Tottenham are reportedly interested in signing Newcastle midfielder Sandro Tonali, with Roberto De Zerbi said to view him as a top target. Any move would underline Spurs’ ambition, though Newcastle are unlikely to let hi
Continue ReadingFIFA says there is no evidence VAR official Shaun Evans breached the disciplinary code after a gesture controversy linked to Germany vs Curacao. The decision ends the immediate threat of punishment and aims to close the
Continue ReadingEngland head into their World Cup opener against Croatia with Thomas Tuchel still undecided on four starting positions. The biggest selection calls are at centre-back, both wings and No 10, making the team choice a major
Continue ReadingDanny Rohl has completed his move to RB Salzburg, while Derek McInnes is reported to be nearing the Rangers job. The update accelerates Rangers’ managerial transition and shifts focus to McInnes at Ibrox.
Continue ReadingIran drew 2-2 with New Zealand in Group G after twice coming from behind. Elijah Just scored both New Zealand goals, while Ramin Rezaeian and Mohammad Mohebbi rescued a point for Iran.
Continue ReadingSaudi Arabia drew 1-1 with Uruguay in Group H after Abdulelah Al-Amri opened the scoring and Mohammed Al-Owais made a series of key saves. Maxi Araujo equalised late for Uruguay, but Saudi Arabia left a strong impression
Continue ReadingCrystal Palace have named Pierre Sage as their new manager after agreeing compensation with RC Lens. The reported three-year deal shows Palace are backing a longer-term project after Oliver Glasner’s departure.
Continue ReadingCape Verde held Spain to a 0-0 draw in one of the World Cup’s biggest upsets. Veteran goalkeeper Vozinha starred as Spain dominated possession but failed to break down a disciplined Cape Verde defense.
Continue ReadingBelgium drew 1-1 with Egypt after Romelu Lukaku helped force an own goal just 22 seconds after coming on. Emam Ashour had put Egypt ahead, and the result highlighted both Egypt’s discipline and Belgium’s reliance on Luka
Continue ReadingA new overview has mapped out the summer transfer plans of all 20 Premier League clubs. The update offers a league-wide snapshot of priorities, targets and squad needs as teams shape their business for the new season.
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