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BBC Sport — Premier League'I kissed Rodrigo and said thanks' - De Zerbi 'liked' Spurs red card
Roberto de Zerbi praises Rodrigo Bentancur after he was sent off in a 1-1 draw against Manchester United.
Football ItaliaAllegri: ‘I was hurt after Fiorentina, our players play for longer than in the Premier League’
Massimiliano Allegri has explained why he was quite so worked up after his side’s 1-1...
Football ItaliaAllegri plots Napoli tactical switch after nightmare injury pile-up
Thursday’s reports claim that Massimiliano Allegri is plotting a return to a back three after...
ESPNWorld Cup 2030 Early Power Rankings: Who is No. 1?
With the 2026 World Cup well and truly behind us, the first fall international break saw all the top teams playing four times in three weeks. Which sides look strongest and most likely to contend in four years' time?
The Guardian FootballIndonesia triumph in Infantino’s Asian brainchild but real impact could be votes
The inaugural Asean Cup, not to be confused with the existing Hyundai Asean Cup, may not live long in the memory but Fifa president sees benefit It’s probably not a coincidence, what with Fifa’s presidential election getting closer all the time, but Gianni Infantino has been sweeping through Asian member associations. There he was attending a ceremony in Macau to inaugurate new headquarters, signing an agreement in Mongolia to build a new national stadium and in Uzbekistan to open a Fifa Arena mini-pitch. All wise moves as Asia is still divided when it comes to the battle for the biggest job in world football. A number of associations have expressed support for the incumbent; others have openly opposed him; some will decide upon seeing the other candidate; some will follow the lead of the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) leadership and vote against Infantino; others will just wait. The culmination of Infantino’s trip were the two finals of the inaugural Fifa Asean Cup, a new tournament for south-east Asia and a few invited guests. In Saturday’s final of the Asean Challenge Cup, the second-tier event held in Hong Kong, Infantino was greeted with chants of “Fifa Mafia”, but 48 hours later in Indonesia for the main event the reception for the 56-year-old was a little warmer. Jakarta is already onside and did Infantino a huge favour by winning a tournament that was very much his brainchild. Continue reading...
BBC SportOwner, businessman & player: Messi has big plans as a golden era ends
Lionel Messi's Argentina career will end in a friendly against Benin. BBC Sport looks at what is next for the 39-year-old.
Football ItaliaNapoli suffer new Olivera injury, delay crucial McTominay test
Napoli have lost Mathias Olivera to injury on international duty, while Scott McTominay will have...
ESPNMessi completes purchase of 2nd Spanish club
Inter Miami and Argentina superstar Lionel Messi has officially taken over Spanish second division side Eldense, the club confirmed on Thursday.
ESPNWhat happens when superstar club coaches take over national teams?
Pochettino with the U.S., Klopp with Germany, Tuchel with England and more: Are these famous coaches worth it for national teams?
ESPN🏆 How would a 64-team World Cup work?
The 2026 World Cup was the first to feature 48 teams, and 2030 could see the field swell to 64, but just how feasible is a tournament that size?
The Guardian FootballDefensive flux gives Tuchel headache but Alexander-Arnold could be remedy | Jacob Steinberg
Chopping and changing the back four has been a big feature for England this year and the Real Madrid man could be a solution England ended 2025 protected by a shield of deceptive strength. They went through qualifying for the World Cup without conceding a goal and secured a shutout during a routine friendly win against Wales. However, clean sheets have been harder to come by this year. England have kept four in 13 games in 2026, meaning it may not be long before Thomas Tuchel rethinks his suggestion that the way to deal with his side’s lack of control is to embrace chaos. There is, of course, an irony to telling Tuchel to sort out his defence. Isn’t this what we wanted? England were limp and passive when they lost their World Cup semi-final against Argentina. At least the mindset was positive when Tuchel’s side opened their Nations League campaign with a sprightly but flawed 3-2 defeat against Spain last Saturday. Continue reading...
ESPNTransfer rumors, news: Arsenal, Liverpool eye winger Kevin Schade
Arsenal and Liverpool are upping their interest in Brentford's Kevin Schade, while the rest of Europe chases center backs. Transfer Talk has the latest.
The Guardian FootballHow do England beat Spain, or even score against them? The data suggests crosses
Thomas Tuchel wishes his team could play more like the world champions, but, as he put it, they may have to ‘embrace the chaos’ instead England are about to face the hardest challenge in international football, maybe at any level of the game. They are going to try to score against Spain. Spain conceded one goal in eight games on the way to winning the World Cup while allowing their opponents 2.37 expected goals, a mere 0.30 per 90 minutes played. Thomas Tuchel has said he hoped his side “became for 10 minutes more like Spain” to comfortably dominate possession when the heat was on. A fine aspiration for those situations, but it is not an approach that will help England unlock the Spain backline. The pass masters cannot be toppled that way. The solution may lie elsewhere within the same Tuchel press conference . Continue reading...
BBC SportDo England have a problem against top-10 teams?
As England prepare to take on Spain in their opening Nations League match, BBC Sport takes a look at whether they have a problem when faced with teams in the world top 10.
Sky Sports FootballTuchel questions whether Palmer is desperate to play for England
Thomas Tuchel is unsure how desperate Cole Palmer is to play for England.
ESPNMárquez: Returning 'Chucky' still 'difference-maker' for Mexico
Mexico coach Rafael Márquez has defended the return of Hirving "Chucky" Lozano, insisting that the LA Galaxy veteran can once again be a "difference-maker" for the national team.
BBC SportNo relegation clause in Haaland's City deal - Saturday's gossip
Erling Haaland is without a relegation clause, Premier League clubs are eyeing Marcos Llorente, Juventus are considering Crystal Palace's Tyrick Mitchell.
Sky Sports Football'He misses too many opportunities' - Tuchel frustrated by another Palmer absence
Cole Palmer "misses too many opportunities" to play for England, says Thomas Tuchel.