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Sky Sports Premier LeagueHowe leaves Newcastle - Saudi-based Jaissle set to replace him
Eddie Howe has left his role as Newcastle United head coach.
ESPNEddie Howe confirms Newcastle exit: 'Right time'
Newcastle United have confirmed that Eddie Howe has stepped down from his role as head coach.
ESPNNo date for Messi's return to action with Miami
Inter Miami coach Guillermo Hoyos said he will be having conversations about Lionel Messi's return to action following his 2026 World Cup participation with Argentina.
BBC SportArsenal agree Guimaraes fee - Saturday's gossip
Arsenal and Newcastle agree Bruno Guimaraes fee, Inter Milan increase Curtis Jones bid and Cristian Romero explores Spanish move, plus more.
ESPNThe real story of the USMNT at World Cups: What xG says about every game since 1990
The U.S. men's latest World Cup exit was the latest in a long string of disappointments ... or was it? Let's look at the numbers behind all their tournament appearances since 1990 to get the real story.
ESPNCan U.S. Soccer afford to wait for Pochettino's decision on future as USMNT coach?
Is Mauricio Pochettino still coach of the United States men's national team? That's the lingering question for U.S. Soccer that needs answering soon.
Football ItaliaValdepenas: ‘I am super happy to be at Fiorentina’ after Real Madrid move
Fiorentina have officially purchased defender Victor Valdepenas from Real Madrid, though the Spaniards reportedly retain...
The Guardian FootballArsenal target Bruno Guimarães not on Newcastle’s flight to pre-season camp
Midfielder could still fly to La Manga on Sunday Howe says he stood down ‘to recharge and take a break’ Bruno Guimarães was not on Newcastle’s flight to Murcia on Friday lunchtime as Eddie Howe’s former players prepared to meet their new head coach in southern Spain. As Guimarães, who is believed to be in Brazil, appeared to inch closer towards a transfer to Arsenal, Matthias Jaissle was completing his managerial move from Saudi Arabia’s Al-Ahli. Howe’s successor is expected to arrive at the club’s pre-season training camp at La Manga at some point this weekend. Continue reading...
Football ItaliaOfficial: Parma buy Diallo from Borussia Dortmund, U19 European title winner with Spain
Parma have officially bought Ousmane Diallo from Borussia Dortmund, securing the Spain Under-19 international talent,...
Football ItaliaRoma targeted Endrick and Mastantuono for Real Madrid loans
Roma director Tony D’Amico has flown out to ask Real Madrid for a double loan...
The Guardian FootballFifa rapidly accelerates plan to expand World Cup to 64 teams from 2030 tournament
Research analysis to be delivered by 11 September Decision on expansion could be taken this year Fifa is pushing ahead with plans to expand the World Cup to 64 teams from 2030 and has opened a tender to research companies to assess the economic benefits on a hugely accelerated timescale. In another twist during a week of astonishing revelations about the global governing body’s plans to reshape football, the Guardian has seen a “research brief” outlining a consultation process to assess the potential increase from the current 48 teams. A period of just four weeks has been allocated for the successful party, which will be selected on 14 August, to analyse the proposed expansion. Fifa has required that the analysis is delivered by 11 September, indicating a decision could be taken this year. Continue reading...
The Guardian FootballWho should win the men’s Ballon d’Or?
Harry Kane, Rodri, Lamine Yamal, Kylian Mbappé and Lionel Messi are the frontrunners for the annual prize By WhoScored Seventy-three goals in 64 games for club and country – the second most prolific season by any player in history after Lionel Messi’s 82-goal campaign in 2011-12 – not bad for a man who once sat on the bench alongside Jamie Vardy in the Championship. Harry Kane was not a teenage prodigy like a few of the other players on this list but here he is crashing football’s top table at the age of 33. Continue reading...
The Guardian FootballUefa has formed a rare but fragile united front against Fifa in battle for football’s future | Nick Ames and Matt Hughes
Emerging from this week with unity over Fifa’s World Cup sell off was quite an acheivement but Europe cannot rest on its laurels It was a phrase not always heard when Europe’s football associations discuss a pressing issue. “Touchingly unanimous,” was the assessment of a senior Uefa executive within moments of Thursday afternoon’s seismic decision to boycott Fifa tournaments unless Gianni Infantino scraps his private investment plan. United fronts on this scale are vanishingly rare and there is now a narrow window in which to make it count. Fifa doubled down on its proposal overnight with “clarifications”, which blamed the media for disrupting the “consultation process” of a scheme that had been constructed under cloak and dagger. There was no suggestion that it would shift from its 19 September deadline to in effect ram the Fifa Forward Enterprise (FFE) proposal through. Anyone would be forgiven for asking what the rush was but Uefa and its allies must not allow the next seven weeks to drag. Continue reading...
Football ItaliaFootball pays tribute to Milan and Italy legend Franco Baresi
Tributes have poured in from across the football world, with Inter, Juventus and Real Madrid...
BBC Sport — Premier LeagueThe Premier League clubs fighting a World Cup hangover
Which Premier League clubs have carried the biggest World Cup workload?
BBC SportIs Infantino finished? Could Uefa boycott World Cup? What happens now?
It's been a seismic 48 hours for football after Uefa threatened to boycott the World Cup and Concacaf rejected Gianni Infantino's funding plan - what happens now, and can Fifa's president survive?
Sky Sports Premier LeagueWhat Arsenal's interest and Real's Diomande pursuit mean for Vini Jr
Vinicius Junior's Real Madrid future has been the subject of recent speculation, with Arsenal exploring a deal for the forward, but what could happen next?
Sky Sports FootballQ&A: Why are UEFA boycotting FIFA tournaments and can it stop Infantino?
UEFA announced on Thursday that it will boycott FIFA tournaments until plans from president Gianni Infantino to sell off stakes in the World Cup are ended.