Premiership news

The 2025-26 European season is over, and it ended just as the 2024-25 did 12 months earlier, with Paris Saint-Germain lifting the European Cup at the end of the Champions League final. Saturday's win over Arsenal in Budapest was a much tighter affair than their thrashing of Inter in Munich, but was greeted with no less joy by the French giants and their supporters as they clinched a double having already won Ligue 1.

Leicester City icon Kasper Schmeichel has officially announced his retirement from professional football following a devastating shoulder injury. The 39-year-old, who currently plays for Scottish giants Celtic, confirmed that medical experts have advised him that a return to top-level competition is no longer feasible.

Scottish giants Rangers have reportedly launched an ambitious summer transfer approach to sign Wrexham's talismanic top scorer Josh Windass. The versatile 32-year-old forward previously rejected the Gers in favour of joining the Red Dragons, but a determined pursuit from Ibrox chiefs could now jeopardise the Championship side's future Premier League promotion ambitions.

Odsonne Edouard has opened up on his decision to turn down a guaranteed place at the upcoming World Cup finals. The former Paris Saint-Germain and Celtic forward was offered the chance to represent Haiti on the global stage but opted to decline the invitation for selfless reasons.

James Tavernier opted against taking up a seat on the bench for his final Ibrox fixture as a Rangers player, as he prepares to become a free agent, but will the long-serving full-back live to regret that decision? Alan Hutton believes those thoughts will form in time, with the ex-Gers defender also speculating with GOAL on what the immediate future could have in store.

Rangers are being backed to “trust” Danny Rohl, rather than join Celtic in the market for a new manager, with Alan Hutton telling GOAL why the German deserves time at Ibrox after inheriting “a mess”. A demanding fan base in Glasgow has been airing its frustration, with questions being asked of those on and off the field, but the Gers are being urged to favour stability in the dugout.

Hearts have issued a strong statement questioning the Scottish football authorities over the chaotic conclusion to their title decider against Celtic. The Edinburgh club have expressed deep concern after a massive pitch invasion by home supporters effectively halted the match early, overshadowing Celtic's dramatic 3-1 victory that secured the Premiership crown.

Hearts defender Christian Borchgrevink has opened up on the terrifying scenes at Celtic Park that saw away players left bloodied following a mass pitch invasion. The Norwegian star described the atmosphere as "complete chaos" after home supporters flooded the field to celebrate a dramatic title victory.

Police Scotland have launched an investigation into "unacceptable levels of violence" following Celtic’s Scottish Premiership title-clinching victory over Hearts. The celebrations, which saw thousands of fans gather in Glasgow, were marred by clashes that left several police officers injured and Hearts personnel in a "disturbing" situation.

Hearts have released a scathing statement condemning the "shameful" events that unfolded at Celtic Park following the conclusion of their match against Celtic. Citing serious physical and verbal abuse directed at players and staff, the club confirmed they were forced to abandon post-match media duties due to a "menacing and threatening atmosphere" caused by a chaotic pitch invasion during Celtic’s title celebrations.

Martin O'Neill has admitted the physical and emotional demands of management are taking their toll after he stepped out of retirement to lead Celtic to a sensational Scottish Premiership title. Following the clinching victory against Hearts, the legendary coach remained coy on whether he will remain in the Parkhead dugout beyond the upcoming Scottish Cup final, citing his age.

Celtic have secured the Scottish Premiership title in breathtaking fashion, defeating Hearts on a pulsating final day of the season. The Hoops survived an afternoon of incredible tension to get over the line, eventually sparking scenes of unbridled joy across the green half of Glasgow.

GOAL looks at the biggest storylines among Americans Abroad, including a historic title decider and some big pushes for European places.

A cheeky billboard outside Celtic Park is offering supporters a luxury holiday in exchange for their tickets to Celtic’s final-day clash with Hearts. The stunt, launched by travel company loveholidays, comes ahead of a match that will decide the Scottish Premiership title.