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BBC Sport — Premier LeagueStrong favourites or tougher task - will Arsenal defend their title?
Arsenal begin this season as Premier League champions but just how difficult is it to defend the league title, and how well equipped are they for the challenge?
ESPNLaLiga is back! But why aren't Barcelona, Real Madrid and Atlético playing?
The new season of LaLiga kicks off without any of its biggest three clubs in action. But there are still plenty of reasons to tune in this weekend.
BBC SportVilla begin Suzuki talks - Sunday's gossip
Aston Villa are in negotiations over Zion Suzuki, boosting Juventus' hope of signing Emiliano Martinez, while Arsenal are told price for Victor Osimhen, plus more.
BBC SportChampionship excellent place to discover talent - Espanyol's Monchi
Espanyol sporting director Monchi explains why he believes England's Championship is an undervalued source of talent, and outlines his ambitions to restore Espanyol to the top end of Spanish football.
ESPNSource: Barça to return with new bid for Rodri
Barcelona will return with a renewed offer for Spain international Rodri as negotiations with Manchester City continue, a source told ESPN.
ESPNPSG sign World Cup hero Ferran Torres from Barça
Paris Saint-Germain have completed the signing of World Cup winner Ferran Torres from Barcelona.
The Guardian FootballWomen’s U20 World Cup boycott may hurt in short term but can send Fifa a vital message | Tom Garry
Women’s football has much to gain from the kind of reforms that threats to snub upcoming tournaments might prompt. Infantino should be taken on “And I say to all the women … Pick the right battles. Pick the right fights. You have the power to change. You have the power to convince us men what we have to do and what we don’t have to do. You do it. Just do it. With men, with Fifa, you will find open doors. Just push the doors. They are open.” Those were the condescending words of Fifa’s president, Gianni Infantino , three years ago during a tone-deaf speech in Sydney, which left his audience, including some of the most senior women in the game, exasperated. It is a damning indictment of Infantino’s tenure that his patronising monologue on the eve of the Women’s World Cup final now barely even creeps into the top 10 of the most controversial moments since his latest re-election, in March 2023. Continue reading...
ESPNTransfer rumors, news: Arsenal turn to versatile Brighton midfielder
Como are looking to add Chelsea's Liam Delap to their forward corps. Transfer Talk has the latest.
Football ItaliaAtlético push to bring Nico González back as Juventus hold firm on price
Atlético Madrid are pushing to bring Nico González back to the Spanish capital, but Juventus...
BBC SportPSG sign World Cup winner Torres from Barcelona
Ferran Torres, who scored the winning goal for Spain at the World Cup, has joined European champions Paris St-Germain from Barcelona.
ESPNRanked: The 30 best men's soccer club managers in Europe
Luis Enrique? Pep Guardiola? Who is going to be No. 1? ESPN lists the top men's managers in the European club game.
The Guardian FootballLondon City Lionesses’ Mapi León: ‘It is a club created for women. It is beautiful and exciting’
Spain defender on swapping Barcelona for Bromley, embracing the contrasting style of the WSL – and her newfound love for beans and crumpets ‘No, I can’t, I’m sorry, it’s a secret!” Mapi León roars with laughter, in response to being asked what persuaded her to join London City Lionesses. Does this bode badly for our interview? Fear not, the Spain centre-back is in as banterous and jovial a mood as you could imagine any new signing to be, as she embarks on her first major interview since signing for the Women’s Super League club. Across the course of our conversation, in bright sunshine outside a quiet hotel near Maidstone, it is evident that the 31-year-old could scarcely be happier about her decision to swap Barcelona for south-east England. She is sorely missing her cat, Bagheera (“Here, you ask for so many things for pets, you can’t [really] fly with them, it’s so many documents, so many things”) but, that aside, she is buoyant, relaxed and clearly embracing English life. She says she likes the “little bread” in the morning, and we eventually establish she is referring to crumpets, and reveals: “I like the beans in the morning. It’s really interesting. My Spanish teammates like Alexia [Putellas] and Jana [Fernández] are like: ‘What are you doing eating beans in the morning? You need to train.’ I go: ‘No, it’s fine I like it.’” Continue reading...
The Guardian FootballLa Liga 2026-27 preview: Madrid look to Mourinho in bid to dethrone Barcelona
Florentino Pérez pressed the Special One button again after two straight trophyless seasons at Real, but Lamine Yamal and co remain title favourites A lot has changed since José Mourinho was last appointed Real Madrid manager, but a lot has also not changed. Before his first game in charge in 2010, Spain had just become world champions , their extra-time winner in the final scored by a Barcelona player after their opponents, who had been reduced to 10 men, had tried to kick them off the park. Like then, Mourinho’s task is to take down a Barcelona team that have won two La Liga titles in succession . And like then, he has a host of world-class talent at his disposal. Florentino Pérez is also still around – and he is largely the reason why Mourinho is back. After the chief executive, José Ángel Sánchez, was said to have led the charge to appoint Xabi Alonso last summer, the 79-year-old club president has made the decision his own this time. He promised Mourinho, who won La Liga with 100 points in his first spell, would return if he was re-elected in snap elections in June and the announcement came , in true Pérez style, on the opening day of the World Cup. Continue reading...
BBC SportNo player bigger than a club - is that changing for some fans?
From Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo to Erling Haaland and Jude Bellingham, are star names a bigger draw than clubs for young fans?
Sky Sports FootballGuimaraes makes bow and Lewis-Skelly scores as Arsenal held by Como
Bruno Guimaraes made his first appearance and Myles Lewis-Skelly scored amid speculation about his future as Arsenal were held to a 1-1 draw by Como before winning 4-3 on penalties.
ESPNTransfer rumors, news: Tottenham continue interest for Liverpool's Gakpo
Could Cody Gakpo end up making a move from Liverpool to Tottenham? Transfer Talk has the latest.
BBC SportArsenal lead Hinshelwood race - Saturday's gossip
Arsenal lead race for Jack Hinshelwood, Barcelona set to make third Rodri bid, Manchester United and Tottenham join Arsenal in discussing Victor Osimhen, plus more.
Football ItaliaOfficial: Sassuolo secure Obrador from Benfica, loan out Alvarez
Sassuolo have officially signed Rafa Obrador on loan with option to buy from Benfica, after...