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  1. Amorim pushing for Modric to stay at AC Milan

    The future of Luka Modric remains the central talking point at the San Siro as AC Milan prepare for a pivotal summer of transition. While the veteran midfielder has been linked with various destinations, the arrival of Ruben Amorim has added a new layer of intrigue to his ongoing contract situation.

  2. Postecoglou to manage Ronaldo at Al-Nassr

    Ange Postecoglou has officially returned to football management after being appointed as the new head coach of Al-Nassr. The former Tottenham Hotspur and Celtic boss will lead a star-studded squad in Saudi Arabia, headlined by five-time Ballon d'Or winner Cristiano Ronaldo.

  3. Barca make final Kane transfer decision

    Barcelona explored the possibility of signing Harry Kane as a long-term replacement for Robert Lewandowski, but their interest has quickly come to an end. The England captain has made it clear he wants to remain at Bayern Munich, leaving the Catalan giants to focus on other attacking targets.

  4. Marc-Andre ter Stegen

    Ter Stegen nears Ajax loan as Barca pay wages

    Marc-Andre ter Stegen is closing in on a loan move to Ajax after Barcelona reached a verbal agreement with the Dutch club. The Catalans are set to cover the majority of the goalkeeper's wages as they look to reduce their salary bill, while the Germany international hopes to revive his career after injuries and limited playing time.

  5. 'I had to do it!' - Salah scores cheeky Panenka in Egypt win

    Mohamed Salah successfully executed an audacious Panenka penalty to guide Egypt into the World Cup last 16 following a dramatic shoot-out victory against Australia. The talismanic forward held his nerve from 12 yards after a tense 1-1 draw in Dallas, scripting an iconic piece of footballing history for his triumphant North African nation.

  6. England should stick with Rice at right-back experiment

    Thomas Tuchel has some big decisions to make in his England side as they head into their round of 16 game with Mexico in Mexico City. England may be the higher-ranked side, here, but they're not clear favourites. The Azetca - as it is usually known - is a truly horrible place for visiting teams. Mexico have lost just two competitive games there ever. The altitude, the heat, the humidity, the tens of thousands of passionate home fans: everything seems to be going against England here.

  7. Bruno can take Arsenal to another level alongside Odegaard

    There will be some added intrigue for Arsenal fans during Brazil's clash with Norway in the last 16 of the 2026 World Cup. While much of the focus will undoubtedly be on superstar attackers Vinicius Jr and Erling Haaland before kick-off on Sunday, one significant subplot is the battle between present and potentially future Gunners midfielders.