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Haaland no longer needs to ask who Lewis-Skelly is
After Arsenal's dominant display against reigning champions Manchester City on Sunday afternoon, the focus in England is primarily on Myles Lewis-Skelly. According to the British media, the 18-year-old full-back was the standout player of the match and a symbol of the rivalry between the two clubs.
Lack of action in the transfer market doesn't bother Liverpool coach Slot at all
Even the second transfer window under manager Arne Slot was not used for major signings, and the Dutch coach has no issues with that.
Tel changes his mind again and is now set to join Spurs
Mathys Tel is set to leave Bayern Munich for Tottenham Hotspur after all, according to multiple English media outlets. Last week, a loan move seemed imminent, but the talented forward surprised many by pulling out of a temporary stay in North London. Just a few days later, a deal has now been finalized.
Lyon escapes exclusion from the Europa League round of 16
Olympique Lyon has escaped exclusion from the Europa League. UEFA has announced this. The European football governing body had issued a conditional penalty in December because the seven-time French champion had not properly managed its finances.
Icardi and 'The Crying One' Mourinho clash on social media
Mauro Icardi and José Mourinho are in a feud. The Fenerbahçe coach posted on Instagram, criticizing the Turkish referees who officiated a Galatasaray match. Icardi, however, felt that this was unnecessary and decided to respond to the situation.
RB Leipzig director responds to question about Xavi Simons' summer departure
RB Leipzig director Marcel Schäfer is very happy with the permanent transfer of Xavi Simons and says that RB Leipzig's performances in the Bundesliga this season will have no impact on the future of the Dutch international.
Why Marseille cannot sign Pogba despite his free agent status
Ever since Paul Pogba's contract with Juventus was terminated in mid-November, the French midfielder has been strongly linked with Olympique Marseille. His doping suspension will come to an end in March, but he will not finish the season with Marseille. This is entirely due to French regulations.
Manchester City dominated the winter transfer market with a multi-million quartet
Manchester City dominated the winter transfer window with over €200 million spent, leading global football investments. The Premier League once again outspent all other leagues, while Serie A, Ligue 1, and the Bundesliga saw notable moves, including PSG’s €70 million signing of Khvicha Kvaratskhelia.
Brighton transfers millions and signs talent from the 2. Bundesliga
Brighton & Hove Albion has already secured its first reinforcement for the new season. The English club is transferring over 26 million euros to 1. FC Nürnberg to secure the services of Stefanos Tzimas. The forward will finish the season on loan in Germany before moving to England in the summer.
West Ham United secures a striker after failed pursuit of Brobbey and Pepi
West Ham United has finally secured their desired striker. The Hammers have signed Evan Ferguson on loan from Brighton & Hove Albion until the end of the season.