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Transfers

  1. Ajax sign free agent Bissouma

    Former Tottenham Hotspur midfielder Yves Bissouma has officially found a new home after joining Dutch giants Ajax on a free transfer. The 30-year-old moves to Amsterdam looking to revitalise a career that stalled significantly during a turbulent final chapter in North London.

  2. Alaba linked with shock Bundesliga move to Hamburg

    David Alaba has emerged as a surprise target for Hamburg SV as the Bundesliga strugglers desperately search for defensive reinforcements following a calamitous start to the domestic campaign. The decorated Austrian defender remains unattached after departing Real Madrid, clearing the path for an immediate free-transfer swoop outside the window.

  3. Rolfes breaks silence on Leverkusen links to Benzema

    Bayer Leverkusen sporting director Simon Rolfes has firmly dismissed sensational speculation linking the German club with a move for veteran striker Karim Benzema. Despite widespread reports suggesting direct contact between both parties following the forward's release in Saudi Arabia, the Rhineland hierarchy have ruled out any late market swoop.

  4. Obi Mikel slams Chelsea transfer mistake under Alonso

    John Obi Mikel has strongly criticised Chelsea for their failure to sign a midfield replacement after selling Enzo Fernandez to Manchester City. The former midfielder believes this £125 million transfer mistake is directly responsible for Xabi Alonso's defensive issues this season, pointing out that the team desperately misses the injured Moises Caicedo to protect the defence.

  1. Antonio joins Watford

    Watford have completed the ambitious signing of former West Ham United talisman Michail Antonio on a free transfer. The veteran striker returns to English football following a brief stint in Qatar, looking to provide the fire-power necessary to propel the Hornets up the Championship table.

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    MLS sets transfer records with $370 million in spending

    MLS clubs spent a record $370 million on player acquisitions in 2026 and generated a record $218 million in transfer revenue, according to figures released by the league Wednesday. Thirty players with World Cup experience joined MLS clubs this year, including 20 who featured on 2026 World Cup rosters.