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Gvardiol to snub Kane link-up at Bayern to sign new Man City deal

Josko Gvardiol is reportedly set to commit his long-term future to Manchester City, dealing a significant blow to Bayern Munich's summer transfer plans. Despite firm interest from the Bavarian giants, the Croatian international is leaning towards extending his stay at the Etihad Stadium as the club prepares for life under new management.

Chelsea duo Palmer & Pedro feature in Madonna film

Chelsea attackers Cole Palmer and Joao Pedro have surprised football fans by making unexpected cameo appearances in a bizarre new short film directed by pop icon Madonna. Following a difficult domestic season and being snubbed for the upcoming World Cup, the two stars appear briefly in a bathroom scene in the 14-minute project, titled Confessions II.

Everton ordered to pay Burnley £40m over PSR breach

Everton have been ordered to pay Burnley nearly £40 million in a landmark compensation ruling that could reshape how financial breaches are handled in English football. The payout follows a protected legal battle regarding the Toffees' breach of Profitability and Sustainability Rules (PSR) during the 2021-22 season.

All the top teams 2026-27 football kits released so far

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Eichhorn to complete €9m Leverkusen transfer after rejecting Liverpool

Bayer Leverkusen have secured one of Germany's brightest young talents after winning a heated race for Hertha Berlin sensation Kennet Eichhorn. The 16-year-old has reportedly passed a medical with the Bundesliga club ahead of a €9m transfer to BayArena, having decided to snub interest from Liverpool and RB Leipzig.

RANKED: Sancho & Man Utd's worst Glazer-era signings

After 18 years of protests, controversy, disillusion and division, the Glazer family's time in charge of football operations at Manchester United came to an end after Sir Jim Ratcliffe and INEOS' purchase of a 25 percent stake in the club in early 2024. United had been debt-free until the Glazers invested just £270 million (£346m) of their own money into the £790m ($1 billion) deal that saw them become new owners back in 2005, with the rest borrowed against the club. And the Glazers have been accused of using the Red Devils as a cash cow to fund their business empire in the United States ever since.