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ESPNTransfer rumors, news: Spurs to make late move for Pulisic?
The deadline for the summer window in Europe closes tomorrow, and Tottenham Hotspur are interested in AC Milan winger Christian Pulisic. Transfer Talk has the latest.
ESPNSanti Gimenez completes loan move to FC Porto
Santiago Gimenez's season-long loan move from AC Milan to FC Porto was made official on Monday, Porto confirmed.
Football ItaliaOfficial: Milan loan Gimenez to FC Porto with €18m option to buy
Milan have officially loaned Santiago Gimenez to FC Porto with an option to buy at...
Football ItaliaSugawara set for Cagliari on loan with €5.5m option to buy from Southampton
Cagliari have agreed a deal for Southampton right-back Yukinari Sugawara, claim multiple sources, on loan...
ESPNSource: Man Utd near deal for Spirit's Bernal
Women's Super League side Manchester United are finalizing a deal to sign Mexican international Rebeca Bernal from the NWSL's Washington Spirit, reports a source to ESPN.
VoetbalPrimeurKogel door de kerk: De Roon verlaat Atalanta na 445 duels en maakt opvallende stap
Marten de Roon is officieel gepresenteerd als nieuwe aanwinst van AS Roma. De 35-jarige Nederlander maakt daarmee de opvallende overstap binnen de Serie A van Atalanta naar de Giallorossi. AS Roma heeft de deal via de officiële kanalen bekendgemaakt.
VoetbalPrimeurVan Bommel krijgt 'nee' bij België: 'Nationale team wordt lastig verhaal voor mij'
Premier League-doelman Matz Sels heeft teruggeblikt op het missen van het WK met de Rode Duivels. De 34-jarige doelman van Nottingham Forest presteert al langere tijd sterk in de Premier League, maar twijfelt nu of hij in de toekomst nog wil terugkeren bij de Belgische nationale ploeg. Sterker nog: hij ziet zichzelf niet meer spelen voor de ploeg van de nieuwe bondscoach Mark van Bommel.
Football ItaliaDone Deal: Gimenez ready for FC Porto in €20m Milan agreement
Multiple sources confirm Milan have agreed the transfer of Santiago Gimenez to FC Porto, on...
Sky Sports FootballF1 contracts: How long is each driver signed up for?
A look at how long each Formula 1 driver's contract is believed to be, as it stands in 2026, amid the potential for some key moves heading into the 2027 season.
ESPNMLS' Leagues Cup implosion reveals how much work league has left to do
After the World Cup, MLS ran an ad that read: "We'll take it from here." In its made-up Leagues Cup, though, the only thing it has taken is an L.
VoetbalPrimeur'Ajax krijgt duidelijk signaal van Rodríguez, Club América stelt harde deadline'
Brian Rodríguez staat open voor een transfer naar Ajax. Dat meldt transferjournalist César Luis Merlo vrijdagavond. Club América wil de 26-jarige aanvaller echter alleen laten gaan als er binnen enkele uren een akkoord wordt bereikt.
Football ItaliaDone Deal: Theate return to Bologna on loan with €15m option to buy
Bologna have agreed a deal for the return of Belgium international Arthur Theate from Eintracht...
Sky Sports FootballMercedes confirm Russell grid penalty - but where will he take it?
Mercedes have confirmed George Russell will take a grid penalty for exceeding his engine allocation, but are yet to decide which race to serve it at.
VoetbalPrimeurVerweij: 'Ajax is echt gecharmeerd van hem, maar het is geen makkelijke deal'
Ajax heeft inderdaad bovengemiddeld veel interesse in Brian Rodríguez. Dat bevestigt Mike Verweij, nadat Ajax in Mexico al nadrukkelijk werd gelinkt aan de linksbuiten van Club América. Verweij benadrukt echter dat het binnenhalen van Rodríguez niet gemakkelijk wordt voor de Amsterdammers.
VoetbalPrimeurAjax-nieuws roept veel emoties op: 'Daar zijn ze er helemaal kapot van'
Ajax heeft belangstelling getoond voor Brian Rodriguez en dat blijft uiteraard niet onbesproken bij #DoneDeal, de transferpodcast van VoetbalPrimeur. In de podcast gaat het over de Uruguayaanse buitenspeler van Club America. Wie is de 26-jarige aanvaller eigenlijk?
The Guardian FootballEsther González, Saudi Arabia and the questions around an unexpected transfer saga
The Gotham striker said she was stepping away from the sport, but then signed for Al Qadsiah. The move sparked questions over professionalism and raised concerns of LGBTQ+ fans who have disavowed the Saudi league A recent World Cup winner joins a historically downtrodden club, immediately leads them to their first championship, praises the level of play in the league, speaks fondly of living in the club’s market, extends her contract with the club, leads the club to another championship, is named a league MVP finalist, and breaks the club’s all-time scoring record. That’s the fairytale of Esther González and Gotham FC – a story that ended abruptly, just nine days after that scoring record was set. On 27 July, Gotham announced that they had mutually parted ways with the striker as she “temporarily steps away from soccer to attend to personal matters in Spain”. The announcement of her departure was full of gushing words going both directions, and was met with understanding and support from the women’s soccer world. But less than a month after González left Gotham, Al Qadsiah, a club in the Saudi Women’s Premier League, announced her as their newest signing, on a one-season contract with an option to extend for a second. NWSL journalist Jenna Tonelli soon reported , “League sources tell me that Gotham did not expect Esther to sign with another club this soon.” Questions swirled: did she actually intend to take a break from soccer when she left Gotham? And why would a player who just had a child with her female partner choose to play in Saudi Arabia, a country where same-sex relations are criminalized? Continue reading...
ESPNTransfer rumors, news: Arsenal, Man City to fight for Everton winger
Arsenal are reportedly keen on signing Marseille winger Igor Paixão. Transfer Talk has the latest.
The Guardian FootballPlight of Pogba, Sancho and others is cautionary tale for any Carrick rebuild
Bruno Fernandes is the only surviving attacker from Ole Gunnar Solskjær’s attempt to bridge gap to rivals in 2021 Five years is a long time in football. Manchester United’s summer of 2021 is now remembered as the turning point in Ole Gunnar Solskjær’s reign; the sentimental decision to sign Cristiano Ronaldo the headline act as United set off on the wrong course after a few years of building steadily. But back then, even before the signing of Ronaldo, there was optimism aplenty around Old Trafford. United swatted aside Leeds 5-1 on the opening day to fuel talk of a first genuine title charge since Alex Ferguson’s retirement. They had, after all, just signed the most coveted young English player on the market in Jadon Sancho and looked to pair the £73m man with Bruno Fernandes and Paul Pogba, their creative fulcrum, and an exciting set of forwards. Continue reading...