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England defender Marc Guehi, together with Toshiba TV and streetwear label Killa Villa, has unveiled a limited‑edition shirt that celebrates the history of watching football at home, inspired by Sir Geoff Hurst’s 1966 heroics.
Arsenal secured the Premier League crown, ending a 22‑year drought, while broader challenges — from dwindling club profits to a wave of talent leaving England — threaten the competition's long‑term stability.
Villarreal CF has confirmed the hiring of Iñigo Pérez on a three‑year deal, marking a new chapter for the club as it prepares for another stint in the UEFA Champions League.
Unai Emery’s full control over transfers, UEFA financial limits and a list of potential signings and departures define Villa’s summer strategy.
A multi‑state investigation into FIFA’s ticket sales reveals allegations of artificial scarcity and seat reshuffling, casting a shadow over the upcoming North American World Cup.
A flurry of moves involving Vinicius Junior, Rafael Leão, Enzo Fernández and others is reshaping the landscape of Europe's top clubs.
The United States secured a 3‑2 victory over Senegal, with Christian Pulisic scoring twice as the team tested new tactics ahead of the World Cup.
A flurry of transfer chatter links several high‑profile players with clubs across England, Spain, Italy and France, while managers and agents hint at possible switches before the window closes.
The USMNT will test its depth against Senegal in Charlotte, with key players like Christian Pulisic and Ricardo Pepi aiming to make an impact before the World Cup opener against Paraguay.
With the opening match against Paraguay looming, the U.S. must navigate a key defensive absence and a new captaincy as it prepares for a home‑field heavy World Cup campaign.
Pochettino’s appointment signals a shift toward intensity, high press and a hunger for victory, with key figures like Christian Pulisic and Folarin Balogun poised to lead the attack.
With defender Chris Richards sidelined by an ankle injury, coach Mauricio Pochettino emphasizes rehabilitation over a friendly against Senegal, and veteran Tim Ream is appointed captain as the United States prepares to co‑host the World Cup and open its campaign against Paraguay on June 12.
Chris Richards faces a uncertain World Cup spot due to an ankle injury, while Tim Ream is named captain for the co-hosted tournament.
With Chris Richards sidelined by a torn ankle ligament, the U.S. team leans on veteran Tim Ream as it fine‑tunes its roster for the upcoming tournament co‑hosted with Mexico and Canada.
Ahead of a pivotal friendly against Senegal in Charlotte, the U.S. Men's National Team unveils a blend of experienced stars and emerging talent, aiming to restore confidence before the World Cup.
A torn ankle ligament has sidelined Chris Richards for the upcoming match, prompting coach Mauricio Pochettino to reassess the U.S. defensive options before the 2026 World Cup.
Liverpool have dismissed Arne Slot and are hunting a coach who can revive the aggressive, urgent style of play that defined Jürgen Klopp’s tenure, with Andoni Iraola leading the shortlist after guiding Bournemouth to European qualification.
After two seasons that delivered a Premier League crown but also a series of setbacks, Arne Slot was dismissed by Liverpool. The fallout with Mohamed Salah and the reactions of key teammates accelerated the decision, while former Bournemouth manager Andoni Iraola emerges as the leading candidate to take over.
Liverpool’s 2025‑26 campaign unraveled in spectacular fashion, culminating in the sacking of Arne Slot after a season marked by a steep points regression, porous defence and a costly recruitment drive.
U.S. men’s national team midfielder Brenden Aaronson missed a training session to get married, with manager Mauricio Pochettino’s blessing, as teammates prepare to view the ceremony online.
U.S. men’s national team midfielder Brenden Aaronson missed a training session to attend his wedding to Milana D’Ambra. Coach Mauricio Pochettino approved the leave, and the squad plans to view the ceremony via FaceTime before continuing World Cup preparations.
Manchester United eye Rafael Leao, Manchester City face potential departures, and several high‑profile players consider new destinations.
From Nottingham Forest to Real Madrid, the summer window is shaping up to be one of the most expensive in recent memory, with clubs across Europe eyeing marquee signings.
Arsenal seeks to complete a historic domestic and European double while PSG aims to cement its modern dynasty, setting the stage for a tactical showdown.