Ligue 1 news

The USMNT striker has opted to stay in Ligue 1, giving him continuity and comfort, but is that a good thing for him ahead of the Copa America?

GOAL runs through the big names still hoping to make a move before the window slams shut on September 1

Marco Verratti's 11-year stay at PSG looks set to end as the club agree to sell the Italian to Qatari outfit Al-Arabi.

The Brazilian attacker has been scoring plenty of goals, but what does his overall record look like?

A group of PSG ultras unveiled a banner prior to the Parisians' home game against on Saturday showing just how they felt about the departed Neymar.

The France star was in inspired form in his first start of the season to put the summer's drama over his futuree behind him

Manchester United have been linked with a move for Jean-Clair Todibo, with Nice boss Francesco Fairoli reacting to the transfer talk.

Chelsea and Tottenham will reportedly have to pay more for Folarin Balogun than transfer rivals, with Arsenal setting different asking prices.

Jeremy Doku has reportedly made it clear that he only wants to join Manchester City, with interest from Chelsea and West Ham set to be snubbed.

The reintegrated forward changed the game after being introduced, but Paris Saint-Germain dropped points in Ligue 1 once again

Lionel Messi admits that a transfer to Paris Saint-Germain was "not something I wanted" and that he and his family "had it rough" at PSG.

Neymar and Kylian Mbappe shared a brief - and somewhat awkward - hug as the Brazilian bid farewell to Paris Saint-Germain before leaving for Al-Hilal.

Neymar has become the latest big-name player to move to the Saudi Pro League, and the list of demands he made to join Al-Hilal is staggering.

The Ligue 1 champions have been busy revamping their squad over the summer, and Luis Enrique now has a much more balanced line up to slot Mbappe into

Neymar has officially been announced as an Al-Hilal player, after completing a €90 million (£77.2m/$98.3m) transfer from PSG.

A potential homecoming at Camp Nou was nothing more than a pipe dream for the Brazilian, who is now set to wind down his career in the Middle East

The Frenchman doesn't just have two elite clubs dancing to his own tune - he also has an incredible level of control over the entire transfer market