England drew 0-0 with Ghana in Boston and failed to seize control of Group L. Harry Kane missed a late chance as Ghana’s compact defending earned a valuable point and kept qualification scenarios open.
Continue ReadingOxford United have appointed Aaron Ramsey as head coach after the departure of Matt Bloomfield. The former Arsenal and Wales midfielder is taking his first permanent managerial role in a bold move by the club.
Continue ReadingIpswich Town have appointed Gary O’Neil as manager on a three-year contract ahead of their Premier League return. He replaces Kieran McKenna and is tasked with leading the club through a crucial top-flight campaign.
Continue ReadingJulian Alvarez has said he wants to leave Atletico Madrid, putting his future at the center of the transfer market. Barcelona are reported to be his preferred destination, although no formal bid has yet been confirmed.
Continue ReadingAston Villa are reportedly demanding more than £100 million for Morgan Rogers amid interest from Arsenal and Chelsea. The valuation signals Villa’s intent to keep the attacker unless an extraordinary offer changes the si
Continue ReadingChelsea are reportedly open to selling Trevoh Chalobah despite his 47 appearances last season. Interest is building from Como and other ambitious clubs, making the defender a notable name in the summer transfer market.
Continue ReadingChristian Pulisic has returned to training ahead of the United States’ key World Cup group match against Turkey. His availability gives the USMNT a major attacking lift, with Folarin Balogun also highlighting the squad’s
Continue ReadingAlgeria came from behind to beat Jordan 2-1 in Group J and stay alive in the World Cup qualification race. Nizar Al Rashdan scored first for Jordan before Nadhir Benbouali and Amine Gouiri completed the comeback, with bo
Continue ReadingNorway beat Senegal 3-2 in a thrilling Group I match to qualify for the knockout stage. Erling Haaland scored twice, Pedersen added one, and Ismaila Sarr’s brace kept Senegal in contention until the end.
Continue ReadingFrance beat Iraq 3-0 in Group I after a two-hour weather delay in Philadelphia. Kylian Mbappe scored twice, Ousmane Dembele added another, and France advanced to the knockout stage with a composed display.
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