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BBC Sport — Premier League'Ready to write Chelsea story' - Lacroix makes £52m move
Chelsea sign France World Cup defender Maxence Lacroix from Crystal Palace for £52m.
Football ItaliaMilan enquire about Arsenal talent Nwaneri, rival Fulham and Everton
Matteo Moretto reports that Milan have enquired about Arsenal talent Ethan Nwaneri, rivalling RB Leipzig,...
The Guardian FootballFootball transfer rumours: Jack Grealish to make Saudi switch to Al-Hilal?
Today’s rumours are getting out the paddling pool Having been left behind like an unloved t-shirt by Enzo Maresca as Manchester City departed for their pre-season tour of Asia, Jack Grealish is attracting admiring glances from elsewhere. Eyeing up the England attacker’s shapely calves are Al-Hilal of the Saudi Pro League, who would certainly have the funds to fulfil City’s desire of slapping a big ‘SOLD’ sticker on Grealish and preparing him for international shipping. The latest highly-touted prospect set to be whisked away after an impressive short stint at Bournemouth is Rayan . Real Madrid, Bayern Munich, PSG, Arsenal , and Liverpool all want the Brazilian winger. The link with Andoni Iraola at Anfield appears strong, but with the 19-year-old’s release clause not said to kick in until 2027, the fee required to move him from the south coast would be significant. Although probably still less than the price of a Bradley Barcola . Continue reading...
BBC SportFifa could receive first money from Infantino plan in October
Fifa could bank first lot of private World Cup cash by end of October as European football's governing body Uefa will hold a meeting of all 55 member associations on Thursday afternoon to discuss its response to controversial World Cup plans.
The Guardian FootballFifa wants more money for its members but that does not guarantee investment | John Duerden
Asia and Africa are bastions of support for Gianni Infantino but Fifa’s money has not always been well spent in the regions Fifa’s justification for its proposed plans to sell stakes in the World Cup to private investors is about giving the 211 member associations more money to develop football. It’s safe to say that in the past, funds have done more developing in some places than in others, with millions either going missing or not being used for their original purpose and Fifa too often shutting the stable door after the horse, laden with cash, has ambled out. The reaction has been swift. Uefa has declared its outrage, Concacaf – the North, Central American and Caribbean governing body – has gone for concern and the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) is disappointed at the lack of consultation. From the Confederation of African Football (Caf), there is, as yet, no word. Asia and Africa have over the years provided Gianni Infantino with steadfast support. There were murmurs over the Fifa president’s close relationship with Donald Trump during the World Cup, especially during the Folarin Balogun affair, but extra cash may help prevent anything louder coming out of Kuala Lumpur or Cairo. Continue reading...
BBC Sport — Premier LeagueDe Zerbi wants to convince Spence to stay at Spurs
Tottenham manager Roberto de Zerbi says he wants to convince England defender Djed Spence to stay at the club.
BBC Sport — Premier LeagueWhere are Newcastle in bid to be the best by 2030?
As the fifth anniversary of Newcastle's takeover approaches, BBC Sport assesses whether the project to be "the best" is still on track.
Football ItaliaVideo: Stones arrives in Milan for Inter medical
John Stones has landed in Milan and is ready to undergo medical tests with Inter:...
BBC Sport — Premier LeagueFour pointers to most open Premier League title race in years
Three of the Premier League's "big six" have new managers, the champions have a key injury issue and Tottenham and Chelsea are breaking transfer records - and that might mean a very open title race.
BBC Sport — Premier LeaguePhillips' struggles are a cautionary tale for Anderson
As Kalvin Phillips nears a fourth loan move away from Manchester City, what can record signing Elliot Anderson learn from his struggles at the Etihad?
BBC Sport — Premier LeagueWho am I? Guess Premier League star No 10
Work out the identity of today's player in as few attempts as possible.
The Guardian FootballEngland’s 1966 World Cup heroes were fun, humble and unlike today’s stars
After lifting the trophy 60 years ago, some still supplemented their income by performing in working men’s clubs and as after dinner speakers With each passing World Cup I am reminded of the times I spent in the company of those wonderful “Boys of 66”. What a privilege it was getting to know them in a much simpler era when, unlike today’s mollycoddled stars, household names remained unaffected by money and fame. Where were you on 30 July 1966, the day England won the World Cup? I was at my nan and grandad’s house. They had a minute television which seemed no bigger than a matchbox. Intermittently the picture, which was in black and white, would roll around the screen. It was infuriating. My grandad talked about needing to get the “horizontal hold fixed” (unless you are of a certain age you will need to Google that). I was nine years old. Continue reading...
Sky Sports FootballPlayer at centre of viral 'Clicky Ponting' scandal suspended
The cricketer at the centre of the 'Clicky Ponting' cheating allegations has been suspended and will not play again "for the foreseeable future", the club have announced.
Sky Sports FootballRockets hand Fire first defat in The Hundred as Pretorius stars for Spirit
Trent Rockets handed Welsh Fire a first defeat of the season in The Hundred in a one-sided affair at Sophia Gardens.
Sky Sports FootballEngland dominate Tonga in must-win clash at Commonwealth Games
England dominated Tonga 94-32 in their must-win Pool A game at the Commonwealth Games at the Hydro in Glasgow.
Sky Sports FootballArgentina face FIFA action over Falklands banner and World Cup final behaviour
FIFA has opened disciplinary proceedings against Argentina over potential breaches of multiple laws during the World Cup.
The Guardian FootballExperimental Liverpool down Wrexham thanks to Rio Ngumoha’s winner
Substitute’s deflected strike earns 1-0 win in New York Chances few and far between in pre-season friendly Liverpool turned the Empire State Building red when launching a new away kit on Tuesday but neither they nor Wrexham could illuminate Yankee Stadium 24 hours later. It was rough in the diamond, although Rio Ngumoha’s deflected goal made it two wins out of two for Andoni Iraola on his first pre-season tour as Liverpool head coach. Ngumoha, a second half substitute who Iraola deployed on the right, satisfied the majority of a 42,204 crowd with a 75th-minute shot that looped in off Wrexham defender Lewis Brunt. Wrexham’s Hollywood co-owners Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney (now simply Rob Mac) were in attendance for what the former had labelled a “punch-me moment” but in truth few blows were traded at the iconic baseball stadium. Continue reading...
ESPNInfantino to FIFA members: Back WC plan for $40m
FIFA president Gianni Infantino set a Sept. 19 deadline on Wednesday for the 211 member federations to approve his proposed private investment plan, which would give each association access to up to $40 million in funding.