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UEFA is angry about reports that FIFA plans to sell shares in the World Cup. This possible move could affect the balance of power in international football. What does this mean for the 2026 World Cup and the position of UEFA?
Cucurella keeps his word and gets a World Cup tattoo for the Spanish national coach, after a promise during the tournament. The gesture emphasizes team spirit and confidence within the Spanish selection.
Chelsea beat Western Sydney Wanderers 6-4 in an entertaining friendly, with goals from Dastan Satpayev, Dario Essugo and Jamie Gittens, among others.
According to Sky Germany, Jesper Lindstrøm is close to a loan transfer from Napoli to Schalke 04. The clubs are said to be working on the final details; the Danish winger already has an agreement in principle with the club from Gelsenkirchen.
Roberto Mancini returns as Italy coach, and his mother shares her joy and hope for future success, while emphasizing the importance of nurturing young talent.
Savinho is open to a move from Manchester City to Tottenham Hotspur. Spurs, which already invested heavily this summer, see the Brazilian as a new link in Roberto De Zerbi's team; City want a replacement first.
Infantino's ultimatum emphasizes the pressure on national associations and clubs in light of the possible boycott of the 2026 World Cup. This could have major consequences for the organization of the tournament.
AC Milan defender Matteo Gabbia shares his thoughts on Rafael Leao's future and highlights the importance of team values.
Middlesbrough have signed American midfielder Sebastian Berhalter from Vancouver Whitecaps. The 25-year-old has signed a four-year contract and hopes to make his mark in the Championship.
Liverpool are close to an agreement with PSG striker Bradley Barcola. Journalist David Lynch points to positive prospects in negotiations despite financial obstacles. Barcola is interested in a switch.
New figures show that only a handful of top Serie A clubs have actually added Italian players to their squads this summer. Despite discussions about the lack of advancement of domestic talent, policymakers structurally opt for foreign footballers and experienced staff in the rotation. The impact on Italian football is palpable.