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  1. Barcelona progressing in Bernardo Silva transfer talks

    Barcelona are making significant strides in their long-standing pursuit of Manchester City star Bernardo Silva, with the Portuguese international reportedly ready to drop his salary to secure a move to Catalunya. The midfielder has decided to call time on his Premier League career and has supposedly prioritised a switch to the Spotify Camp Nou over other European suitors.

  2. Marseille confirm they will listen to Greenwood transfer offers this summer

    Marseille's newly appointed sporting director Gregory Lorenzi has confirmed that the club are prepared to entertain transfer offers for Mason Greenwood during the summer window. The former Brest chief, who has officially replaced Mehdi Benatia at the Stade Velodrome, admitted that the English forward's future is currently under heavy internal reflection as the club looks to balance its books.

  3. Owen claims Arsenal 'not happy' with Gyokeres

    Arsenal might have just ended their 22-year wait for a Premier League title, but Michael Owen believes Mikel Arteta is already plotting a ruthless upgrade in attack. Despite a solid debut campaign from Viktor Gyokeres, the former England striker suggests the Gunners are eyeing a more clinical presence to lead the line next season.

  4. Cross dismisses Chiefs banter ahead of World Cup

    The Amakhosi defender is ignoring the social media noise surrounding his inclusion in the Bafana Bafana squad for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. As the only representative from the Glamour Boys to make Hugo Broos’ final cut, the 25-year-old is choosing to block out the external chatter in favour of professional focus.

  5. Report: Pochettino met with Milan bosses over managerial vacancy

    ATLANTA -- USMNT manager Mauricio Pochettino reportedly had a meeting with the Milan hierarchy over their vacant managerial role. The Argentine, who is about to lead the U.S. into a home World Cup, will see his contract expire after the tournament. Milan fired their head coach and sporting director earlier this week after failing to secure Champions League football.

  6. Heredia explains Broos' Petersen snub

    Former South Africa goalkeeper coach Alex Heredia has weighed in on the 31-year-old’s shock omission from Hugo Broos’s final squad for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Despite being considered one of the country's elite shot-stoppers, the Kaizer Chiefs man was the high-profile casualty when the Belgian named his final traveling party.

  7. Broos explains Rayners Bafana recall

    South African national team coach has officially unveiled his 26-man squad for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, with the return of Masandawana striker serving as the biggest talking point. The forward finds himself back in the international limelight after a difficult period that saw him sidelined during the 2025 AFCON in Morocco.

  8. Casemiro insists Neymar can still be a 'main player' for Brazil at World Cup

    Manchester United midfielder Casemiro has jumped to the defence of his long-time international team-mate Neymar, insisting the forward remains vital to Brazil's World Cup ambitions. Despite a fresh injury setback hampering the Santos star’s preparations, Casemiro remains confident that the Selecao's all-time record goalscorer can still dictate terms on the world stage.

  9. 'Learned to be ready' - Keating on FA Cup heroics as Wembley looms

    Man City's FA Cup hero Khiara Keating has reflected on an up-and-down season as she prepares to make her Wembley debut this weekend. The England goalkeeper has struggled for opportunities in the Women's Super League but has been ever-present in the FA Cup, with a huge save in the dramatic semi-final win over Chelsea helping to secure City's place in Sunday's final against Brighton, where the 21-year-old will hope to make her mark again.