La Masia graduate Hector Fort has delivered a heartfelt goodbye to Barcelona fans following the confirmation of his permanent move to Real Sociedad. The 20-year-old defender leaves his boyhood club after 13 years, marking the end of a journey that began when he was just seven years old.
Juventus are closing in on a deal to sign Tottenham Hotspur midfielder Pape Matar Sarr as they scramble to bolster their squad before the transfer deadline. The Bianconeri have reached a verbal agreement for the Senegal international to address a growing availability crisis in the middle of the park.
SV Werder Bremen are sounding out a loan move for Arijon Ibrahimovic from Bayern Munich, DeichStube report, citing their own information as well as Sky.
Liverpool legend Steven Gerrard has hit out at his former club for sanctioning the £17 million sale of Neco Williams, describing the decision to let him leave as a clear mistake. The Wales international was a standout performer for Nottingham Forest as they frustrated the Reds in a 2-2 draw at Anfield on Saturday afternoon.
Bayern Munich ultimately sweep aside VfB Stuttgart and once again celebrate a home gala at the start of the Bundesliga season. In the shadow of the attacking artists, a supposed candidate for sale also finally becomes the summer’s secret winner.
Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes has opened up about the "awkward" moment he was asked to take over the club's leadership from Harry Maguire. The Portuguese midfielder admitted he harboured concerns about the dynamic between the two players before a crucial conversation cleared the air at Old Trafford.
Roberto De Zerbi has launched a passionate defence of Sandro Tonali after the Italian midfielder endured a miserable home debut against his former employers. The £100 million man was targeted by travelling fans and struggled to find his rhythm as Tottenham slumped to a disappointing 2-0 defeat against Newcastle.
After his strong debut, Giannis Konstantelias will very likely be unavailable to Borussia Dortmund for longer. That apparently has immediate consequences for another player.
Deadline day is getting ever closer. Which means the transfer merry-go-round is really gathering pace once again. An overview of the day’s most important news and rumours.
Chelsea have confirmed the capture of World Cup-winning goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez from Aston Villa. The 33-year-old Argentina international arrives at Stamford Bridge on a two-year contract, with an option for a further season, offering elite-level experience to the Blues' defensive ranks.
Alexander Isak has called on his Liverpool teammates to raise their standards after the Reds were forced to settle for a frustrating draw against Nottingham Forest at Anfield. Despite showing resilience to come from behind twice, the Swedish striker admitted that the performance was not up to the required level as Andoni Iraola's wait for a first Premier League win continues.
Jude Bellingham has credited new Real Madrid boss Jose Mourinho for helping him rediscover his best form after a frustrating two-year spell. The England midfielder believes a tactical tweak has given him the licence to roam, allowing him to pull the strings in the Spanish capital once more. He is determined to carry this early momentum into the upcoming European campaign.
Barcelona have officially confirmed the departure of 20-year-old defender Hector Fort, who has completed a permanent move to Real Sociedad. The La Masia graduate leaves the Spotify Camp Nou in a deal worth approximately €8 million, bringing an end to his decade-long association with the Catalan giants. His departure deals a significant emotional blow to close friend Lamine Yamal, who reportedly views the departing La Masia graduate as a 'brother'.
Luciano Spalletti has issued an urgent call to the Juventus hierarchy for reinforcement in the final days of the transfer window following a mounting injury crisis in Turin. Despite a 2-0 victory over Parma, the Bianconeri boss admitted that the club must look for a new midfielder to safeguard their campaign.