Liverpool’s Transfer Turmoil: Gakpo and Jones Set for Exit as FSG Faces £70m Tottenham Test
Liverpool face a summer of upheaval as Cody Gakpo heads for a £70m Tottenham move and Curtis Jones seeks an exit, raising questions about FSG’s direction.
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Liverpool face a summer of upheaval as Cody Gakpo heads for a £70m Tottenham move and Curtis Jones seeks an exit, raising questions about FSG’s direction.
Chelsea demand £70m from Manchester City for Pedro Neto as the Blues look to balance the books after a record-breaking £117million deal for Morgan Rogers.
Eintracht Frankfurt's new coach Adi Hütter has ended Borussia Dortmund's hopes of signing young right-back Elias Baum, insisting the academy product will stay. A lesson in loyalty and pragmatism for German football.
Newcastle United’s defensive crisis has opened the door for forgotten Serbian defender Miodrag Pivas, signed by Paul Mitchell two years ago, to audition for a first-team role against Bristol City. With senior centre-halves injured or absent, the 21-year-old faces a make-or-break moment.
The disgraceful scenes that marred the World Cup final have ignited a furious international backlash, with a petition demanding Argentina be banned from future tournaments now attracting over 23 million signatures. In the face of this condemnation, Argentina’s president, Javier Milei, has retreated into a bunker of nationalist grievance.
Kasper Schmeichel reveals how a shoulder injury and the jeers of Celtic fans forced him into retirement, ending a career that included a Premier League title and 120 Denmark caps.
President Donald Trump is set to present the World Cup trophy to the winner of Sunday's final between Argentina and Spain. But to him, the real victor of soccer's premier tournament just might be the United States.
Peter Schmeichel has slammed Thomas Tuchel for leaving Bukayo Saka on the bench in England’s World Cup semi-final defeat, calling it a ‘mistake’ that could haunt the manager.
FIFA plans to extend the World Cup final half-time to 30 minutes for a pop concert, defying IFAB rules and angering England fans. A blow to football tradition.
Lionel Messi has issued a crude warning to England's players ahead of the World Cup semi-final, declaring his Argentina side 'never stops believing' after a controversial win over Switzerland.
England’s captain Harry Kane scored the winning goal in a 3-2 thriller against Mexico, but his voice gave out in a BBC interview. Piers Morgan joined the mockery, while Jordan Henderson’s injury threatens the quarter-final against Norway.
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England face DR Congo in the World Cup Round of 32 on July 1st. Thomas Tuchel's side must overcome their attacking woes to avoid a national embarrassment in Atlanta.
Amanda Anisimova returns to Wimbledon a year after her 6-0 6-0 final defeat by Iga Swiatek. Can the American's trademark resilience carry her back to the summit at SW19?
An €80,000 Affinisea gelding headlines record-breaking trade at the Tattersalls Ireland Derby Sale, as British buyers reaffirm their commitment to quality bloodstock and the enduring traditions of National Hunt racing.
I flew up to New York and was meant to go to Los Angeles after that but obviously had to cut it short when I got the message on Monday. I am still trying to get my money back.
Germany must navigate their most demanding fixture of Group E when they face Ivory Coast at BMO Field, after a devastating opening victory that masked familiar defensive vulnerabilities.