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  1. Brilliant Bruno can achieve cult-hero status at Arsenal

    For some football fans, the summer is the part of the calendar that they look forward to the most - and that's not just because it's filled by a World Cup every four years! Rather, it's because the end of the season means only one thing: It's time for transfers! The 2026 window is once again proving to be busy, with some huge names making big-money moves before deadline day on September 1.

  2. Why Newcastle spent £23m on teenage midfield maestro Steur

    Steur has become the latest young star to make the step up from Ajax to the Premier League, completing a shock move to Tyneside having made fewer than 25 appearances for the senior team, and Dutch pundits fear he has made the jump too early - but the player has no doubt he can make an impact in England.

  3. RANKED: Arsenal's Vini Jr transfer alternatives

    Arsenal's pursuit of Vinicius Junior always seemed like a stretch. It emerged in a bombshell revelation in late July that the Gunners were 'exploring' the possibility of striking a deal for the Real Madrid superstar as they seek to make a marquee left-wing signing, but those explorations ultimately came to nothing as he agreed a new contract at the Bernabeu. So, where do they turn next?

  4. Kerolin is the game-changer Barca need after Putellas' exit

    It's here. The 2026 summer transfer window has arrived and it promises to be an extremely eventful one in the women's game, with several huge stars on the move. Alexia Putellas, Georgia Stanway and Sam Kerr are just some of those who have already completed summer transfers, with there plenty of rumours and reports of more to come and some surprises sure to be sprung, too.

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Mauricio Pochettino has signed a new deal through 2030, resetting the USMNT with a fresh vision after their World Cup exit to Belgium.

EnglandEngland

England finished the 2026 World Cup with a bronze medal, beating France 6-4 but losing to Argentina in the semis. Off the pitch, Ivan Toney faces assault charges.

LiverpoolLiverpool

Liverpool are rebuilding their attack after Salah's exit, agreeing a loan deal for Barcelona's Ronald Araujo while pursuing multiple PSG forwards this summer.

Real MadridReal Madrid

Real Madrid have signed Yan Diomande for €140m and secured Vinicius Junior on a new deal until 2032, but missed out on Rodri, who chose Barcelona.

ArsenalArsenal

Arsenal have completed the £75m signing of Bruno Guimaraes from Newcastle, but face a defensive crisis with William Saliba injured and a left-wing search ongoing.

ChelseaChelsea

Xabi Alonso's Chelsea beat AC Milan 3-0 in pre-season as summer spending continues, with Danny Welbeck signed and Malo Gusto valued at £75m.

Manchester UnitedManchester United

Manchester United's summer rebuild gathers pace with six signings confirmed, but the Lewis Hall pursuit has stalled after Newcastle's firm rejection.

BarcelonaBarcelona

Barcelona are closing in on a deal for Man City's Rodri, but face a valuation standoff, while Araujo heads to Liverpool on loan and Ferran Torres wants PSG.

Tottenham HotspurTottenham Hotspur

Tottenham's summer is dominated by the Cristian Romero saga, with Atletico Madrid leading the chase for the captain as Spurs close in on a £60m move for Savinho.

Manchester CityManchester City

Rodri is closing in on a Barcelona move as Man City reject the opening bid, while Savinho edges toward a £60m Tottenham switch.

Icons in the making

  1. New Chelsea teen out to be 'better than' icon Bronze

    As a young girl, Nelly Las would watch Lucy Bronze and aspire to be just like her. When she enjoyed her breakthrough season at Leicester City, aged just 16, she shared a pitch with the Lionesses icon as the Foxes’ stunned the Blues in a 1-1 draw. Now, the player she idolised and held as a reference point will be her team-mate, after Las became Chelsea’s fourth summer signing.

  2. Why Madrid broke women's world record to sign Swedish teen

    Khadija Shaw is one of the best centre-forwards in the women's game, if not the best. Winner of three successive Women's Super League Golden Boots, and scorer of more goals than any other player in Europe's top five leagues since her move to Manchester City in 2021, it's no wonder that Chelsea were trying to bring her to west London as her contract neared its expiry this summer. But as it became apparent that the Blues were going to miss out on Shaw, it says a lot about Felicia Schroder that the Swedish teenager was next on their wish list.

Heroes of the past

  1. Captain, leader... legend? Terry's biggest Chelsea controversies

    For all his quality as a defender and his overflowing trophy cabinet, John Terry's near-19-year Chelsea career was punctuated by moments of significant controversy - from his early days at Stamford Bridge right through to his peak. His legacy is a complex one as a result, with many recognising him as one of the finest defenders England has ever produced while simultaneously asking serious questions of his character.

  2. Salah vs Slot & the biggest player-coach bust-ups

    In a bombshell seven-and-a-half-minute interview after Liverpool's 3-3 draw with Leeds United last weekend, Mohamed Salah accused the club of throwing him "under the bus" and claimed he no longer has any relationship with head coach Arne Slot. The 'Egyptian King', who has scored 250 goals for Liverpool over the last eight years and was the driving force behind the 2024-25 Premier League title success under Slot, didn't see a single minute of action at Elland Road after being named on the bench for the third game in a row, and decided to go public with his grievances.

  3. Inside Man City's 'accidental' £70m bid for Messi

    Fifteen years ago, Manchester City were so enamoured with the all-conquering Barcelona that they sought to replicate the same structure. They began by hiring chief executive Ferran Soriano and sporting director Txiki Begiristain, before eventually landing Pep Guardiola to manage the team. All that was missing was Lionel Messi - though they nearly signed the eight-time Ballon d'Or winner at the very start of the Abu Dhabi-led project by mistake!

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