattered to have been linked with the club.

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Arsenal due to his relationship with Mikel Arteta. The France international striker has enjoyed a postive run of form in the Premier League after a tricky start, scoring four goals across his last four matches, three of which were victories.

Arsenal have been given a chance to sign Dani Ceballos on a permanent deal from Real Madrid. It comes as Zinedine Zidane concentrates the club's efforts on signing Kylian Mbappe from Real Madrid.

John McGinn watched through his fingers as Luka Jovic's late header bounced up into the top corner. Sitting in the stands of the Rajko Mitic Stadium after being brought off for Kenny McLean, the Aston Villa man thought his on-pitch team-mates were done for despite dominating Serbia as the home side made it 1-1 in the final minute of regular time.

Steve Clarke shared his Scotland joy after watching the country's Euro 2020 dreams come true to end 23 years of hurt on a night of high drama against Serbia.The 57-year-old was icy cool as he revelled in his side's thrilling 5-4 penalty shoot-out victory after the hosts dramatically forced extra time after Luka Jovic's 90th-minute equaliser in Belgrade.Scotland defeated Israel on penalties last month and produced more thrills and spills from 12 yards thanks to David Marshall to secure a first major tournament appearance since 1998.Ryan Christie 's opener in the 52nd minute was cancelled out by the Real Madrid man's leveller but the Dark Blues dusted themselves down and produced more spot-kick heroics.Clarke was quick to salute his legends

Andy Robertson led by example to help his side take Serbia to penalties and seal a historic result for the national side. Scotland led the playoff in Belgrade through Ryan Christie but were sucker-punched by an 90th-minute Luka Jovic header.

Ryan Christie was left in floods of tears after helping Scotland qualify for the European Championships – as he urged fans to take advantage of party they 'deserve'. Christie opened the scoring for Scotland but was left devastated when Luka Jovic netted a late equaliser for the home side on an incredible night.

Edinson Cavani is edging closer to a move to Manchester United with the transfer window closing in less than 48 hours.