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  1. New Chelsea teen out to be 'better than' icon Bronze

    As a young girl, Nelly Las would watch Lucy Bronze and aspire to be just like her. When she enjoyed her breakthrough season at Leicester City, aged just 16, she shared a pitch with the Lionesses icon as the Foxes’ stunned the Blues in a 1-1 draw. Now, the player she idolised and held as a reference point will be her team-mate, after Las became Chelsea’s fourth summer signing.

  2. Arne Slot

    Arne Slot in line to succeed Howe's Newcastle replacement

    Former Liverpool manager Arne Slot has emerged as a target for Saudi Pro League side Al-Ahli as Matthias Jaissle prepares to take over at Newcastle United. The Dutchman has been out of work since leaving Anfield in May, but the Middle Eastern giants are now considering him alongside Vitor Pereira to succeed the Newcastle-bound German manager.

  3. Gianni Infantino

    CONCACAF 'rejects' Infantino's plan to sell off parts of FIFA

    CONCACAF is the latest confederation to come out against FIFA's shock plan to sell off part of its commercial rights to private investors. The confederation, which covers 41 football associations in North and Central America, released a statement Thursday afternoon saying they had 'rejected' the plan. Their move comes hours after UEFA boycotted FIFA competitions.

  4. USMNT's Gio Reyna reportedly in talks with Strasbourg

    Gio Reyna is reportedly in talks for a move to Ligue 1 side Strasbourg as the U.S. Men's National Team star looks set to leave Borussia Monchengladbach after just one season. Reyna was recently a member of the USMNT's World Cup squad but, despite an impressive performance at this summer's tournament, it appears the midfielder will be on the move before the start of the new season.

  5. Ceferin Infantino

    UEFA agrees to boycott FIFA competitions over Infantino plan

    UEFA has asserted that its 55 member associations will not participate in FIFA competitions as long as Gianni Infantino's shock plan to sell off parts of World Cup rights to private investors exists. Their emphatic move comes after a series of statements and mixed reactions from football federations around the world - who were reportedly kept in the dark as to FIFA's decision-making.

  6. Newcastle's miserable year left Howe in impossible position

    Ten days on from the death of Kevin Keegan, Newcastle have been rocked again by the news that the man who completed their beloved former manager's work is stepping down. After U-turning on his decision to continue in the role after a nightmarish 2025-26 campaign, Eddie Howe leaves the Magpies under a cloud with just three weeks until the season begins.

  7. De Zerbi Tottenham

    Spurs 'shark' De Zerbi ready for more transfer 'bombas'

    Roberto De Zerbi has warned the rest of the Premier League that Tottenham Hotspur are far from finished in the transfer market, despite already spending a staggering £237 million this summer. The Italian tactician is eager to continue his ruthless overhaul of the squad as he looks to bring more attacking flair to north London ahead of the new campaign.

  8. Hansi Flick

    Barcelona eye shock free transfer for ex-Bayern midfielder

    Leon Goretzka has reportedly offered his services to Barcelona as a free agent following his departure from Bayern Munich. The Spanish giants are currently grappling with an injury crisis in midfield, but sporting director Deco is seemingly reluctant to sanction a reunion between the veteran and Hansi Flick.

  9. Ancelotti defends Neymar World Cup call-up after retirement

    Brazil head coach Carlo Ancelotti has broken his silence on Neymar’s retirement from international football, staunchly defending his choice to include the veteran in his 2026 World Cup squad. The Italian tactician admitted the superstar’s physical preparation was a source of frustration but insisted his presence was vital for the Selecao.

  10. Gianni Infantino

    'Not an obligation' - Infantino defends World Cup sell-off plan

    FIFA president Gianni Infantino has defended controversial plans to sell a minority stake in the World Cup following a furious backlash from regional confederations. Infantino insisted the $20 billion commercial proposal is merely an "opportunity" and "not an obligation" as consultation begins.