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Englishman Liam Rosenior succeeds Patrick Vieira as the manager of Strasbourg
Liam Rosenior has been appointed as the new head coach of Strasbourg, signing a three-year contract to succeed Patrick Vieira. The 40-year-old English coach, known for his ability to develop players and promote attractive football, joins after two successful seasons with Hull City.
Pogba's brother signs with Kanté's club
Florentin Pogba, the older brother of Paul, has found a new club. Pogba will play for amateur club Royal Excelsior Virton, which is owned by N'Golo Kanté.
Maguire puts an end to all rumors about leaving Manchester United
Harry Maguire was not fit in time to join England for the Euros this summer. In an interview with Sky Sports, he reflects on that period and discusses his future at Manchester United.
Chelsea captain spoke with Enzo after the controversy
Reece James highlighted the apology his teammate issued following the controversy surrounding the racist chants by the Argentine national team after winning the Copa América.
Pavlidis steals Portuguese hearts: 'Numbers that fans dream of'
Vangelis Pavlidis immediately makes his mark during pre-season at Benfica. This has not gone unnoticed in the Portuguese press.
Douglas Costa terminates his contract with Fluminense
Douglas Costa and Fluminense have mutually agreed to terminate his contract, making the 33-year-old forward a free agent. During his time at Fluminense, Costa played 22 games, providing one assist and winning the Recopa Sudamericana.
Fitting Mbappé into Real Madrid won't be a problem
The coach of the European and Spanish champions admits that he has not yet thought about how he will introduce the French forward into the "Merengues" attack.
Napoli loans winger to Everton with an option to buy
Everton announced the loan signing of 24-year-old Danish winger Jesper Lindstrom from Napoli, with an option to buy. Napoli will receive an initial 2.5 million euros, with an additional 22.5 million euros if Everton makes the transfer permanent.
Xavi Simons makes decision about his future: the coming days are 'crucial'
The Spanish newspaper Mundo Deportivo reports that Xavi Simons would like to stay at RB Leipzig. The Paris Saint-Germain forward has recently been strongly linked with Bayern Munich and Manchester United, but he seems to prefer an extended stay in East Germany.
Leipzig considered Barcelona's offer for Dani Olmo ridiculous
Barcelona recently made an offer to Leipzig to sign Dani Olmo, but the terms were deemed "ridiculous" by the German club and were promptly rejected. Barça proposed 40 million euros, to be paid over four years starting in 2025, along with 20 million euros in potential bonuses based on performance.