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How football's biggest stars are turning to club ownership models

Investing in clubs has become something of a craze among top players in recent years as the game has undergone a commercial revolution

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Crystal Palace complete £21m signing of versatile Israel winger Khalaili

Crystal Palace have completed the £21m signing of versatile Israeli international Anan Khalaili on a contract running until 2031. The 21-year-old winger arrives from Belgian outfit Union Saint-Gilloise to bolster Pierre Sage's squad ahead of their Europa League campaign, having previously helped his former side win a historic league and cup double.

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Ghana star robbed of Rolex & phone by attackers in videoed raid

Royale Union Saint-Gilloise forward Mohammed Fuseini was violently dragged from his car and robbed of his Rolex watch and mobile phone by five attackers outside a Brussels nightclub on Sunday morning. A team-mate captured the brutal assault on camera, aiding police in making an arrest as the judicial investigation continues.

Arsenal agree £34m Tzolis transfer with Club Brugge

Arsenal have reportedly reached a total agreement with Club Brugge for the transfer of Christos Tzolis. The Gunners are set to pay a fee in the region of £34 million to bring the Greece international back to the Premier League.

Arsenal are ready to spend! The Gunners line up £34.5m winger raid

Arsenal are exploring a move for Club Brugge winger Christos Tzolis as Mikel Arteta looks to strengthen his title-winning squad. The Greece international could be available for around £34.5 million, with the Gunners viewing him as a separate target to Aston Villa star Morgan Rogers as they continue to reshape their attack.

He also likes to score "lucky goals": could this rising star be Book's first BVB signing?

U21 international striker Nicolo Tresoldi could play for as many as three major footballing nations and is reportedly looking to move clubs again this summer. Which national team manager will be the first to call him? And what’s the situation with BVB?