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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.
Arsenal midfielder Declan Rice is set to extend his stay at the Emirates, according to multiple UK newspapers pointing to an imminent new agreement.
George Russell set the pace in the opening practice session for the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, while Mercedes teammate Kimi Antonelli was sidelined by a hydraulics leak.
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.
An in-depth feature tracing the upbringing, family soccer culture, and competitive mentality that shaped Philadelphia Union and USMNT prospect Cavan Sullivan.
Robbie Ure, 22, has received his first call-up to the Scotland national team after progressing from Rangers to Sevilla via an unconventional career path.
BBC Sport takes an inside look at how Manchester City used a database of 650,000 players to rebuild their squad, employing analysts and data scientists to transform their recruitment strategy.
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.
Roberto Mancini is preparing for his second debut as Italy head coach and must resolve two key lineup decisions before the upcoming international match.
Lothar Matthäus has commented on Jürgen Klopp's early tenure as Germany head coach, highlighting Klopp's focus on the future of German football and his Dortmund roots.
Anthony Gordon has backed Thomas Tuchel's suggestion that England's identity is not built on possession, instead urging the Three Lions to focus on their own strengths ahead of facing Spain.
An analysis arguing that the international break has arrived at an inopportune moment for Roberto De Zerbi and Tottenham, disrupting momentum or compounding existing problems at the club.
A roundup of Italian football front-page news: Italy's national team unveils Zoma, Udinese complete a signing of Alaba, and Juventus pursue new goalkeepers.
Oli McBurnie says he is 'eternally grateful' and ready to prove himself for Scotland after being recalled to the national team squad.
AC Milan are pushing to extend Adrien Rabiot's contract, with the club hopeful he could see out his career at San Siro.
A young talent released by Roma has thrived at Cagliari, with his market value rising sharply ahead of a call-up to the Italy national team.
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.
BBC Sounds podcast discussing Hibernian's search for a new manager and the Scotland national team starting a new chapter.
A player named Charles, the subject of a record-breaking transfer fee, is reportedly adapting well to the pressure of his high valuation.
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.
Hibernian have been impressed by candidate Martin Reedijk during their ongoing search for a new manager, according to reports.
Chelsea Women secured a narrow victory over Austria Wien, with Kaptein scoring the decisive goal.
An editorial making the case for Liam Rosenior as a managerial candidate, drawing on his work at Strasbourg and ties to the BlueCo ownership group that links Chelsea, Strasbourg and Paris.
Sunderland midfielder Granit Xhaka has publicly admitted to forging a Covid-19 vaccine certificate and pulled out of the Switzerland national team squad. No sanctions have been disclosed by the club or the Swiss FA at the time of reporting.
Arsenal were well beaten at the Amex as Manchester City moved clear at the top. A tactical read on what the result tells us about Arsenal's structural problems — and what it does not.
Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham has said he would be open to trialling an end to the long-standing ban on alcohol consumption at football grounds in England.
Manchester United are reportedly considering Antonio Conte as a replacement for under-pressure manager Michael Carrick, according to paper talk.
BBC Sport's tactical analysis attributes Isak's improved form to Liverpool's structural adjustments rather than individual play. Sky Sports' weekend column corroborates the broader attacking uptick — and shows where the patterns are not clicking.
A hat-trick from Brobbey wasn't enough to stop Manchester City moving to the Premier League summit with a wild 5-3 win over Sunderland at the Etihad. The result told two completely different stories at once — and both of them were true.
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