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Football ItaliaReport: Roma could turn to free agent Zaha to fulfil Gasperini’s winger request
Roma were ultimately unable to bring in a new left winger before the close of...
Sky Sports Premier LeagueHow much did your club spend? Premier League breaks transfer record
How much have clubs spent on transfers during the summer window? We crunch the numbers...
Sky Sports FootballBritish NFL player Traore: I'll do what I need to do to make Dolphins impact
You may have heard Seydou Traore's story before. The likelihood is that you'll hear it many more times throughout his NFL career.
Sky Sports FootballSpanish wonderkid Jodar in testy exchange after shock US Open exit
Spanish wonderkid Rafael Jodar was involved in a testy exchange with a journalist following his stunning exit to Chinese lucky loser Bu Yunchaokete at the US Open on Wednesday.
BBC SportLondon City shirt deal biggest in women's game - Kang
London City Lionesses owner Michele Kang says they have signed the biggest shirt sponsorship deal in the women's game.
Football ItaliaTomori returns to Milan training after surviving summer freeze-out
England international Fikayo Tomori returned to training with Milan on Thursday after being frozen out...
Bundesliga.com OfficialSancho, Bellingham and Co.: The English starlets Ethan Nwaneri is hoping to emulate at Borussia Dortmund
Ethan Nwaneri has admitted to jumping at the opportunity to join Borussia Dortmund on loan from Arsenal on transfer deadline day, but the English teenager will also know he has a lot to live up to at Signal Iduna Park.
Football ItaliaOfficial: Roma announce Champions League squad list for 2026-27
Roma have officially confirmed their Champions League squad list for the 2026-27 season, including all...
The Guardian FootballLoan stars: Premier League youngsters to watch in the EFL
From Maynor Figueroa’s son Keyrol at Wigan to Spurs’s Irish forward Melia at Lincoln and Stockport keeper Whatmuff, we look at nine to keep an eye on Goalkeepers are supposed to peak at about 30, which makes one wonder how good the 18-year-old Whatmuff will be at that point. He spent last season playing professionally, earning promotion from the National League with Rochdale under the tutelage of Jimmy McNulty. When the manager jumped two divisions to Stockport, Whatmuff was the first person he wanted to take with him. City showed how highly they think of Whatmuff by incorporating him within their pre-season tour travelling party, where he worked closely with Gianluigi Donnarumma. Whatmuff is extremely composed with the ball at his feet, unfazed by pressure and his surroundings. Those who have worked with him are confident he will spend his career in the Premier League and win full international honours. Continue reading...
BBC Sport — Premier LeagueThe Premier League premium is £20m - and that worries European clubs
The old adage used to be that English players came at a premium. Now that appears to simply apply to a player already in the Premier League.
The Guardian FootballArsenal bank on continuity after big names elude them late in transfer window
Could the vain pursuit of ‘dream’ signings such as Vinícius Júnior at the expense of all-round strengthening come to haunt the champions? When Mikel Arteta revealed before Arsenal’s win at Aston Villa that he had pleaded with the Premier League to introduce bigger matchday squads, the final 24 hours of the transfer window was not quite what he would have had in mind. A deadline day on which Manchester City matched the British record to sign Enzo Fernández from Chelsea for £125m came and went as Arsenal allowed Gabriel Jesus and Ethan Nwaneri to leave without bringing in replacements. With Gabriel Martinelli expected to join Al-Hilal before Sunday’s deadline in Saudi Arabia for a fee that could rise to £60m, there are question marks about the depth of the champions’ squad, despite Arteta still having at least two options for each position. Eberechi Eze will provide competition on the left for the new boy Christos Tzolis, and the manager has a plethora of central midfielders at his disposal after the arrival of Bruno Guimarães from Newcastle, but there is not much room for manoeuvre should Arsenal experience injuries in attack like they have for the past two seasons. Continue reading...
Football ItaliaCalafiori nominated for Premier League Player of the Month after flying Arsenal start
Riccardo Calafiori has been shortlisted for the Premier League’s Player of the Month award for...
The Guardian FootballThe WSL returns bigger than ever and with a mouthwatering title race
At the top end, the title race is wide open from the outset, with Manchester City bidding to retain their crown It has been a summer of change for women’s football in England, with expansion of the Women’s Super League to 14 teams bringing three new sides into the fold, huge transfers hitting the headlines, changes to the League Cup and a new name on the WSL trophy as we prepare for kick-off on Friday. Players have had a proper break over the summer, with no major international women’s tournament for the first time in six years (Covid delays pushed back the Tokyo Olympics to 2021 and the European Championship to 2022, followed by the 2023 World Cup, 2024 Paris Olympics and Euro 2025). As a result, managers have had a full pre-season with all available players for the first time in more than half a decade, too. Continue reading...
Football ItaliaWhy Woltemade joined Juventus from Newcastle and what the Old Lady can expect
Lorenzo Bettoni sits down with Chief Newcastle writer Lee Ryder to discuss Nick Woltemade’s move...
BBC SportOsnabruck display tifo with working rollercoaster before Kane ruins fun
VfL Osnabruck showcase a tifo that took months to plan before their German Cup tie against Bayern Munich.
BBC Sport — German BundesligaKane explains how dropping deep helps him score
England and Bayern Munich striker Harry Kane explains how dropping deep has led to him scoring more goals than ever.
The Guardian FootballHow the search for younger players is driving the Premier League’s internal transfer market
England’s top division buys more teenage players than any top European league, and it’s creating a market all its own The boy prophesied to be the next Frenkie de Jong made a mere 20 first-team appearances in the Eredivisie for Ajax before moving on to Newcastle United this summer. Sean Steur is 18. And once a credible Premier League club came calling, there was little the four-time European champions could do to hang on to a prodigy who would sooner play for the 1968-69 Inter-Cities Fairs Cup winners. Newcastle were willing to pay $27m (£20m) for him, or north of $1m per senior appearance. De Jong, for what it’s worth, had been a regular in the Ajax first team for two years, before departing for Barcelona at age 22. Continue reading...
BBC SportArgentine league to pause games to honour Messi
The Argentine football league will pay tribute to Lionel Messi's international career by pausing all their domestic matches in the 10th minute this weekend.