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The Guardian FootballFifa wants more money for its members but that does not guarantee investment | John Duerden
Asia and Africa are bastions of support for Gianni Infantino but Fifa’s money has not always been well spent in the regions Fifa’s justification for its proposed plans to sell stakes in the World Cup to private investors is about giving the 211 member associations more money to develop football. It’s safe to say that in the past, funds have done more developing in some places than in others, with millions either going missing or not being used for their original purpose and Fifa too often shutting the stable door after the horse, laden with cash, has ambled out. The reaction has been swift. Uefa has declared its outrage, Concacaf – the North, Central American and Caribbean governing body – has gone for concern and the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) is disappointed at the lack of consultation. From the Confederation of African Football (Caf), there is, as yet, no word. Asia and Africa have over the years provided Gianni Infantino with steadfast support. There were murmurs over the Fifa president’s close relationship with Donald Trump during the World Cup, especially during the Folarin Balogun affair, but extra cash may help prevent anything louder coming out of Kuala Lumpur or Cairo. Continue reading...
BBC Sport — Premier LeagueDe Zerbi wants to convince Spence to stay at Spurs
Tottenham manager Roberto de Zerbi says he wants to convince England defender Djed Spence to stay at the club.
Bundesliga.com OfficialGerman football sets new ticket sales record in 2025/26 season
A total of 21,404,258 tickets were sold in Germany last term, marking another new ticket sales record for professional football in the country.
Football ItaliaRoma rival Nottingham Forest with official offer for Read
Fabrizio Romano reports that Roma have sent a €25m offer to Feyenoord for Givairo Read,...
BBC Sport — Premier LeagueWhere are Newcastle in bid to be the best by 2030?
As the fifth anniversary of Newcastle's takeover approaches, BBC Sport assesses whether the project to be "the best" is still on track.
The Guardian FootballEddie Howe leaves Newcastle United with Matthias Jaissle set to replace him
Howe leaves after five years in charge at St James’ Park Al-Ahli’s German coach in line to take over Eddie Howe has left Newcastle after losing control of transfers and is set to be replaced by the German coach Matthias Jaissle, who is in charge of the Saudi Arabian club Al-Ahli. Although the timing of Howe’s abrupt departure following almost five years in charge at St James’ Park is unexpected, his position had been uncertain for some time. He is understood to have told Newcastle’s Saudi Arabian owners he wanted to leave more than a fortnight ago and the parting is said to be “amicable”. Continue reading...
Football ItaliaVideo: Stones arrives in Milan for Inter medical
John Stones has landed in Milan and is ready to undergo medical tests with Inter:...
Football ItaliaVideo: Liberali scores screamer in Como friendly, explains Milan snub
Italian talent Mattia Liberali scored a stunning goal in a Como friendly against Villarreal last...
Football ItaliaToday’s Papers – Double Juventus deal, Mancini apologises
Gazzetta dello Sport One two Juve Kolo Muani signed, Alajbegović close After a long chase:...
BBC SportHow Tottenham's transfer window shows big WSL ambitions
It is clear from Tottenham's summer transfer business that they have big ambitions in the Women's Super League next season.
BBC Sport — Premier LeagueFour pointers to most open Premier League title race in years
Three of the Premier League's "big six" have new managers, the champions have a key injury issue and Tottenham and Chelsea are breaking transfer records - and that might mean a very open title race.
BBC Sport — Premier LeaguePhillips' struggles are a cautionary tale for Anderson
As Kalvin Phillips nears a fourth loan move away from Manchester City, what can record signing Elliot Anderson learn from his struggles at the Etihad?
BBC Sport — Premier LeagueWho am I? Guess Premier League star No 10
Work out the identity of today's player in as few attempts as possible.
ESPNArsenal's new away kit brings back cult 'bruised banana' design ... again
Arsenal have unveiled their 2026-27 away kit and once more the inspiration for the design is their old "Bruised Banana" jersey of the early 1990s.
The Guardian FootballEngland’s 1966 World Cup heroes were fun, humble and unlike today’s stars
After lifting the trophy 60 years ago, some still supplemented their income by performing in working men’s clubs and as after dinner speakers With each passing World Cup I am reminded of the times I spent in the company of those wonderful “Boys of 66”. What a privilege it was getting to know them in a much simpler era when, unlike today’s mollycoddled stars, household names remained unaffected by money and fame. Where were you on 30 July 1966, the day England won the World Cup? I was at my nan and grandad’s house. They had a minute television which seemed no bigger than a matchbox. Intermittently the picture, which was in black and white, would roll around the screen. It was infuriating. My grandad talked about needing to get the “horizontal hold fixed” (unless you are of a certain age you will need to Google that). I was nine years old. Continue reading...
ESPNFollow live: Evander restores two-goal lead for MLS All-Stars
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Sky Sports Premier LeagueLessons from Leverkusen? Xabi Alonso's Chelsea rebuild explained
It was in 2008 that Jordan Henderson made his Premier League debut. Chelsea – think Joe Cole, Deco and the rest – were the opposition who beat Sunderland 5-0. Two weeks later, Danny Welbeck marked his own debut with a goal for Manchester United.
Sky Sports Premier LeagueReal to hold further talks over Vinicius Jr's future this week
Real Madrid will hold further talks with Vincius Junior's representatives about his future this week.