Championship news

Auxerre have officially confirmed the appointment of Will Still as their new head coach, bringing the highly-rated tactician back to French football. The 33-year-old has signed a two-year contract as he looks to rebuild his reputation following a challenging period in England.

Wrexham are prepared to leverage their Hollywood wealth once again in what is shaping up to be a transformative summer transfer window. After narrowly missing out on the Championship play-offs, owners Ryan Reynolds and Rob Mac are reportedly ready to sanction a fresh spending spree to ensure the club continues its meteoric rise toward the Premier League.

Kieran Trippier is considering his future at Wolves just days after agreeing to join the Championship club. The veteran full-back was stunned by the dismissal of Rob Edwards, whose presence played a major role in convincing him to move to Molineux. The sudden managerial change has left the club facing fresh uncertainty.

Wolves have made the stunning decision to sack head coach Rob Edwards, despite the club recently completing high-profile deals for Kieran Trippier and Raul Jimenez. The move comes as the Midlands club prepares for life in the Championship following a disappointing campaign that saw their eight-year stay in the top flight come to an end.

Ipswich Town have been hit with a massive blow ahead of their Premier League return as Kieran McKenna has officially confirmed his departure from the club. The 40-year-old coach, who masterminded consecutive promotions for the Tractor Boys, has apparently decided to take some time away from the game, dashing recent reports of a possible move to Fulham.

Thomas Tuchel has faced a scathing assessment from Danny Dyer after the England manager opted to leave Jarrod Bowen out of his squad for the 2026 World Cup. The legendary actor didn't hold back, labelling the omission of his son-in-law as "ridiculous" while revealing the family had already begun preparing for a trip to the United States.

David Sullivan has resigned as West Ham chairman and director with immediate effect after learning that what he described as "factually incorrect and entirely false" historic allegations about his personal life were due to be published. The long-serving Hammers chief said he was stepping aside to avoid becoming a distraction during a crucial period for the club.

Southampton have completed the permanent signing of goalkeeper Daniel Peretz from Bayern Munich on a four-year contract for a reported £6 million fee. The Israeli international enjoyed a successful loan spell on the south coast last season, playing an instrumental role in securing a Championship play-off position before the club’s subsequent disqualification.

Arsenal are closing in on a deal to sign Leicester City’s highly-rated teenager Jeremy Monga ahead of rival Premier League suitors. The top-flight champions have made the 16-year-old winger a priority summer target as they look to aggressively bolster their ranks with the finest young domestic talent available in the country.

Recently retired England stalwart Kyle Walker has cast doubt on Thomas Tuchel’s maiden tournament squad by naming three players he believes were unfairly omitted. The 36-year-old, who earned 96 caps for the Three Lions, suggested that the German manager has taken a massive gamble on the fitness and form of his defensive line.

Southampton's dramatic fall from the Championship play-offs has been further illuminated by the release of damning evidence regarding their widespread spying operation. Leaked WhatsApp messages have exposed the culture under head coach Tonda Eckert, where junior staff members felt forced to monitor secret training sessions of rival clubs. The saga, which culminated in the Saints being thrown out of the promotion race, continues to haunt St Mary's as the full extent of the "top-down" plan is finally made public.

Manchester United have joined the race to sign Middlesbrough sensation Hayden Hackney, with former Boro boss Michael Carrick understood to be backing a move. The midfielder is expected to leave the Championship club this summer, attracting interest from several Premier League sides.

Southampton owner Dragan Solak has pledged his support to manager Tonda Eckert despite the spying scandal that led to the club's expulsion from the Championship play-offs. While the fallout continues and an FA investigation remains ongoing, Solak believes the highly rated coach deserves another opportunity to lead the club forward.

Southampton have released a pointed statement following the publication of the Arbitration Panel's written reasons for rejecting their appeal against EFL sanctions. While the Saints accepted full responsibility for their structural and leadership failures during the 'Spygate' scandal, the club took aim at the EFL, questioning the integrity and impartiality of panel members who reportedly hold historic connections to rivals Middlesbrough.