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The England striker has long been on the radar of the INEOS bosses at Old Trafford, and they should pounce on his uncertain contract situation before the summer window slams shut

After finally getting over the line last season, the Gunners appear almost perfectly placed to retain their domestic crown

Temwa Chawinga wins Golden Boot, Cameroon makes history winning WAFCON and players like goalkeeper Michaely Bihina, and defenders Yvana Makana and Maeva Nyadjou showcase young talent across tournament.

This promises to be a campaign full of intrigue, with Arsenal aiming to successfully defend the title for the first time in their history

Messi transformed Miami into champions and a global brand, but an aging, expensive roster leaves the club with no obvious path into life after its superstar.

In an exclusive interview with GOAL, Frank Lampard explains why he believes Haji Wright is ready to make the Premier League leap with Coventry City.

The new manager has a host of issues to address after a humiliating afternoon at the Principality Stadium that saw the Premier League champions run riot

With the 2026-27 Premier League campaign about to get underway, GOAL counts down the leading contenders for the Golden Boot, including current holder Erling Haaland.

It was a busy weekend for MLS, with plenty more than a big win for Nashville SC over Inter Miami to get excited about

One should always be wary of reading too much into friendlies but it's clear that some clubs - and players - are in better shape than others ahead of the big kick-off...

The European club season isn't fully underway yet, but there have already been promising flashes from Americans across the continent.

MLS was typically chaotic on Saturday evening, but Nashville’s rout of Inter Miami offered the clearest indication yet of where the Supporters’ Shield may be headed.

With the World Cup approaching, Emma Sears may want out of Louisville, while Mallory Swanson and Claire Hutton must weigh whether struggling NWSL clubs offer the right environments for their futures.

GOAL looks at the biggest storylines among Americans Abroad, including a former highly-touted midfielder making a comeback.

The Seagulls swooped in ahead of Chelsea and Newcastle to secure the services of a 19-year-old winger for a record-breaking €28 million fee

USL is trialing Football Video Support in the Prinx Tires USL Cup, putting review requests in coaches' hands as it tests a cheaper, less invasive alternative to VAR.

MLS's throwback capsule release has brought some decent kits, but there is also evidence that rehashing old ideas is getting a bit stale.

The supremely gifted Georgia international stands out above his peers through a combination of technical brilliance and pure fearlessness

Few managers in world football can match the Portuguese tactician's recruitment record, but which players made the biggest impact under his guidance?

There were major disappointments for presumptive favorites among MLS sides, and it might yet be a Liga MX outfit that claims Leagues Cup.

After a tough World Cup, the American star is at a crucial moment in his career, and it comes with a new coach

After a quiet summer in the transfer market, the manager would be wise to fast-track the development of the Red Devils' most promising youngsters

The Polish icon has three goals in his last three games, fueling hopes that Chicago can win the Leagues Cup and lift its first major trophy since 2006.

Balogun can capitalize on his World Cup breakout, while Pulisic, Pepi, Luna and Musah each have reasons to reassess their club futures.

With two matchdays of Leagues Cup done, the competition has been remarkably enjoyable - even if there are larger questions about general interest.

The three-episode limited series about the legendary Portuguese tactician proves he is still a major box office draw

After a raft of new arrivals, the Blues and their new manager have plenty of work to do in what remains of the transfer window to cut down their bloated squad, with plenty of big-name players facing an uncertain future.

GOAL breaks down the lessons the Argentine can take as he looks to do what no USMNT coach has done before: impress at a second World Cup