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After five years at the helm, Eddie Howe has resigned, paving the way for Matthias Jaissle to lead Newcastle United. The move comes amid a challenging Premier League finish, key player departures and a new era of investment.
Eddie Howe has stepped down as Newcastle United manager with immediate effect, concluding a five‑year spell that delivered a long‑awaited domestic trophy and two Champions League qualifications. His departure follows intense discussions with the club's hierarchy, the sale of several key players, and the appointment of Al Ahli coach Matthias Jaissle, all under the ownership of Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund.
Newcastle United’s long‑serving manager Eddie Howe is set to leave after five years, paving the way for Austrian tactician Matthias Jaissle to take over, as the club navigates a busy transfer window and a disappointing league finish.
Former football chief Michael Edwards left Liverpool after Fenwick Sports Group scrapped its plan to acquire a second club, triggering a fresh wave of uncertainty in the club’s sporting leadership.
A record nine teams from the Asian Football Confederation entered the 2026 World Cup, but all were eliminated early, prompting scrutiny of the continent's football infrastructure.
From Saudi Arabia to London, clubs are negotiating multi‑million deals, while players negotiate unprecedented wages and potential free transfers.
With the tournament over, clubs are already maneuvering in the market, targeting key talents and surprising moves.
Bayern Munich has confirmed it will not sell Michael Olise this window, even as Real Madrid evaluates its options.
From Rodri’s future to Bouaddi’s potential $102.5 million switch, the summer window is shaping up as a chessboard of ambitions and negotiations.
From Erling Haaland’s Premier League heroics to Cristiano Ronaldo’s chase for 1,000 goals, theScore app lets fans stay on top of every move, match and milestone.
An independent monitoring body has raised formal concerns about unusual betting patterns and VAR delays during the 2026 men’s World Cup, highlighting the growing overlap between sports integrity and global financial markets.
With three wins needed to lift the trophy, England's star‑studded lineup features Harry Kane's Bayern Munich resurgence and Jude Bellingham's Real Madrid breakthrough, while a host of Premier League talents prepare for a showdown against Norway in Miami.
A retrospective on Cristiano Ronaldo’s record‑breaking moves, domestic triumphs across three leagues, and his recent decision to step away from the Portuguese national team after a World Cup exit.
A look at the conspiracy theories that swirl around every World Cup, from political meddling to commercial narratives.
After a lackluster World Cup showing, several Asian football associations have announced leadership changes, including the departures of Chung Mong-gyu, Hong Myung-bo, Son Heung-min and Yasser Al-Misehal, while coaches in Jordan, Qatar and Uzbekistan also face turnover.
A roundup of the most talked‑about moves, from Premier League ambitions to La Liga pursuits, highlights the ever‑shifting landscape of football’s biggest transfers.
From Liverpool's chase of Bradley Barcola to Barcelona's deadline for Julián Álvarez, the latest whispers reveal where top talent might head before the window closes.
Six Argentine managers are steering teams at the 2026 World Cup, echoing a century‑old tradition of coaching excellence that blends rigorous education with a deep‑rooted football culture.
A 6‑0 win for Canada against Qatar turned tragic when midfielder Ismaël Koné suffered a broken leg, prompting a red card for Qatari defender Assim Madibo and raising questions about the tournament's emerging storylines.
A look at the highlights from Matchday 6, featuring Messi, Mbappe and Haaland, and a preview of the upcoming fixtures.
Arsenal's measured style sparks fan frustration while global tournaments deliver the chaos and cultural pull that many now crave.
A friendly between Senegal and Saudi Arabia at Toyota Field drew international fans, local business activity and a glimpse of the excitement surrounding the upcoming 2026 FIFA World Cup.
Saudi Arabia’s football culture blends tradition with ambition, as World Cup memories, coaching shifts, and massive investment converge toward a future anchored by the 2034 tournament.
In a recent interview, Gus Poyet assessed the upcoming PSG‑Arsenal showdown, the challenges facing Ligue 1, and the growing influence of the Saudi Pro League.