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The Guardian FootballFifa calls Uefa’s legal threat a ‘smear campaign’ in US federal filing
Fifa filed motion opposing Uefa’s request for discovery Uefa said to be considering criminal case v Gianni Infantino Attorneys representing Fifa have hit back at Uefa’s request for discovery in a US federal filing earlier this week. The lawyers called Uefa’s legal efforts “little more than press releases in further support of [a] smear campaign against Fifa and its leadership” and requested the judge assigned to the case dismiss the request. The filing requests that Fifa US, a subsidiary business unit of Fifa, be permitted to officially opposite the request for discovery by 30 September. Continue reading...
The Guardian FootballThierry Henry says players ‘have more power than they think’ amid Fifa scandals
The former Arsenal, Barcelona and France star says players shouldn’t underestimate their ability to change how football works As Fifa continues to face scrutiny from some confederations and fans, Thierry Henry has encouraged players to use their voice as the political battle for control of international soccer unfolds. The former Arsenal and Barcelona forward turned pundit spoke with the Guardian on Tuesday alongside Kate Scott and Jamie Carragher as CBS and Paramount prepare for this season’s Champions League broadcasts. “For me, the players have more power than they think they have,” Henry said when asked for his thoughts on the situation. “And if they want it to change, they can make it happen – especially nowadays.” This is an extract from Soccer Desk, a newsletter from the Guardian US. Subscribe for free here. Continue reading...
BBC SportFifa accuses Uefa of 'smear campaign' against Infantino
The governing bodies have traded blows since Fifa president Gianni Infantino's scrapped plan to sell off stakes in the World Cup to private investors.
Football ItaliaAll completed Serie A deals after the summer transfer deadline
The transfer window came to a close for the majority of European nations on September...
Football ItaliaHutchinson names three Milan idols and reveals what Amorim told him before signing
Omari Hutchinson has revealed who his biggest Rossoneri role-models are and has told supporters what...
BBC SportAsencio cleared over allegedly sharing explicit video
Real Madrid defender Raul Asencio is acquitted of alleged involvement in distributing a sexually explicit video involving a minor.
Football ItaliaOfficial: Como confirm home venue for 2026-27 Champions League campaign
Como have officially confirmed that they will host their Champions League matches at their regular...
The Guardian FootballGabriel Martinelli leaves Arsenal for Saudi Arabian club Al-Hilal in £60m deal
Forward follows Gabriel Jesus out of champions Richarlison not in Tottenham’s Premier League squad Arsenal have confirmed Gabriel Martinelli has joined the Saudi Arabian side Al-Hilal for £60m. It is understood the deal for Brazil forward includes a sell-on clause. Martinelli, who joined Arsenal from Ituano in 2019, has fallen down the pecking order at the Emirates despite being part of the squad that won the Premier League title last season. His fee surpasses the previous record £40m received by Arsenal when they sold Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain to Liverpool in 2017. Continue reading...
Football ItaliaAmorim has an opportunity to make history if Milan beat Juventus
Milan are gearing up for their first real test of the Serie A season away...
BBC Sport — Premier League'Adonis' Gibbs-White's chance to shine - will Tuchel take notice?
Morgan Gibbs-White was left out of England's World Cup squad - will his continued good form be impossible for Thomas Tuchel to ignore?
Football ItaliaAn historic transfer window for Juventus with zero players sold
Juventus managed a minor overhaul of their squad during the summer transfer window, bringing in...
BBC Sport — Premier LeagueArsenal's Martinelli joins Al-Hilal in £60m move
Arsenal winger Gabriel Martinelli has joined Saudi Pro League side Al-Hilal for £60m.
BBC Sport — Premier LeagueBreaking down Chelsea's staggering 39 summer exits
Chelsea are believed to have recouped more than £500m this summer by either selling or loaning out a staggering 39 players.
BBC SportRangers striker Kelsy's colourful career - aged just 22
From hiding in a truck to playing in a war zone, new Rangers striker Kevin Kelsy has had an eventful career already.
The Guardian FootballWorld Cup wishlists, early movers, big clearouts: 2026 summer transfer window trends
At the end of a busy transfer window which spanned the World Cup, here are some of the subplots of the summer The World Cup is always a good shop window. Yan Diomande was already a rising star at RB Leipzig but shining for Côte d’Ivoire in the US helped push up his price tag before a £115.7m move to Real Madrid. There were other breakout stars: Switzerland’s Johan Manzambi, whose signature Aston Villa pipped Newcastle to; Bosnia and Herzegovina’s Kerim Alajbegovic, who went to Juventus; and Ghana’s Caleb Yirenkyi, who is now in the Premier League with Coventry. Cape Verde’s cult hero Vozinha now keeps net for the Chilean giants Colo-Colo and Morocco’s attacking dynamo, Ismael Saibari, has rocked up at Bayern. Billy Munday Continue reading...
BBC SportHow Alvarez needs to rebuild trust at Atletico
How Julian Alvarez must convince supporters his focus is firmly on Atletico Madrid, after his dream move to Barcelona did not happen.
Football ItaliaReport: Roma could turn to free agent Zaha to fulfil Gasperini’s winger request
Roma were ultimately unable to bring in a new left winger before the close of...
The Guardian FootballMike Dean claims he played secret games for a laugh while refereeing matches
Former official says he ‘tried to stay in the centre circle’ Referees’ group thought to be puzzled by remarks The former Premier League referee Mike Dean claims he used to take part in secret challenges while officiating, including trying to stay in the centre circle for as long as possible, as he confessed to “just joking about” during matches. The remarks, made by one of the most well-known officials in the English game, have been met with bemusement by refereeing officials who say there is no evidence of any such behaviour having ever taken place. Dean was a member of the select group of referees for more than two decades before he retired in 2022 and a brief spell as a video assistant referee followed. In an interview on Jamie Vardy’s podcast this week, Dean shared anecdotes from his time as a top-flight official in the pre-VAR era. “We used to say, ‘We’ll kick off now. Right, see how long we can go without blowing a whistle,’” he said. “I’ve done that a few times in the Premier League, before VAR obviously – [I] went 20, 25 minutes without blowing a whistle. Continue reading...