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BBC SportEverton forced to move EFL Cup tie at short notice
Everton are forced to move their Carabao Cup third-round match against Championship side Wolves - nine days before it was due to be played.
Football ItaliaSugawara set for Cagliari on loan with €5.5m option to buy from Southampton
Cagliari have agreed a deal for Southampton right-back Yukinari Sugawara, claim multiple sources, on loan...
The Guardian Premier LeagueChelsea’s perfect yet unserious start to the Premier League season | Jonathan Wilson
Xabi Alonso’s side have scored seven and conceded five in two wins so far, a product of the squad’s constant churn Sign up for our free newsletter here Two Premier League games played for Chelsea under Xabi Alonso: two wins and seven goals scored. It’s the sort of start that would delight many new managers – only two other clubs can boast about a six-point start this Premier League season (albeit with Arsenal to play later on Monday). Points gained in this odd transitional phase, when almost nobody seems quite ready, could prove extremely valuable come the end of the season. And yet, for all the attacking potency, there must also be concerns about Chelsea’s openness and the five goals conceded. Context must also be considered, and it projects both ways. It’s early in the season. There has been, as ever, a lot of change at Chelsea. They will get better; they will achieve greater coherence. But equally there has to be a sense of realism about the nature of the teams they’ve played. Brighton may have thrashed a shambolic Aston Villa 4-0 last weekend, but they were missing seven frontline players at Stamford Bridge and still put three past Chelsea on Sunday. And while Fulham looked very lively as Chelsea won 3-2 on the opening weekend, they couldn’t muster a shot on target against Sunderland on Sunday. This is an extract from Soccer Desk, a newsletter from the Guardian US. Subscribe for free here. Continue reading...
Football ItaliaMonza magic with Zeballos from Boca Juniors, Ziolkowski and Nelsson ready
Monza signed Jan Ziolkowski from Roma, but are also down to the details for Boca...
Football ItaliaFiorentina sanction Kean departure as Como prepare to welcome €40m Italy striker
Moise Kean is on the verge of completing his transfer to Champions League outfit Como,...
Football ItaliaSerie A Week 4 final schedule confirmed
The fixture list for Serie A Week 4 has been confirmed, with Lazio vs. Milan...
Football ItaliaSouthampton lodge offer for Italy talent Reggiani at Borussia Dortmund
Several different clubs are beginning to show an interest in teenage Italy talent Luca Reggiani,...
ESPNWhat can we expect on transfer deadline day? Balogun, Enzo, Álvarez updates?
The summer transfer deadline closes on Tuesday at 6 p.m. ET for the Premier League. Here are a few things that could still happen.
Football ItaliaAtalanta and Bologna down to the final details of €40m Rowe deal
The latest updates in Italy confirm that Atalanta are closing in on an agreement to...
The Guardian Serie AFiorentina’s Serie A renaissance feels a way off after chastening centenary | Nicky Bandini
The home game against Frosinone seemed a perfect way to celebrate their landmark. It did not work out that way Fiorentina’s 100th birthday party had been going for four days, starting with a fan procession through the historic centre of Florence on Wednesday night and extending to their home game against Frosinone on Saturday afternoon. The club was founded on 29 August 1926, but a decades-old discrepancy in the reporting of that date has led supporters to celebrate traditionally on the 26th. This time they started a few hours earlier, gathering in their thousands beneath the marble façade of the Basilica of Santa Maria Novella on the evening of 25 August and building to a firework show beside the river Arno at midnight. The club’s president, Giuseppe Commisso, stopped by to give a speech. At least one former player, Borja Valero, was among the crowd. Continue reading...
BBC Sport — Premier LeagueBarcola - the 'grasshopper' who has overcome setbacks
As Liverpool complete a £123m transfer for Bradley Barcola, BBC Sport looks at how he has ridden triumphs and setbacks to reach the top with the help of his family.
Football ItaliaJuventus full steam ahead for Woltemade after striking David agreement with Atletico
Reports in Italy indicate that Juventus are on the attack in an attempt to bring...
BBC Sport — Premier LeagueBarcola joins Liverpool from PSG in £123m move
Liverpool complete the signing of France forward Bradley Barcola from Paris St-Germain for a fee worth up to £123m.
BBC SportValencia interested in loan for Liverpool's Elliott
Valencia are in talks with Liverpool to take midfielder Harvey Elliott on loan for the rest of the season.
Football ItaliaJuventus and Atletico Madrid strike David agreement for potential €25m fee
Multiple outlets are reporting that Juventus and Atletico Madrid have come to an agreement regarding...
BBC SportForest complete £22m Munoz signing from Palace
Nottingham Forest complete the £22m signing of Daniel Munoz from Crystal Palace.
BBC Sport — Premier LeagueMan City sign Palmeiras winger Allan for £34m
Manchester City complete the signing of winger Allan Elias from Palmeiras in a deal worth up to £34.2m.
The Guardian FootballElversberg and ‘miracle village’ prove that Bundesliga fairytales still exist | Andy Brassell
German football has long insisted there is more to their elite league than a title race. Now they have a story that shows the world that surprise and wonder does live here too Friday night was no first day fun for VfB Stuttgart as they got first-hand proof of what the rest of the Bundesliga feared: that Bayern Munich are perhaps mightier than ever. The curtain-raiser, though, didn’t actually set the tone for the the weekend. German football has long insisted there is more to their elite league than a title race, and now they have a story that shows the world that surprise and wonder does indeed live here too. Bayer Leverkusen arrived into their opening fixture of the campaign thinking their season might contain greater certainty than the last one, a more tranquil voyage after being blown off course by almost €300m of player sales and the ill-fated appointment of Erik ten Hag. Enter SV Elversberg, Bundesliga first-timers and representatives of – a “miracle village” as Bild put it – Spiesen-Elversberg, a town with a population of just over 13,000, situated 15km north-east of Saarbrücken, 30 minutes’ drive from the French border. Continue reading...