Tomiyasu on his way to Venezia: ex-Arsenal defender agrees
Venezia strikes for Takehiro Tomiyasu, who can sign on a free transfer for three years. The club acted quickly after Marin Sverko's injury; Sassuolo was also on the fence.
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Sophie Baggaley signs on a free transfer with newly promoted Birmingham City after her departure from Brighton and must immediately provide competition and stability under the bar.
Arsenal have signed a new sponsorship deal with Emirates lasting until 2032. This contract shows the continued cooperation between the club and the airline.
UEFA has made its position clear by informing FIFA of the decision not to participate in global competitions. This is a strategic move to put pressure on FIFA, which previously made proposals to hand control of the World Cup to private investors.
Chelsea introduces Lacroix; the defender emphasizes winning and praises the ambition he also sees in Xabi Alonso.
Newspaper overview: Mancini back with Italy, Juventus active with Kolo Muani and Alajbegovic; L'Équipe about Infantino; Real Madrid linked to Rodri and Diomandé.
Barcelona's search for a centre-forward takes a hit: Plan B Eli Junior Kroupi is out for four months. The Catalans are waiting for a breakthrough around Julián Álvarez, while there is uncertainty around Ferrán Torres.

German Matthias Jaissle is considered a top candidate to succeed Eddie Howe at Newcastle United. A profile of the successful, offensive-minded trainer.

Eddie Howe leaves Newcastle United; Matthias Jaissle is the intended successor. This means a new trainer and possibly a different course for Sven Botman and Sean Steur.
FIGC prepares a minute's silence to honor Franco Baresi. Fiorentina tries to make a move for Franco Mastantuono. Federico Ravaglia leaves for Watford.
Cole Palmer had a difficult season and was not selected for the 2026 World Cup by national coach Thomas Tuchel. His absence caused a stir and was widely reported in the English media. Palmer looks back on his dip in form and the critical voices surrounding his non-selection.
Franco Baresi, club icon of AC Milan and world champion with Italy in 1982, has died at the age of 66. The legendary defender played 531 official matches for Milan and made 81 appearances for Italy.