Sir Jim Ratcliffe has barely had a quiet week since arriving at Manchester United, and that is before you even get into the football. The INEOS founder
A consortium led by former professional poker player James Bord pulls out of a takeover of Sheffield Wednesday
Legendary Bayern Munich goalkeeper Manuel Neuer is still the 1A between the sticks in Bavaria, and if he were to call it a career, it sounds like he has no intention of ever leaving the Allianz Arena.
Arda Guler is almost silently putting together an incredible season for Real Madrid as a provider, and according to statistics by Squawka, the Turkish international’s 25 chances created in the current Champions League campaign are the most ever by a player younger than 21 to start the season in the history of the competition.
Carlo Ancelotti has opted against recalling Neymar Junior for Brazil’s March friendlies. The decision arrives at a time when debate around Neymar Junior’s international future has intensified, particularly following Santos’ recent domestic setback.
Manchester United are set for a major midfield overhaul this summer as the next phase of their squad rebuild gets underway. Last summer saw Benjamin Sesko, Matheus Cunha, Bryan Mbeumo and Senne Lammens join the club, strengthening their attack and goalkeeper departments.
Hugo Ekitike is already nine goals away from matching the record for most goals scored by a French player at Liverpool. The 23-year-old arrived from Eintracht Frankfurt in the summer of 2025, with Liverpool paying an initial fee of £69 million to bring him in.
The Vancouver Whitecaps signed defender Tristan Blackmon and midfielder Andres Cubas to contract extensions. Blackmon, the 2025 MLS Defender of the Year, is now under contract through the 2029-30 season.
Former England manager Sam Allardyce has not dismissed the possibility that Manchester United could one day sign Cole Palmer from Chelsea. Palmer, 23, made a big impression at Stamford Bridge after joining the Blues from Manchester City in 2023.
Manchester United’s summer planning is already planning to take shape, with several key decisions potentially reshaping the squad. One area under particular scrutiny is the future of captain Bruno Fernandes.
Manchester City’s dominance on the pitch tells one story. Off it, the club faces arguably the biggest regulatory storm in Premier League history, 115 charges that could reshape English football as we know it.
Borussia Dortmund criticise the "disproportionate measures" taken by the Italian authorities that means some of their fans will miss Wednesday's Champions League match at Atalanta.
The Republic of Ireland's home Nations League fixture against Israel on 4 October will be played at Dublin's Aviva Stadium, says the the Football Association of Ireland.
Aaron Paul, Jobi McAnuff & Tommy Smith discuss the top stories from the EFL.
Gianluca Prestianni will miss the second leg of Benfica's Champions League tie against Real Madrid after Uefa reject the club's appeal against his suspension.
The amount Manchester United owe increases to almost £1.3bn in outstanding transfer fees, rolling credit facility and legacy debt.
The Africa Cup of Nations proved to be "a big stumbling block" when Manchester United discussed signing Victor Osimhen, according to former coach Benni McCarthy.
England captain Leah Williamson says she would "never rule out" strike action to get players' messaging across to governing bodies about schedule concerns.
US government officials are warned that there could be "catastrophic" security consequences if cities hosting World Cup matches do not receive funding that has been frozen.
Chelsea and West Ham are fined £325,000 and £300,000 respectively for a "mass confrontation" between players in their match in January.
Multi-club ownership group co-founder Victoire Cogevina Reynal has left Mercury13 five months after taking over Bristol City Women.
Scottish Premiership leaders Hearts will be without defender Stuart Findlay for six weeks while record signing Eduardo Ageu will miss the rest of the season.
The Lionesses will host Ukraine in their Women's World Cup qualifier at the Hill Dickinson Stadium in June.
Former England goalkeeper Joe Hart says his return to Shrewsbury Town as a stand-in goalkeeper coach was "a lot of fun".
Gianni Infantino has clashed with unions and European football, but after 10 years as Fifa president he remains in an impregnable position.
Former Chelsea captain John Terry says he is "frustrated" at being overlooked for a caretaker role following Enzo Maresca's departure as head coach in January.
BBC Sport's Ask Me Anything team looks at when the Champions League knockout phase draw takes place and who Premier League teams could face.
West Bromwich Albion sack head coach Eric Ramsay after only nine games in charge at The Hawthorns.
Italian clubs are on the brink of a historic Champions League embarrassment, with the prospect of none making the last 16.
Jacob Murphy says Newcastle will relish whoever they face in the Champions League last 16 after progressing via the play-offs.