Football

The EFL star was the first player to fall foul of the brand new rule first seen during the 2026 World Cup, his manager wasn't happy.

Liverpool could pull off another signing that nobody expected, and it's not Bradley Barcola or Ibrahim Mbaye...

The former Man Utd and Chelsea manager took to social media to issue the apology.

Andoni Iraola is looking to reinforce his defence ahead of the 2026/27 Premier League.

The player previously represented two different Premier League sides and looks set for a return to England.

Paris Saint-Germain and Liverpool engaged in talks, now things are looking bleak for the Reds.

Rodri is heavily linked with Barcelona, but Maresca has already identified his potential replacement.

This is why the first round of the Carabao Cup is being played this weekend before the Football League season begins.

Liverpool are expected to complete a move for PSG's Bradley Barcola in the coming days, but their work won't stop there.

Alli bumped into former MK Dons boss Karl Robinson while in Marbella this summer.

Newcastle have reignited their interest in the World Cup star, holding discussions over a £100 million move.

Despite interest from Arsenal, Vini Jr has penned a new six-year deal with Real Madrid, forcing the Gunners to look elsewhere.

Mourinho was planning to have Rodri in his Real squad but alternative plans now must be drawn up.

JJ Gabriel is expected to be part of Manchester United's first-team squad but he will face restrictions.

Salah has joined Turkish Super Lig side Trabzonspor on a free transfer.

Chelsea are keen observers as new manager Xabi Alonso looks to seal his latest summer signing.

Barcelona and Manchester City have entered talks over signing Rodri after Real Madrid's move was hijacked.

Rodri has told Real Madrid he doesn't want to sign for them following Barcelona's interest.

Arsenal have made initial enquiries to sign a player directly from Spurs - something they haven't done since 1977.

The AFA have become the latest member association to issue a statement on both Infantino and FIFA.