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Ansu Fati is a new signing for Monaco
Ansu Fati joins AS Monaco on loan from Barcelona after renewing his contract until 2028. The move includes an €11 million purchase option, with Monaco becoming the latest chapter in the Spanish forward’s effort to reignite his once-bright career.
Liverpool confirm: Van Bronckhorst replaces Heitinga
Where one Dutchman leaves, another steps in at Liverpool. Giovanni van Bronckhorst is the successor to John Heitinga on the bench of the English champions, Liverpool announced on Wednesday through their official channels.
Girona extends contract with club's top scorer
An extra chapter has been added to Christian Stuani’s fairytale at Girona. The 38-year-old club legend is extending his stay in Catalonia for another year.
Arsenal signs the most expensive goalkeeper of all time for just under six million
Arsenal have unveiled Kepa Arrizabalaga as their new goalkeeper. The Spanish goalie joins from Chelsea, where a clause in his contract allowed Arsenal to strike a deal with their city rivals for a relatively small fee.
Ten Hag and Bayer Leverkusen do business again with Liverpool and Slot
Jarell Quansah is the next signing for Erik ten Hag's Bayer Leverkusen. The 22-year-old central defender is making the move from Liverpool, which had previously signed Jeremie Frimpong and Florian Wirtz from the German top club. Both clubs announced the deal on Wednesday.
Man City sent home early: 'People underestimate Saudi football'
Manchester City were surprisingly eliminated by Al-Hilal on Monday night in the Round of 16 of the Club World Cup. The British media raised questions about Pep Guardiola’s game plan.
Rakitic ends his career and immediately takes on a new role
Ivan Rakitic has ended his playing career. Coach Gonzalo Garcia confirmed the news and announced that Rakitic will take on a new role at Hajduk Split: he will become the assistant to sporting director Goran Vucevic.
Chelsea spends millions on new striker
Chelsea have signed João Pedro. The Brazilian forward signed a seven-year contract on Wednesday, running until 2032.
Jonny Evans retires from playing and joins Manchester United’s staff
Jonny Evans retires from professional football and takes up a key role at Manchester United as Head of Loans and Pathways. The former defender, with 15 trophies and over 500 appearances, now helps guide the next generation into the first team under Rúben Amorim’s leadership.
Italian media predict Inter rebuild: De Vrij's position in danger
After Internazionale's elimination from the Club World Cup, the season is over for the Champions League finalist and Serie A runner-up. Italian media report on a short break during which the club management will have to work hard to get the squad back to full strength. The newspapers place particular emphasis on the defense.