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Parkinson withdraws from England Under-20 camp

Teenager Erica Meg Parkinson withdraws from England's training camp before the Under-20 Women's World Cup in Poland next month.

Derby 'off market' as takeover deal collapses

Saudi Arabia government official Turki Alalshikh abandons his proposed takeover of Championship club Derby County.

Napoli face fresh injury crisis as Marianucci absence hampers defence

Napoli’s defensive problems have deepened, with Luca Marianucci becoming the third centre-back Massimiliano Allegri has...

Boga hails ‘unpredictable’ Juventus new boy Alajbegović: ‘He does things others don’t’

Jérémie Boga has been impressed by Juventus’s new signing Kerim Alajbegović, describing the Bosnian teenager...

Bayern Munich sign Senegalese teenager Bara Sapoko Ndiaye on permanent basis

Bayern Munich have signed Senegalese midfielder Bara Sapoko Ndiaye on a permanent basis after the teenager impressed Vincent Kompany while on loan from Gambian club Gambinos Stars Africa last season.

Spalletti praises Inzaghi and rests Gatti for Juventus friendly with Palermo

Luciano Spalletti has previewed Juventus’ latest pre-season friendly against Palermo in Perth, reflecting on his...

Villa in talks to sign Bayern's Palhinha

Aston Villa are in talks over a move for Bayern Munich midfielder Joao Palhinha.

Jordan Nobbs ready to complete wishlist with Newcastle WSL dream

Former England midfielder keen for north-east to thrive Newcastle have made ambitious signings this summer Jordan Nobbs says winning promotion to the Women’s Super League with Newcastle would fulfil her ambition for a north‑east club to be in the top tier. Nobbs, who has 71 England caps, was born in Stockton‑on‑Tees and believes women’s football in the region would benefit immensely from top‑flight representation. Newcastle finished sixth in WSL2 last season, 11 points behind the title winners, Birmingham, and nine points off the playoffs, but this summer they have made their hopes clear with high-calibre signings from the top division, including the striker Martha Thomas from Tottenham and the Liverpool duo Leanne Kiernan and Gemma Evans. Continue reading...

Milan tell Fofana to find a new club as Crystal Palace and Marseille circle

Milan have told Youssouf Fofana to find a new club, with the France midfielder now...

Will summit encourage Scottish clubs to give youth a chance?

Finding a balance between the national interest and self-interest of clubs will be a challenge when it comes to how best to nurture Scottish talent, writes Tom English.

UEFA signs joint letter slamming 'deception' as Infantino fallout continues

UEFA, CONCACAF and AFC have hit out at "deception" and a "fundamental breach of trust" around Gianni Infantino's botched World Cup stake sale plans to further raise the pressure on the under-fire FIFA president.

Brennan secures FedEx Cup Playoffs spot with Wyndham Championship win

Michael Brennan secured his place in the FedExCup Playoffs as he won the Wyndham Championship by three strokes from Beau Hossler.

Today on Sky Sports Racing: Badri chases four-timer at Windsor

Windsor takes centre stage on Monday with a six-race Flat meeting live on Sky Sports Racing.

Why Munoz is a symbol of change for Iraola's new Liverpool

Andoni Iraola could not have been clearer about how he plans to change Liverpool when speaking in his opening press conference. "We have to be a team that works hard, intense and aggressive.” That shift in approach is embodied by Victor Munoz.

Rangers frustrations, Celtic's Hogh silences critics, Hearts win under Vrancken

Rangers manager Derek McInnes is still waiting for his first win, but both Celtic striker Kasper Hogh and Hearts boss Wouter Vrancken answered some of their critics.

Papers: Man Utd and Arsenal chase Club Brugge full-back Seys

The top stories and transfer rumours from Monday's newspapers...

Carabao Cup second-round draw tonight as Chelsea, Spurs and Newcastle enter

Are Manchester United returning to relevance under Michael Carrick? | Jonathan Wilson

In a mailbag edition of his newsletter, Jonathan Wilson answers questions about Michael Carrick, VAR and the Premier League’s new teams Sign up for our free newsletter here Manchester United finally seem to have something that resembles stability in the dressing room under Michael Carrick. I feel with quality signings in defence and midfield, they could mount a decent challenge for the Premier League next season. How do you feel they will fare? – Sterling . There’s an odd sense that Michael Carrick’s level of achievement last season was at precisely the most awkward level for the board. United didn’t produce indisputably brilliant football under him but equally 12 wins and three draws in 17 games was good enough that they pretty much had to give him the job. But it’s one thing to turn out those kinds of results when the pressure’s off, you’re already out of both cup competitions and you don’t have any European football; it’s quite another to do it in the heat of a full season. United don’t have to have an especially amazing season to play 15 more games this season than they did in 2025-26. This is an extract from Soccer Desk, a newsletter from the Guardian US. Subscribe for free here. Continue reading...