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Transfer rumors, news: Bayern eye move for Liverpool's Wirtz

Bayern Munich are ready to pounce to sign Liverpool midfielder Florian Wirtz if there is a chance. Transfer Talk has the latest.

Bayern monitoring Wirtz - Monday's gossip

Florian Wirtz is being monitored by Bayern Munich, Bournemouth's Brazil forward Rayan could be a Liverpool target next summer and Borussia Dortmund rule out move for Jadon Sancho.

Juventus make unfortunate history by failing to start a single Italian outfield player

The injury crisis leads to Juventus making history against Sassuolo, as for the first time...

The Japanese players starring in the Bundesliga in 2026/27

How are the likes of Yuito Suzuki, Ritsu Dōan, Hiroki Ito and Shūto Machino faring this season? Read on for more on the Bundesliga's Japanese stars...

Arsenal monitoring Como's Paz - Sunday's gossip

Arsenal are monitoring Nico Paz, Liverpool and Aston Villa are tracking Cher Ndour and Sunderland are refusing to give up on Geny Catamo, plus more.

Toothless Spurs blank again as new era turns into a false dawn

Toothless Spurs' draw a blank again and are now in danger of seeing a brave new era turn into a false dawn, says chief football writer Phil McNulty.

Schade double denies Bournemouth first league win as Brentford rescue draw

No need for distress flares just yet at Bournemouth. Trust the process, though with new frontiers of European football beckoning, 2,000 fans travelling to San Sebastián next week, there are grounds for concern on the home front. Winning positions have been surrendered in Marco Rose’s four Premier League matches. An unwanted carry-over from Andoni Iraola’s tenure cannot be allowed to worsen. “They scored two goals with two shots on target and we scored two goals with 10 shots on target,” said Rose, ruefully running the numbers. “Two very honest teams who do things really well that can cause you problems,” was Keith Andrews’s far more satisfied summation. Continue reading...

Arsenal's Gabriel 'eager' to take another UCL final pen

Arsenal defender Gabriel Magalhães has said that he is "eager" for another chance to take a penalty in a Champions League final.

Mancini to call fresh Italy talent, lock down Inacio, Romano and Doumbia

Roberto Mancini is set to call several new faces for Italy’s Nations League matches against...

Alonso: Benzema-like Joao Pedro is on same level as Haaland

Xabi Alonso has likened Joao Pedro to Karim Benzema and said the Chelsea striker is on the same level as Erling Haaland.

US Open scores: Shelton vs Tiafoe in scrap to face Zverev in final

Richarlison could still leave Spurs - Saturday's gossip

Interest in Richarlison, Philippe Coutinho agrees Santos deal and Manchester United monitoring Adrien Truffert.

Bergvall signs new Spurs deal after uncertain future

Lucas Bergvall signs a new contract at Tottenham after telling the club he wanted to leave in the summer.

Like Benzema & as good as Haaland - Alonso on Joao Pedro

Chelsea manager Xabi Alonso says striker Joao Pedro is similar stylistically to his former Real Madrid team-mate Karim Benzema and is at a comparable level to Manchester City's Erling Haaland.

Premier League news: Iraola values Wirtz’s work ethic; Moyes backs ‘senior citizen’ Grealish

Liverpool manager insists midfielder should be judged by his influence rather than numbers Continue reading...

Transfer rumors, news: Could Brazil offer Richarlison a route out of Tottenham?

Arda Güler could reportedly extend his contract with Real Madrid. Transfer Talk has the latest.

Video: Douglas Luiz’s emotional reaction to Brazil call-up

Watch Douglas Luiz’s emotional reaction as the Brazilian midfielder was called up by Carlo Ancelotti...

Pochettino’s ‘different’ vow to the US invites unwelcome speculation

The US manager’s relationship with the international job has changed with a full World Cup cycle beginning I hope, in this lifetime, you find someone who loves you the way Mauricio Pochettino loves Tottenham Hotspur. The grip Spurs have on his heart seems the stuff of a literary classic: his imperfect partner who called things off at the first sign of trouble must merely check in on him occasionally to rekindle hopes of a reunion. Perhaps a bit extreme, but this week’s revelation – that he’d return to Tottenham even if they were relegated and chalking his absence up to imperfect timing, not the part about handing the club a decade-old title – has implicity laid out the terms of his return as United States manager. Others may always have interest in his services, and a certain North London suitor will never get the door slammed in their face outright. Continue reading...