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Bayern Munich is weighing a move for French defender Jules Koundé, while Premier League rivals circle, Barcelona eyes Šeško, Juventus revives Goretzka talks, Salah eyes Saudi, and Newcastle eyes Manzambi.
After a disappointing World Cup campaign, Julian Nagelsmann resigned, opening the door for Jürgen Klopp, whose potential appointment is backed by Bayern Munich's leadership.
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.
A 3-0 loss to Morocco capped a challenging tournament for Canada, yet the coach sees a foundation for future growth and the nation celebrates a promising display.
A 3-0 loss to Morocco eliminated Canada from the World Cup, but coach Jesse Marsch praised his side's growth, while Prime Minister Mark Carney hailed the historic run.
With Canada already assured of a spot in the knockout stage, captain Alphonso Davies chose to sit out the last group‑stage game against Morocco, citing lingering hamstring issues. Coach Jesse Marsch backed the move, emphasizing the need to protect the player’s long‑term health.
Canada fell 3-0 to Morocco in the round of 16, but coach Jesse Marsch highlighted the squad’s growth and the nation’s pride in their World Cup journey.
A 3‑0 loss to Morocco highlighted both the promise and the setbacks faced by Canada, with coach Jesse Marsch praising his side's performance while acknowledging the impact of key absences.
A look at the journey of the Canadian international who rose from a Ghanaian refugee camp to European glory.
Canada's lineup sees the return of Luc de Fougerolles and Moïse Bombito, while Niko Sigur earns his first start, as the team prepares to battle Morocco, a match that will determine the quarterfinal berth.
The Athletic’s daily World Cup predictions feature a unique blend of professional analysis, fan participation, and whimsical contenders, offering readers a chance to track expert forecasts across the tournament’s early rounds.
Canada will meet Morocco at NRG Stadium on Saturday, July 4, in a clash that could rewrite the nation's World Cup narrative. Both teams bring distinct strengths, from Canada's rising stars to Morocco's attacking firepower.
Liverpool’s willingness to sell Virgil van Dijk, Fulham’s chase of Crysencio Summerville, and a flurry of moves involving Harry Kane, Mohamed Salah and others dominate the latest transfer gossip.
Thomas Müller reflects on Germany's World Cup disappointment, critiques the team's lack of consistency, and urges a clear strategic vision and modern player development to restore the nation's competitive edge.
Bayern Munich has announced the acquisition of Nathaniel Brown from Eintracht Frankfurt for a fee of €55 million, a contract until June 2031, and a plan to integrate the versatile defender into a squad reshaped by recent injuries and new signings.
A tongue‑in‑cheek declaration of French allegiance reveals admiration for a team that blends flair, speed, and cultural diversity, while star players and upcoming fixtures promise a thrilling tournament.
After a decorated stint with Bayern Munich, Georgia Stanway returns to England, signing a three‑year deal with Arsenal and reflecting on the cultural adjustments, family support, and the pull of home fans that shaped her decision.
According to Sports Illustrated, Borussia Dortmund’s Felix Nmecha is a top target for Manchester United and Manchester City, while Arsenal pushes for Morgan Rogers. Newcastle fears losing Bruno Guimarães to Arsenal, and Chelsea and Tottenham eye Monaco’s Folarin Balogun. Tottenham also eyes Crysencio Summerville, and Manchester United considers Manuel Ugarte and Kit Margetson. Kylian Mbappé tries to lure Michael Olise to Real Madrid, and Barcelona and Atlético Madrid follow Cristian Romero. João Cancelo wants to leave Al Hilal for Barcelona, while Real Madrid struggles to sign Enzo Fernández from Chelsea.
France's four‑match, 13‑goal burst features a quartet of stars whose combined talent rivals the greats of 2002 Brazil and 1954 Hungary, with Michael Olise poised to match Pelé's assist record.
France's World Cup squad has exploded onto the tournament stage with 13 goals in four matches, driven by a dazzling attacking trio and a tactical mastermind.
France's World Cup campaign has been defined by an unprecedented attacking surge, with the team netting 13 goals in just four matches.
France's World Cup campaign has been defined by an unprecedented attacking constellation that blends raw speed, technical brilliance and a collective hunger for victory.
France’s Michael Olise has delivered six assists at the World Cup, igniting speculation about his club future and a potential switch to Real Madrid.
Sports Illustrated's latest roundup highlights potential exits, record‑breaking fees and strategic signings that could reshape several elite squads.