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A Premier League independent panel has found Manchester City guilty on the majority of financial breach charges, with sanctions to be set in a follow-up hearing. The tactical consequences for Guardiola's squad geometry, weekly risk calculus, and recruitment are already in motion.
Deco confirmed Barcelona pursued Inter's Lautaro Martinez. What the refusal reveals about Inzaghi's project and the leverage Serie A clubs now hold in negotiations.
Premier League, Serie A, LaLiga and Bundesliga publish coordinated statement against Infantino's leadership, citing calendar, governance and financial disputes.
Udinese have signed David Alaba on a free transfer, ending his injury-stalled spell at Real Madrid. The tactical case for the move is real; the injury case is genuine uncertainty.
Vincenzo Italiano leaves Bologna for Besiktas after a reported agreement with Napoli fell through — and the gap at the top of Italian football shows.
Manchester United and Juventus are already circling the Manchester City left-back within months of his summer move from Wolves. The arithmetic of Guardiola's system explains why.
Manchester United's seventh straight annual loss sits alongside a £1bn debt, a £63.5m land purchase, and an £8.2m managerial parting. A reckoning the spreadsheets cannot defer.
Kieron Dyer is making progress as Southend United manager in the lower tiers of English football, reflecting on a turbulent past marked by disciplinary issues and serious health scares.
Italy have announced their squad numbers for the first Nations League match of the 2026-27 campaign against Belgium.
Ashley Sanchez reflects on her prolific NWSL scoring form, overcoming doubters, and her aspirations to return to the US Women's National Team.
Max Verstappen set the pace in a chaotic final practice session at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, displacing George Russell and Mercedes at the top of the timing sheets ahead of qualifying.
The Football Association has charged Chelsea over alleged discriminatory chanting by their supporters, with the club given until a stated deadline to respond.
Aberdeen have been deducted 500 tickets for an upcoming semi-final as punishment for a pitch invasion incident.
Humphrey Ker, widely regarded as a central figure in Wrexham's transformation under Hollywood ownership, has stepped down from the club's board of directors.
A Republic of Ireland international has publicly stated that the upcoming match against Israel should not proceed, citing political reasons related to the ongoing conflict in Gaza.
Kai Havertz is heading back to Arsenal for assessment after sustaining an injury while on international duty with Germany against the Netherlands.
The Guardian provides live coverage of the men's international football friendly between Australia and Brazil.
An Israeli player drew criticism from teammates and observers after celebrating a goal with a rifle gesture, resulting in a red card.
A round-up of key talking points from the EFL Championship, highlighting Swansea's strong start, West Ham United's attacking form, and Burnley's difficult run of results.
Veteran Italian coach Claudio Ranieri has expressed approval that young Italian players are gaining first-team experience abroad rather than remaining stuck in Serie A.
Nicolò Zaniolo has been left out of Italy's squad or is unavailable for the Nations League clash against Belgium, with reports explaining the reason behind his absence.
An FA Cup qualifying round match will be replayed after a refereeing error was identified, marking a rare decision by the Football Association.
The Athletic's Pulse newsletter highlights teenage sensation Cavan Sullivan as America's emerging soccer star, while also noting a rough outing for Green Bay in a separate sport.
Arsenal midfielder Declan Rice is set to extend his stay at the Emirates, according to multiple UK newspapers pointing to an imminent new agreement.
Juventus held talks in June over a potential move for Borussia Dortmund's Italian talent Inacio, according to reports.
The Brentford forward heard the Italy call in the room where he'd just beaten Chelsea. The choice between the Azzurri and the Super Eagles had been made earlier — in private, and on his terms.
Mikel Arteta has agreed a new three-year contract at Arsenal, multiple outlets report, weeks after leading the club to its first Premier League title in 22 years. The deal's length — and its timing — is a project-length statement about continuity, not a coronation.
A 2.82 goals-per-game start, more long-range strikes, and a tactical identity shift — the Premier League is no longer the dead-ball contest it became.
Jamie Carragher has called Arsenal's Riccardo Calafiori the Premier League's best left-back 'by far'. Italy, however, is asking the same player to operate as something else entirely. The tactical case for, and against, a defender living two positional lives at once.
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