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Arsenal opens their wallet for Gyökeres and secures their desired striker
Arsenal are set to strengthen their squad with Viktor Gyökeres. The 27-year-old striker is making the move from Sporting Portugal to the Premier League. According to several leading international media outlets, the two clubs have reached an agreement in principle.
Frimpong and Kerkez make their debuts, Gakpo scores: Liverpool wins emotional friendly match
On Sunday, Liverpool began their preparations for the new season with a friendly win away against Preston North End. In the first (unofficial) match since the passing of player Diogo Jota, the game ended in a 1-3 victory.
Málaga refuses to host the 2030 World Cup: 'We choose the club and the fans'
Málaga has withdrawn from hosting the 2030 FIFA World Cup, prioritizing the needs of local club Málaga CF and its fans. Mayor Francisco de la Torre announced plans for a new stadium, reaffirming the city's commitment to sustainable football over global spectacle.
Onana injury presents Manchester United with a dilemma
According to English media, André Onana is set to miss Manchester United's pre-season. The Cameroonian goalkeeper has suffered a hamstring injury, which will keep him out of action during the team's preparations in Sweden and the United States.
Arsenal ends up in Valencia in their search for defensive reinforcements
Arsenal were outpaced in the title race last season and are determined not to let that happen again. The Premier League runners-up are making strong moves in the transfer market and appear set to strengthen their squad with Cristhian Mosquera.
Frustration gives way to pride at PSG after 'best season in club history'
The defeat against Chelsea (3-0) in the Club World Cup final does little to diminish Paris Saint-Germain's sublime season, but the way coach Luis Enrique's team expressed their frustration is a slight blemish on an otherwise historic year of success.
FIFA innovations prove their worth at the Club World Cup: 'That was one hundred percent successful'
The Club World Cup has been a great success in terms of refereeing innovation, according to Pierluigi Collina, chairman of the FIFA Referees Committee. For the first time, referees wore bodycams, a new eight-second rule for goalkeepers was introduced, and an advanced version of the semi-automated offside technology was applied.
Stefano Pioli has a new challenge after leaving his role as head coach of Al Nassr
Stefano Pioli returns to Fiorentina on a deal until 2028 after a brief spell at Al Nassr. The former Milan coach is tasked with leading the club back into contention in Serie A and Europe, reconnecting with a team and city he knows intimately.
Textor lashes out after Lyon's relegation reversal: 'It's a subjective process'
Olympique Lyon were saved from relegation to Ligue 2 last week, and that moment has prompted John Textor to speak out. The former president and current shareholder of Les Gones has criticized the 'subjective' process of the DNCG, the body that oversees club finances in France.
Konaté’s numbers that surpass Militao, Rüdiger, and Alaba
The Liverpool centre-back is on Real Madrid’s radar, especially after the club’s poor defensive display at the Club World Cup, particularly in the semi-final against PSG.