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Washington Spirit sign Luvanga - but is it a record deal?
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Jaissle questions booking compared to rival managers
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Deco has explained why Anthony Gordon was deemed the 'best fit' for Barcelona following his £70million move from Newcastle United this summer. Gordon‚ who arrived joined Barcelona just weeks after representing England at the World Cup‚ has already made a positive start to life in Spain‚ chalking up five assists from four LaLiga appearances so far. Barcelona had the option to sign Marcus Rashford for £26m following his loan spell at the Nou Camp last season‚ but the Catalan giants ultimately opted to sign Gordon instead‚ forcing the Manchester United star to return to Old Trafford ahead of the 2026-27 campaign.
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Malagò surprised by ‘incredible' attempts to block FIGC role
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A Three-Year Memory Helped Casado Choose Deportivo Loan
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Can you tell me how to get to HSV Street?
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Jordan Henderson playing in front of 696 fans in Saudi Arabia - that's sportswashing in action
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Steven Gerrard reacts to Arsenal missing out on ‘perfect' signing as pundit claims he was ‘never' joining
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Manchester United are facing another protest - this time from its neighbours. Fans disgruntled with the club's ownership are planning to march to Old Trafford ahead of the weekend's Manchester derby. And it appears that United is also on a collision course with local residents over plans to introduce a first-ever fanzone at its iconic stadium.
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Alisson Becker has picked up an £8‚000 fine for misconduct following a furious outburst in the wake of Liverpool's 2-2 draw with Nottingham Forest last month.
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Former Tottenham boss Mauricio Pochettino has fervently argued that Spurs should be retrospectively crowned Premier League champions because of Chelsea's 'illegal' activity in the transfer market - and the numbers suggest he may well have a point. Chelsea pipped Spurs to the Premier League title under Antonio Conte in 2017‚ finishing the season on 93 points - seven clear of Tottenham's 86 - but have since admitted to breaking the rules by making more than £47million in secret payments to unregistered agents and third parties to facilitate transfers. The Blues were handed a record £10.75m fine for the breaches‚ a sanction regarded by many football fans as little more than a slap on the wrist given what Chelsea went on to achieve with the team they had assembled.