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Sky Sports FootballArsenal agree club-record £55.7m Martinelli sale as Jesus heads to Barcelona
Arsenal have agreed a club-record £55.7m fee with Al Hilal to sell Gabriel Martinelli, with a deal also agreed in principle for fellow Brazilian Gabriel Jesus to depart for Barcelona.
Sky Sports FootballBarcelona agree deal to sign Jesus from Arsenal
Barcelona have agreed a deal in principle with Arsenal to sign Gabriel Jesus for £8.6m (€10m).
Football ItaliaBahoya rejection of Hull City gives Milan and Roma hope
Jean-Matteo Bahoya has rejected a move to Hull City after Eintracht Frankfurt accepted the bid,...
ESPNTransfer rumors, news: Liverpool in talks to sign Ismaïla Sarr
Crystal Palace winger Ismaïla Sarr is pushing for a move to Liverpool before the summer transfer window closes. Transfer Talk has the latest.
Bundesliga.com OfficialWerder Bremen midfielder Jens Stage ruled out until 2027 with thigh injury
Werder Bremen are set to be without Jens Stage for several months after the midfielder suffered a thigh muscle injury in training on Saturday.
Football ItaliaFulham approach Roma for Soule in final week of summer transfer window
Reports in Italy claim that Premier League side Fulham are in discussions with Roma over...
Football ItaliaAtalanta in discussions for ex-Juventus talent Mbangula
Reports in Italy claim that Atalanta have opened discussions over a potential deal involving former...
The Guardian Football‘I’ve had a very hectic career’: Mario Balotelli on Italian football’s troubles and his future
Striker talks life in the UAE, problems with the Azzurri and ‘special feeling’ of playing for Manchester City Whenever the name Mario Balotelli is brought up, particularly in Italy, the conversation is almost inevitably laced with a sense of regret. There is that lingering “What if?”, a collective sigh over a player who possessed the raw, undeniable potential to be one of the best in the world, if only things had been different. Yet being in front of him, with a smile on his face, it becomes clear the 36-year-old striker has reached an unexpected level of wisdom and maturity, traits that shine through in his lucid analysis of Italian football’s current struggles and the vanishing street culture of the sport. As Balotelli reflects on what he would tell his adolescent self, there is also a distinct feeling that he has finally made peace with his own turbulent narrative, that he isn’t chasing the ghosts of unfulfilled expectations. Continue reading...
Bundesliga.com OfficialFreiburg 2026/27 season preview: Can Julian Schuster and Co. improve on record-breaking 2025/26?
Freiburg enjoyed a fantastic 2025/26 campaign, reaching the UEFA Europa League final while also qualifying for this term's UEFA Conference League. Julian Schuster has done a fantastic job of replacing Christian Streich since his arrival two years ago, but can he maintain that progress into a third campaign?
Bundesliga.com OfficialCole Campbell dazzles in Elversberg's shock debut win over Bayer Leverkusen
Few would have predicted Elversberg to even pick up a point when they hosted Bayer Leverkusen in their Bundesliga opener, but the newly promoted side went one better, claiming all three points after racing into a 3-0 lead. It was a performance full of bright spots, with American Cole Campbell shining particularly brightly.
Bundesliga.com OfficialYounes Ebnoutalib makes his mark with opening day hat-trick - Jürgen Klopp call around the corner?
While it was not enough to see Eintracht Frankfurt kick off the Bundesliga campaign with a victory, Younes Ebnoutalib impressed with a hat-trick at the Stadion an der Alten Försterei against Union Berlin. After missing a significant portion of last season due to injury, he has already shown this season why the Eagles signed him, and he could soon be attracting the attention of Germany head coach Jürgen Klopp...
Sky Sports FootballEuropa League and Conference League fixtures confirmed
Sunderland, Crystal Palace, Bournemouth, Brighton, Celtic and Hearts have learned the details of their Europa League and Conference League fixtures this season.
The Guardian FootballWomen’s Super League 2026-27 preview No 9: Liverpool
Liverpool will hope Germany striker Vivien Endemann and Japanese youngster Mao Itamura can help get them off to a better start than they had last season Guardian writers’ predicted position: 8th (NB: this is not necessarily Tom Garry’s prediction but the average of our writers’ tips) Last season’s position: 11th Continue reading...
ESPNUSMNT's Richards puts World Cup heartbreak behind him
Playing in this World Cup was Chris Richards' lifelong dream, but its abrupt end gave him little time to grieve before returning to the Premier League.
ESPNHow can Arsenal's rivals keep up? Transfer needs for every contender
Arsenal look as strong as ever, but the transfer window is still open. Here's how their title rivals can dethrone the reigning champs.
Football ItaliaReport Roma request Leweling with new €40m package to Stuttgart
Multiple sources claim Roma have made an approach for VfB Stuttgart winger Jamie Leweling, offering...
Bundesliga.com OfficialKonstantinos Karetsas and Giannis Konstantelias star as Dortmund impress on opening day
Greek duo Giannis Konstantelias and Konstantinos Karetsas played starring roles in Borussia Dortmund's opening weekend victory over Hamburg, but there was cause for concern later in the encounter.
The Guardian Premier LeagueNo country for old men: Premier League grind is why managers are getting younger
The boss in the dugout is typically no longer an ageing former player – most are in their 40s on an exhausting treadmill One of the problems with getting older is that you’re never quite sure whether it’s you or them. Is the world really changing, or is it just you, struggling to adapt? There’s a milestone in life, probably as you’re contemplating university or a first job, when you realise you’re watching a footballer who is younger than you. Then, 15-20 years later, you realise you’re watching a manager who is younger than you. And 15-20 years after that, especially if you’re watching the modern Premier League, you realise that almost every manager is younger than you. At which you do two things: give thanks for David Moyes; and check to see whether it’s actually happening, or whether this is just the football equivalent of the policemen-getting-younger cliche. Continue reading...