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  1. Brazilian court issues groundbreaking ban over leg-breaking tackle

    In a landmark ruling that has sent shockwaves through South American football, Internacional defender Victor Gabriel has been suspended from all competitive action until his opponent recovers from a serious injury. The Brazilian Superior Court of Sports Justice handed down the unprecedented sanction following a challenge that left Cruzeiro forward Gabriel Pec with a broken leg.

  2. Bayern ready to extend Kane's contract with striker open to role change

    Harry Kane is reportedly prepared to commit his long-term future to Bayern Munich, with the German giants planning to offer the England captain a contract extension once he returns from his post-World Cup break. Despite being 33 years old, the prolific forward remains the cornerstone of the club's sporting project and is open to adapting his game to prolong his career at the highest level.

  3. Savinho pushing for £60m Spurs move

    Savinho is reportedly putting pressure on Manchester City to sanction a £60 million move to Tottenham Hotspur as he searches for regular first-team football. The Brazilian winger has struggled to secure a permanent starting spot at the Etihad and views a move to north London as the perfect opportunity to reignite his career.

  4. Bournemouth reject TWO Kroupi bids from Barcelona

    Barcelona’s search for a new attacking spearhead has hit a major roadblock after Bournemouth rejected two formal offers for rising star Eli Junior Kroupi. The Catalan giants have pivoted to the French prodigy as a primary alternative to Julian Alvarez, but the Premier League side are proving to be tough negotiators despite the youngster being 'thrilled' by the prospect of a move to Camp Nou.

  5. Neymar

    'I gave my blood' - Neymar confirms Brazil retirement

    Neymar has officially confirmed his retirement from the Brazil national team following a disappointing 2026 World Cup campaign under Carlo Ancelotti. The Santos superstar also took the opportunity to hit back at recent media reports claiming he has been "bullying" younger team-mates in the Vila Belmiro dressing room.

  6. Welbeck set for medical ahead of shock Chelsea move

    Chelsea are closing in on one of the most unexpected signings of the summer window as Brighton striker Danny Welbeck prepares to undergo a medical at Stamford Bridge. New manager Xabi Alonso has identified the veteran forward as the ideal candidate to inject vital Premier League experience into a youthful squad that has struggled with consistency throughout the BlueCo era.

  7. FIFA aims to sell stakes in major competitions to investors

    FIFA has confirmed it is exploring a proposal to create a $20 billion company that would combine commercial rights and event operations across its men's, women's and youth tournaments. The new entity would sell minority stakes to private investors while, FIFA says, leaving control of competitions, governance and the international match calendar with soccer's global governing body.

  8. Welbeck & Henderson?! Chelsea are RIGHT to target veterans

    Danny Welbeck and Jordan Henderson could be about to give a whole new meaning to 'the Chelsea Pensioners'. In a staggering pivot away from the youth-driven transfer policy that has defined BlueCo's stewardship since their takeover in 2022, Chelsea are remarkably considering bringing in both the 35-year-old striker and 36-year-old midfielder this summer.

  9. Gvardiol signs new long-term Man City contract

    Josko Gvardiol has committed his long-term future to Manchester City by signing a new five-year contract at the Etihad Stadium with an option for a sixth season. The Croatia international hailed the Premier League side as "the best club in the world" after cementing his place as a cornerstone of the squad's defensive unit.

  10. Mancini makes shock return as Italy head coach

    Roberto Mancini has completed a sensational return as Italy head coach following the dramatic collapse of Andrea Pirlo's proposed appointment. The Italian Football Federation (FIGC) has turned back to their Euro 2020-winning manager after failing to secure primary targets and facing high-profile resignations within their hierarchy.