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Alejandro Garnacho has made his choice and will strengthen Aston Villa, while Roma are left with a void in attack.
The 2026 World Cup quarter-finals are set after victories by Argentina (3-2 vs. Egypt) and Switzerland (on penalties vs. Colombia). Four matches: France-Morocco, Spain-Belgium, England-Norway and Argentina-Switzerland.
England have suffered another bitter defeat at the World Cup, this time after a spectacular comeback against Argentina in the semi-final. The hope of a second world title remains absent, while disappointment is once again playing tricks on the English fans. In this article we look back at England's string of dramatic eliminations from major tournaments since their legendary World Cup success in 1966.
Juventus is preparing to sell Tarik Muharemovic to Leeds, which will give the club financial breathing space. Despite the new resources, a defender remains out of the picture for the time being: Juventus first focuses on attracting a goalkeeper and a striker.
Arsenal will thoroughly assess William Saliba's back injury once he returns from World Cup commitments. The injury, which worsened during the tournament, could potentially lead to surgery, affecting the new season.
Argentina beat England 2-1 in the semi-finals and recorded their third World Cup victory over this opponent; Spain is the opponent in the final.
Tactical choices by Thomas Tuchel lead to a disappointing elimination of England in the semi-final against Argentina, causing the World Cup dream to evaporate.
Spanish player asks for leniency for Paredes after World Cup final riot; FIFA starts investigation despite no red card.
FIFA has unveiled the official 2026 World Cup Team of the Tournament; World champion Spain provides the most players with three representatives.
Arsenal remain interested in signing Newcastle midfielder Bruno Guimarães. Newcastle has set an asking price of £100 million, but the London club is still considering making a rapprochement, while transfer plans for the midfield are becoming increasingly concrete.
Luciano Buonfiglio, the new president of the CONI, talks about the preparations for Euro 2032 and criticizes political interference in football, especially around Folarin Balogun.