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Barcelona keep a La Masia goalkeeper despite interest from La Liga. Names such as Szczesny and Joan García were mentioned in the goalkeeping puzzle around ter Stegen and Peña, but the talent remains in Barcelona, according to reports.
The Football World Cup is known worldwide for legendary goals, surprising winners and intense rivalry. But sometimes the headlines come not only from the field, but also from the boardrooms of the world football association. In its long history, FIFA has taken several high-profile decisions that have regularly caused controversy, such as whether or not to admit players, the influence of political leaders and striking punishments. The cases surrounding Balogun, Garrincha and the role of Pinochet show how complex and controversial the management behind the tournament can sometimes be.
Southend United strengthens itself with Vontae Daley-Campbell. The 25-year-old right-footed wingback comes on a free transfer after leaving Chesterfield and signs a one-year contract.
Round of World Cup debate on Balogun case culminates in a call for KNVB to take a clearer position towards FIFA and political interference.
Aston Villa would bet on Alejandro Garnacho. The potential deal could shake up the wing market in Italy, with Roma, Napoli, Fiorentina and Milan among the possible parties involved. Fabrizio Romano reported the development; details are still scarce.
Cody Gakpo and Virgil van Dijk will not travel to the US with Liverpool for the pre-season, while Ryan Gravenberch will be present.
Nicolò Zaniolo has extended his contract with Udinese until 2029, putting to rest rumors of a departure. The attacker emphasizes his respect for the club and the fans.
Real Madrid stands out for its busy transfer activities in the run-up to the 2026-27 season. The Spanish superpower is betting on a double deal with Fulham, where, in addition to the signing of midfielder Yan Diomande, the arrival of Rodri is also expected in the short term.
Liverpool CEO Billy Hogan looks ahead to a new season as he prepares in the US. He discusses the intended strategic investment, the transition within the club and emphasizes that Fenway Sports Group remains fully committed to the future of Liverpool.
UEFA has announced major changes to the supervision of yellow cards in the Champions League, Europa League and Conference League. A notable change concerns the new policy regarding the number of yellow cards with which players can be suspended in the group phase.
Liverpool have been linked abroad with an immediate transfer deal worth around £41m to a top European club. Despite unrest at Anfield, the club could strike, although there has been no official confirmation yet.