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Sky Sports FootballCameron says talks are 'advanced' to fight Shields
Chantelle Cameron says that talks for her to fight Claressa Shields are advanced and moving quickly following her victory over Mikaela Mayer.
Sky Sports FootballBalogun walks away from Everton deal
Everton's move for Monaco striker Folarin Balogun has fallen through following a change of heart from the player after the deal scuppered Chelsea's chances of signing Lamine Camara.
Sky Sports FootballErasmus and Rennie's war of words escalates ahead of third Test
The four-match series is finely poised at 1-1, with Rugby’s Greatest Rivalry seemingly reaching new heights of tension as Rassie Erasmus and Dave Rennie’s war of words escalates.
The Guardian FootballFootball Daily | War chests, deal sheets and online meltdowns: anatomy of a deadline day
Sign up now! Sign up now! Sign up now? Sign up now! Release clauses. War chests. Amortisation. Transfer requests. Surplus to requirements. Online meltdowns. Agents. Gazumping. Buy-back clauses. Options. Add-ons. Personal terms. Soft approaches. Grifters. Clickbait. Lowball bids. In The Knows. Serious bids. Super agents. Hijacked bids. Agreements in principle. Medicals. Undisclosed fees. Part exchanges. Deal sheets. Here we gos! Done deals. Some busker strumming a guitar in the Sky Sports News studio while reminiscing about Deadline Days passim through the medium of song. No really, some busker strumming a guitar in the Sky Sports News studio while etc, and so on. After a near relentless onslaught of media buzzwords, hype and assorted reputable (and thoroughly disreputable) transfer insiders announcing they “understand” things, the summer transfer window is finally shut . But what’s that Football Daily can see pressed up against the glass? The out-of-joint nose of an apoplectic David Moyes. If you’d told me back in the golden era of Serie A in the 1990s that it would eventually become a dumping ground for underperforming (or past their best in the case of John Stones) Premier League players, judging by Tuesday’s front page of La Gazzetta dello Sport , then I wouldn’t have believed you. And if you’d told me in January that Donyell Malen, who scored seven goals in 35 Premier League games for Aston Villa before going on loan to Roma, would already be on 19 goals in 20 Serie A games, I definitely wouldn’t have believed you” – Noble Francis. Looks like Argentina have lined up James Maddison to replace Lionel Messi. That is if a street artist in Mumbai (yesterday’s Quote of the Day) can be believed” – Vaughan Wilkinson. Continue reading...
BBC Sport — Premier LeagueLate-night transfer fallout sparks Chelsea-Monaco row
How Chelsea, Everton and Monaco all missed out after late-night drama on deadline day. Nizaar Kinsella reports.
ESPNSources: Balogun late U-turn ended Everton move
Folarin Balogun's £40 million ($54m) move from Monaco to Everton collapsed after the USMNT forward pulled the plug on the deal after the transfer deadline, sources told ESPN.
ESPNSources: United enquired about City's Aït-Nouri
Manchester United enquired about the availability of Manchester City left-back Rayan Aït-Nouri on deadline day, sources told ESPN.
ESPNAll U.S. MLS teams to return for 2027 Open Cup
All 27 United States-based MLS teams will compete in the 2027 edition of the U.S. Open Cup for the first time since 2023.
Bundesliga.com OfficialWho are the key new signings in the 2026/27 Bundesliga?
The summer transfer window is closed in the Bundesliga and squads locked in for the season. Ismael Saibari has joined Bayern Munich, while Christopher Nkunku is back with RB Leipzig. So who did the best business with their marquee signing? We run the rule over each club…
BBC Sport — Premier LeagueHow Everton's deadline day debacle leaves owners facing fan mutiny
Everton's transfer deadline day debacle over Folarin Balogun leaves owners The Friedkin facing fan mutiny, says chief football writer Phil McNulty.
BBC Sport — Premier LeagueMan Utd and their calculated left-back gamble
Despite a widespread expectation they would sign a left-back this summer, Manchester United decided against - what does it mean?
The Guardian FootballFootball transfer rumours: Jamie Vardy to São Paulo or Sheffield Wednesday?
Today’s fluff is powering down as the nights draw in Should have, would have, could have. Many fans will be using this phrase today after the Premier League transfer window closed at 11pm last night, meaning no more deals can but made until the winter window opens. Everton will be clawing at the glass like a cat who has seen a pigeon on the grass after a late deal for the USA international Folarin Balogun fell through . The forward reportedly had his medical with the Toffees, which threw up an issue. Everton then went back to Balogun’s club, Monaco, to renegotiate and an agreement was reached with a deal sheet drawn up. But Balogun then decided against the move. It’s a blow to Everton, who have lost two attacking players this window, with Beto going to Fiorentina and Iliman Ndiaye signing for Manchester City . Continue reading...
Sky Sports FootballKoivun handed shock Team USA debut as Presidents Cup picks revealed
Jackson Koivun has been handed a Team USA debut for this month's Presidents Cup, just months after turning professional, as former world No 1 Jason Day missed out on a spot in the International Team.
Sky Sports FootballMan City sign Fernandez in British-record-equalling deal
Manchester City have signed Enzo Fernandez from Chelsea for a joint-British-record fee of £125m.
ESPNSources: Saints loan USMNT's Downs to St. Louis
St. Louis City SC is set to acquire United States forward Damion Downs on loan from English Championship side Southampton, a source with direct knowledge of the deal confirmed to ESPN.
ESPNSources: Balogun to Everton deal could hit $54M
Everton are closing in on a move for Folarin Balogun after submitting a £35 million offer ($47.5m) for the AS Monaco forward, sources have told ESPN.
The Guardian FootballEverton left with only one striker after Balogun deal collapses late on deadline day
USA forward changes his mind over £40m deal Club had sold Beto and Ndiaye to raise funds Everton’s £40m move for the USA international Folarin Balogun collapsed late on deadline day to leave the manager, David Moyes, with only one striker for the first half of the season. Everton had agreed a £40m deal for Balogun only for issues with the striker’s medical to place the transfer in doubt after the Merseyside club had sold Beto to Fiorentina and Iliman Ndiaye to Manchester City. Enquiries were made to Manchester United for Joshua Zirkzee and Aston Villa for Tammy Abraham but proposed loans for both forwards were rejected. Continue reading...
ESPNSources: Everton need extension for Balogun deal
Everton have submitted a deal sheet with the Premier League to seek a two-hour extension to the transfer deadline to complete a move for United States forward Folarin Balogun, sources have told ESPN.