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Football ItaliaSpalletti: ‘Juventus hurt by Yildiz injury, Alajbegovic ready, not just Kolo Muani criticism’
Luciano Spalletti says Juventus are ‘hurt’ by the Kenan Yildiz injury, though Kerim Alajbegovic is...
BBC SportSouthampton deny Spygate link to cuts to women's side
Southampton Women's head coach Simon Parker reveals that the summer has been "challenging" for the women's set-up at the club.
BBC Sport — Premier LeagueWatkins apologised for refusing to play - Emery
Ollie Watkins is leaving Aston Villa as their record Premier League goalscorer.
Football ItaliaOfficial: Napoli release Ngonge and Folorunsho to Monza, Cheddira sold to Avellino
Napoli are whittling down their squad, officially loaning Cyril Ngonge and Michael Folorunsho to Monza,...
BBC SportTrabzonspor reject manager's 'emotional' resignation
Trabzonspor say Fatih Tekke's decision stems from the "intense emotional impact" of the Europa League exit.
Football ItaliaLeao has decided on Aston Villa but Milan remain unsatisfied
The latest updates confirm that Rafael Leao is continuing to give his priority to Aston...
Bundesliga.com OfficialBayern Munich new boy Ismael Saibari: 'Bayern are bigger than I expected'
Bayern Munich summer signing Ismael Saibari is ready to take the Bundesliga by storm, and has already picked up his first piece of silverware with the Franz Beckenbauer Supercup. He sat down to discuss his first few weeks in his new surroundings and what supporters can expect from him moving forward.
Bundesliga.com OfficialFormer Bayern Munich youth talent Dženan Pejčinović ready to seize the limelight at VfB Stuttgart
Former Bayern Munich youth talent Dženan Pejčinović is raring to burst onto the big stage after moving from Wolfsburg to VfB Stuttgart over the summer, with the powerful striker showing with a DFB Cup hat-trick that he has the potential to haunt his former club when he returns for the season opener.
Bundesliga.com OfficialBayern Munich 2026/27 season preview: Can Vincent Kompany secure third successive Bundesliga title?
Bayern Munich will be aiming to win their third consecutive Bundesliga title in 2026/27, and their third under Vincent Kompany. Can they keep up the momentum they built last season, or will they have more difficulty in defending their crown?
Bundesliga.com OfficialVfB Stuttgart 2026/27 season preview: Can Sebastian Hoeneß's men continue their upward momentum?
VfB Stuttgart are in the UEFA Champions League for the second time in three seasons thanks to their fourth-place Bundesliga finish in 2025/26. Can they go even further under Sebastian Hoeneß this campaign, or will their European responsibilities negatively impact their domestic form? Here's how they stand ahead of the new term...
Football ItaliaChiellini confirms Yildiz ‘out for a few months’ but offers encouraging update
Juventus director Giorgio Chiellini has confirmed that Kenan Yildiz is set to be ruled out...
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...
BBC Sport — German BundesligaWho am I? Guess Bundesliga star No 1
Work out the identity of today's Bundesliga player in as few attempts as possible.
BBC SportSimeone would welcome Alvarez back to training amid Barca row
Diego Simeone says he will do everything he can to make Julian Alvarez feel important at Atletico Madrid, after confirming the Argentina international will miss Saturday’s match against Sevilla.
Football ItaliaReport: Tresoldi chooses Italy over Germany and Mancini hopes for September call-up
Reports from La Gazzetta dello Sport claim that 22-year-old centre-forward Nicolo Tresoldi has ‘said yes’...
BBC SportSunderland and Bournemouth draw AC Milan in Europa League
Sunderland will mark their first European campaign since 1973 with a trip to the San Siro after drawing AC Milan in the Europa League league phase.
Football ItaliaConfirmed: Atalanta learn Conference League opponents for 2026-27 league phase
Atalanta’s opponents for the 2026-27 UEFA Conference League have been confirmed and Maurizio Sarri will...
The Guardian Premier LeagueManagerial turnover means we need new ways to predict Premier League fixtures
With 110 matches to feature two coaches appointed this year, tactical history may be more insightful than teams’ head-to-head records New managers are facing an almost one-in-two chance of being fired before the end of the season, a finding from Guardian analysis that shows 22 of the past 50 permanent Premier League managers to leave their roles lasted less than a year. The betting markets reflect this reality. Six of the eight Premier League managers deemed most likely by bookmakers to be next to leave their post were appointed in 2026. Football management is a very precarious employment position. It looks inevitable that some of the 11 men who have only been in their role since earlier this year will fall before the end of the 2026-27 season – even if none of them are the first to move on. Continue reading...