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    Man Utd confirm location of 100,000-seater stadium

    Manchester United have officially confirmed the proposed location for their ambitious new 100,000-seater stadium project as part of a major regional regeneration scheme. The club's landmark announcement anchors a wider masterplan designed to transform the area surrounding their historic home into a world-class sporting and entertainment district.

  2. Spurs spending £100m on Tonali shows market has gone mad

    For some football fans, the summer is the part of the calendar that they look forward to the most - and that's not just because it's filled by a World Cup every four years! Rather, it's because the end of the season means only one thing: It's time for transfers! The 2026 window is once again proving to be busy, with some huge names making big-money moves before deadline day on September 1.

  3. Infantino faces EU probe over Balogun saga

    FIFA president Gianni Infantino is facing a major political storm after 72 European lawmakers called for a formal investigation into his conduct. The backlash follows the controversial decision to suspend United States striker Folarin Balogun’s ban during the World Cup after direct intervention from the White House.

  4. Kane vs Haaland: Who's the world's best striker?

    There's a lot to like about England's World Cup quarter-final clash with Norway on Saturday evening. It's a game laden with storylines. England have star power at numerous positions. Norway are the more cohesive team, geared towards serving one star. England have won at the Azteca. Norway knocked out Brazil. England have won the World Cup. Norway have not.

  1. France flyer Barcola can realise potential by replacing Salah

    Liverpool fans may well be casting a keen eye over France's World Cup showdown with Morocco on Thursday, as a brewing transfer saga provides an intriguing subplot to the quarter-final. Something of a merry-go-round could well see Les Bleus winger Bradley Barcola end up at Anfield this summer - ironically a result of the Reds losing out to his current employers Paris Saint-Germain in the battle to sign Yan Diomande.

  2. Will signing Putellas & Co. lead to long-term London City success?

    It's official: Alexia Putellas is a London City Lionesses player. Michele Kang has lured some top talent to the club since taking over during the 2023-24 season, from five-time European champion Saki Kumagai to Sweden icon Kosovare Asllani, with a world-record fee paid for Grace Geyoro just last summer, too. But Putellas is a dream signing and the biggest indication yet that this project should be taken very seriously.

  3. Argentine FA under FBI investigation

    The United States Department of Justice and the FBI have launched a preliminary investigation into the Argentine Football Association (AFA) and its president Claudio Tapia over potential financial irregularities. Authorities are examining whether hundreds of millions of dollars channelled through American banks constitute money laundering or wire fraud during the ongoing World Cup.

  4. Monaco admit Pogba could leave

    Paul Pogba faces an uncertain future at Monaco as the club’s hierarchy admits the World Cup winner could be sold this summer. Following a debut season in Ligue 1 marred by fitness issues, the former Manchester United man is no longer considered an untouchable part of the project at the Stade Louis II.

  5. Ex-Barcelona defender takes over as new Mexico boss

    Rafael Marquez has been announced as the new manager of the Mexico national team following the departure of Javier Aguirre. The succession takes effect immediately after Mexico were eliminated from the World Cup by England on Sunday, allowing the former defender to begin preparing the squad for the 2030 tournament with a focus on integrating young talent and rebuilding.

  6. Chelsea confirm arrival of teen star

    Chelsea have announced the arrival of highly-rated Portuguese winger Geovany Quenda from Sporting CP on a long-term contract that runs until 2034. The 19-year-old arrives at Stamford Bridge after a remarkable spell in his homeland, where he won domestic titles and established himself as one of the most exciting young talents in European football.

  7. Greenwood set for shock Turkey move

    Mason Greenwood’s time in Ligue 1 appears to be coming to an end as a shock move to the Turkish Super Lig gains momentum. The English forward, who joined Marseille in 2024, is now the subject of intense negotiations that could see him relocate to Istanbul with Fenerbahce.

  8. PSG star snubs Real Madrid interest

    Fabian Ruiz has decided to commit his long-term future to Paris Saint-Germain by signing a new contract extension. The Spain international has reportedly snubbed major transfer interest from Real Madrid and Bayern Munich to remain in the French capital, extending a highly successful stint that has yielded consecutive domestic and European trophies.

  9. Hayes meets Messi and Salah at World Cup

    USWNT head coach Emma Hayes was left starstruck at the World Cup after sharing the pitch with two of the greatest players of all time. The Olympic gold-winning manager was invited to perform the ceremonial coin flip before Argentina's dramatic round-of-16 clash against Egypt, bringing her face-to-face with Lionel Messi and Mohamed Salah - an unforgettable moment that even had Arsenal legend Ian Wright labelling the USWNT boss "the queen GOAT."

  10. Chelsea youngster set for surprise Champions League loan

    Chelsea winger Jesse Derry is on the verge of completing a season-long loan move to Portuguese giants Sporting CP, shortly after agreeing a new contract at Stamford Bridge. The highly rated teenager enjoyed a promising breakthrough campaign in London last season and will now look to gain valuable first-team experience and continue his rapid development in the Champions League.