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The Guardian FootballTransfer roundup: Barcelona sign Adeyemi, Monaco’s Bamba set for Newcastle
Karim Adeyemi moves from Dortmund in £19m deal Newcastle close on £34m Aladji Bamba from Monaco Barcelona have signed German winger Karim Adeyemi from Borussia Dortmund on a deal until 2031 while Newcastle are set to make Aladji Bamba their fourth summer signing. The La Liga club will pay around €22m (£19m) plus add-ons for the Germany international and the package includes a sell-on clause. Continue reading...
Football ItaliaInter set to meet Romero agents this week as Tottenham talks continue
Fabrizio Romano confirms that Inter have already begun talks with Tottenham over Cristian Romero and...
BBC Sport — Premier LeagueLeeds in talks to sign Man City keeper Trafford
Leeds United are in discussions with Manchester City to sign goalkeeper James Trafford.
The Guardian FootballManchester United consider Camavinga and Berge as midfield overhaul continues
Real Madrid and Fulham players on club’s radar United have already signed two midfielders this summer Manchester United have identified Real Madrid’s Eduardo Camavinga and Fulham’s Sander Berge as midfield signings to further strengthen Michael Carrick’s squad. United have already signed two midfielders this window: Andrey Santos in a £48m deal from Chelsea and Youri Tielemans for £35m from Aston Villa . But with Casemiro having departed and Manuel Ugarte ruled out for what may be a prolonged period due to a knee ligament injury, the club is considering moving for another midfielder. Continue reading...
BBC SportPandur joined Rangers after Hull planned new number one
New Rangers goalkeeper Ivor Pandur says he passed up the chance to be part of Hull City's return to the Premier League after being told they planned to sign a new number one this summer.
ESPNMan United go retro with royal blue 2026-27 away k...
Manchester United have officially debuted their brand-new away kit for the upcoming 2026-27 season, a day after leaking it via British rapper Stormzy.
Football ItaliaReport: Italy set Guardiola deadline after €20m salary request
Pep Guardiola is reportedly seeking a €20m-a-year salary to take over as head coach of...
Football ItaliaBisseck not thinking of Inter exit, but ‘curious’ about Klopp leading Germany
Inter defender Yan-Aurel Bisseck is ‘not thinking’ about a return to the Bundesliga, but is...
The Guardian Football‘Don’t become the protagonist’: Andoni Iraola on the secret of Spain’s success and his role at Liverpool
Liverpool’s new head coach is settling into the pre-season tour in Chicago as he begins to reshape the Reds’ identity Over coffee in Liverpool’s plush hotel in Chicago, Andoni Iraola presents his theory for the phenomenal success of Basque and Spanish coaches. It is a theory that will shape his entire approach to life as the Liverpool head coach and his attempts to bring the connection, the joy and the belief back to Anfield. It centres on the power of the collective. The Champions League, the Premier League, the Europa League, the FA Cup, the League Cup, the European Championship and, as of Sunday, the World Cup: all currently in the hands of Basque and Spanish coaches, even if Pep Guardiola has since taken his leave from Manchester City. Next season, four men from the small Basque region of Gipuzkoa will manage four of the Premier League’s main contenders, Iraola included, alongside Mikel Arteta, Xabi Alonso and Unai Emery. There is, Iraola believes, a simple explanation for the rise of the guys from Gipuzkoa and for Spanish dominance across a global stage. Continue reading...
The Guardian Football‘Everyone is hooked on football’: Indian league seeks to ride World Cup wave
Club chiefs hope that a revitalised setup can help huge interest in this summer’s tournament translate into growth of the Indian domestic game India was not at the World Cup, but the tournament drew huge interest from within the country . This has happened before but now comes with significant, and necessary, changes in the domestic game that could transform a quadrennial passion into perennial interest. After more than a year of negative headlines regarding the Indian Super League, the country’s top tier will kick off on 4 September. “The timing couldn’t be better,” says Ravi Puskur, chief executive of the ISL’s FC Goa who last season won the Super Cup, India’s top knockout competition. “A World Cup that was not ideal in terms of viewing times has drawn strong interest and support from the Indian market. It does something a domestic league alone can’t do; it puts football at the centre of the conversation.” Continue reading...
Football ItaliaTottenham’s decision on Vicario for pre-season tour boosts Juventus’ transfer hopes
Tottenham have dropped Guglielmo Vicario for their pre-season tour in New Zealand and Australia, boosting...
Bundesliga.com OfficialKarim Adeyemi joins Barcelona from Borussia Dortmund
Karim Adeyemi has completed a move to Spanish side Barcelona from Borussia Dortmund.
Football ItaliaSpalletti growing frustrated at Juventus delays and is expecting 5 new signings
Thursday’s reports claim that Luciano Spalletti is growing frustrated at Juventus’s lack of activity in...
BBC SportLiverpool confident of signing Barcola - Thursday's gossip
Alex Scott favours a move to Arsenal, Bruno Fernandes is ready to commit his future to Manchester United, Liverpool are confident they will sign Bradley Barcola, plus more.
Football ItaliaVideo: Milan owner Cardinale arrives for transfer meeting with Amorim
Milan owner Gerry Cardinale arrived at Milanello this morning to observe the team’s training session...
The Guardian FootballBlow for Manchester City with Rodri out for extended period due to back injury
Spain’s World Cup-winning captain may require surgery Leeds in advanced talks with City to sign James Trafford Rodri could face an extended period of time out with a back injury, which may require surgery. The 30-year-old Manchester City midfielder returned to his finest form at the World Cup following two injury-plagued seasons. Having captained Spain to Sunday’s 1-0 final win over Argentina in New Jersey, Rodri was awarded the Golden Ball as the tournament’s best player. Yet he may now require an operation on a back issue that is set to rule him out for the start of the season. Continue reading...
BBC SportRuiz & Gavi's reward for World Cup win... 150kg of tomatoes
Spain's Fabian Ruiz and Gavi receive their body weight in tomatoes when they return to their hometown Los Palacios y Villafranca.
The Guardian FootballDon’t like the result? Don’t worry, sport no longer ends on the field of play | Jonathan Liew
From the wrong headset in an F2 garage to Fifa overturning a red card, we are in a landscape where fairness is the enemy A funny and very small thing happened at the Formula Two race at Spa on Sunday. Noel León, of Campos Racing, carved his way through the field to finish seventh, earning himself six points in the drivers’ championship, and promptly left the circuit to go and do whatever it is Noel León likes to do after a race. Take a nap, hit the Belgian brews, congratulate himself on his palindromic name – whatever. Anyway, while he was doing that, more than three hours after the chequered flag, the FIA governing body called a meeting and decided to disqualify him. The reason: a serious breach of appendix 5 and article 21.5 of the F2 Sporting Regulations – and assuming you don’t have those to hand, it’s the rule governing the use of headsets. During the race, a guest of León had been spotted in the Campos garage wearing what was deemed the wrong type of headset. According to the aforementioned appendix 5, only listening devices may be used by non-team personnel. This headset had a microphone, albeit upturned and unused. Continue reading...