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ESPNEA FC 27 player ratings: Mbappé 91, Gabriel 89
EA Sports have revealed the 27 top-rated men's and women's players ahead the much-anticipated release of FC 27.
ESPNWhat will Mourinho's Real Madrid starting XI look like?
Real Madrid have responded to a second season without a major trophy with a slew of big summer signings. How will coach José Mourinho fit them all in?
Sky Sports FootballArteta: We want to be the best club in the world
Mikel Arteta is excited to keep building Arsenal after their Premier League win, vowing to make them "the best club in the world".
Sky Sports FootballPapers: Barca midfielder rejects chance to join Man Utd
The top stories and transfer rumours from Wednesday's newspapers...
The Guardian FootballBarcelona steal Rodri away from Real Madrid and plan to make him new Busquets
Spain’s World Cup-winning captain has completed his move to Camp Nou where he is a natural successor to club legend By the time Flight PTN27B started its descent into El Prat a bit before 8pm on Monday evening, a small crowd had gathered by the terminal doors, waiting for it to land. A few people stood and watched the sky, cameras out to capture its arrival. A lot more watched on their phones. In the two hours it had taken to get there from Manchester, taking off at 5.11pm, 101 minutes behind schedule, the Pilatus PC-24 had become the most tracked plane on the planet. Everyone knew that Rodrigo Hernández was on board. Unless, of course, he had been sneaked away in a catering cart. Five days earlier, Rodri had been seen, and recorded, at Barajas airport waiting to get on a flight back to Manchester from Madrid. He wheeled a small RFEF (Spanish football federation) case with his name on, stood alone in the queue, the World Cup-winning captain just a bloke in shorts and T-shirt, and his stay in the UK was supposed to be brief, just long enough to say goodbye. The plane he was boarding was a Ryanair one: that was the detail everyone homed in on, something extraordinary in the ordinariness. This time, though, he came on a private jet, one way. His family travelled with him. He came to sign for FC Barcelona. Continue reading...
Sky Sports FootballThe Premier League is back! All 20 clubs assessed
Football hasn't stopped this summer, so to make sure you're up to speed with how every Premier League team is shaping up ahead of the new season we've taken a look at their preparations for the new campaign.
Sky Sports Premier LeagueArteta says he will sign new Arsenal contract in 'organic way'
Mikel Arteta has revealed he will sign a new Arsenal contract and there is no need for fans to be worried about his future.
Sky Sports Premier League'Made of muscles!' Why Villa want Japan goalkeeper Suzuki
Having been linked with a move to Paris Saint-Germain, Zion Suzuki is set for a switch to the Premier League with Aston Villa instead. It marks the next step on the 23-year-old Japanese goalkeeper's rise to the game's summit after a stellar World Cup.
ESPNBruno handed Arsenal start, Martinelli not in squad
Bruno Guimarães and Elliot Anderson will make their first starts for Arsenal and Manchester City respectively in the Community Shield following their big-money moves in the summer.
The Guardian FootballCommunity Shield offers insight into Arsenal’s desire and Maresca’s Manchester City impact | Jonathan Wilson
Wembley curtain-raiser can offer clues but it is no reliable pointer to a season – its winners have not landed the title since 2018 The doubt for anyone when a long-strived-for goal has been achieved is hunger. Arsenal waited 22 years for their 14th league title and, compounding the yearning, finished second three times in a row before finally lifting the Premier League trophy in May. The physical exertions of last season were immense – as seen by Declan Rice’s clear exhaustion and Bukayo Saka’s intermittent contributions at the World Cup, where William Saliba picked up a back injury – but so too was the emotional strain. The first weeks of a new season after a major tournament, especially the World Cup, are often a little erratic anyway, but this feels like a particularly unpredictable start to a campaign. Nine of the 20 Premier League clubs have changed manager this summer. For the first time in 40 years, none of the five big managerial beasts of the Premier League era – Sir Alex Ferguson, Arsène Wenger, José Mourinho, Jürgen Klopp and Pep Guardiola – will be in charge of a club. There are unknowns and uncertainty everywhere, even at Arsenal. Mikel Arteta may be the longest-serving manager in the league but there are questions even there; it would be no great surprise if Arsenal were to start slowly. Continue reading...
ESPNRanked: The 30 best men's soccer club managers in Europe
Luis Enrique? Pep Guardiola? Who is going to be No. 1? ESPN lists the top men's managers in the European club game.
The Guardian FootballLa Liga 2026-27 preview: Madrid look to Mourinho in bid to dethrone Barcelona
Florentino Pérez pressed the Special One button again after two straight trophyless seasons at Real, but Lamine Yamal and co remain title favourites A lot has changed since José Mourinho was last appointed Real Madrid manager, but a lot has also not changed. Before his first game in charge in 2010, Spain had just become world champions , their extra-time winner in the final scored by a Barcelona player after their opponents, who had been reduced to 10 men, had tried to kick them off the park. Like then, Mourinho’s task is to take down a Barcelona team that have won two La Liga titles in succession . And like then, he has a host of world-class talent at his disposal. Florentino Pérez is also still around – and he is largely the reason why Mourinho is back. After the chief executive, José Ángel Sánchez, was said to have led the charge to appoint Xabi Alonso last summer, the 79-year-old club president has made the decision his own this time. He promised Mourinho, who won La Liga with 100 points in his first spell, would return if he was re-elected in snap elections in June and the announcement came , in true Pérez style, on the opening day of the World Cup. Continue reading...
Sky Sports FootballArteta says he will sign new Arsenal contract in 'organic way'
Mikel Arteta has revealed he will sign a new Arsenal contract and there is no need for fans to be worried about his future.
Sky Sports Premier LeagueArteta: There's more we want to do in the transfer market
Mikel Arteta says Arsenal are actively looking for more new signings in the transfer market but admits there is only a small pool of available players who can take them to the next level.
The Guardian Football‘Not going to be an issue’: Mikel Arteta relaxed about Arsenal contract situation
Manager’s deal expires at end of the new season ‘They don’t have to worry … I want to be here’ Mikel Arteta has said he is relaxed about his Arsenal contract expiring at the end of the new season and believes his side will need to be better than last year to defend their title successfully. The Premier League champions will face Enzo Maresca’s Manchester City in the Community Shield in Cardiff on Sunday and are heavy favourites to win back-to-back league titles for the first time since the 1930s. The departure of Pep Guardiola from their traditional rivals City means Arteta is now the Premier League’s longest-serving manager, with the Spaniard having joined in December 2019. Continue reading...
BBC SportArteta not worried about Arsenal contract talks
Mikel Arteta says supporters "don't have to worry about" his future at Arsenal as he wants to extend his contract and the time left on his deal is "not an issue".
The Guardian Premier LeaguePremier League 2026-27 preview No 10: Fulham
With Marco Silva leaving after five years, can the club take advantage of the links their new coach, Álvaro Arbeloa, has with Real Madrid? Guardian writers’ predicted position: 15th (NB: this is not necessarily John Brewin’s prediction but the average of our writers’ tips) Last season’s position: 11th Continue reading...
ESPN🤷♂️ None of Real Madrid's transfers make sense
Real Madrid have more money to be successful than any club on the planet, but their moves lately make no sense. What gives?