FIFA has ditched its controversial proposal to sell stakes in the World Cup and other tournaments to private investors after strong opposition from governing bodies worldwide. The decision leaves FIFA President Gianni Infantino facing public embarrassment and questions over his future.
Read MoreChelsea's new recruit, Maxence Lacroix, has been praised by manager Xabi Alonso for his winning mentality and robust personality. Alonso believes that Lacroix will significantly strengthen Chelsea's defense line.
Read MoreTottenham's pursuit of Eli Junior Kroupi has been delayed due to the player's recent injury. Meanwhile, the club is considering other options with Richarlison potentially exiting.
Read MoreLeeds United's hopes of adding Levante striker Carlos Espí to their squad have been dashed as Real Madrid successfully activated his £21.4 million release clause. Despite Leeds' interest, no formal approaches were made and Espí's transfer to Real Madrid now looks imminent.
Read MoreFIFA's plans to bring in private investment for the World Cup and other major tournaments have stirred controversy in the football world. UEFA and other football bodies strongly oppose this proposal, even threatening to boycott FIFA competitions.
Read MoreThe Czech Republic has expressed tentative support for Gianni Infantino's contentious proposal to privatize stakes in the FIFA World Cup. The plan, which has been criticized for a lack of transparency, promises significant financial returns for FIFA's member associations.
Read MoreSingapore is set to compete in the inaugural FIFA ASEAN Cup, where it will face off against Indonesia, Malaysia, and India. The tournament will feature 14 teams divided into two divisions, with Singapore in the Premier Division.
Read MoreRoberto Mancini, returning as Italy's head coach, publically apologized for his past departure and pledged to bring the national team back to its former glory.
Read MoreManchester United may accept a £30m offer from Tottenham Hotspur for Marcus Rashford, whose future is uncertain following Barcelona's decision not to sign him permanently.
Read MoreUEFA has dismissed FIFA's plan of selling minority stakes in its newly announced commercial subsidiary, FIFA Forward Enterprise (FFE). UEFA warns against commercialising the sport's governance and identity, escalating the ongoing tension between the two football governing bodies.
Read MoreWatford is adamant to keep Socceroos star Nestory Irankunda for another season, rejecting an approach from Sporting CP. Club chairman Scott Duxbury believes staying in England is the best option for the 20-year-old's development.
Read MoreChelsea FC has reportedly finalized a deal to bring Brighton's Danny Welbeck into the fold. This move signifies a shift in Chelsea's recruitment strategy, favoring proven experience over young potential.
Read MoreLiverpool's new striker for the upcoming season is yet to be decided, with two major players in the running. The team is grappling with injuries, putting added weight on the final decision.
Read MoreEnglish footballer John Stones is reportedly on the brink of joining Inter after verbally agreeing to a transfer deal, bypassing interest from Juventus, Arsenal, and Chelsea.
Read MoreKevin Keegan, the revered English footballer who made a significant impact both on and off the field, has passed away at 75. The two-time Ballon d'Or recipient was a trailblazer within the sport and a celebrated figure in popular culture.
Read MoreThe Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) and AFC Toronto have publicly denounced the racial abuse directed at footballer Esther Okoronkwo, underlining their commitment to fair play and respect in sports.
Read MoreThe football schedule for Tuesday features Santos in the Copa Sul-Americana, along with various matches in Série B and other leagues around the world.
Read MoreLiverpool is reportedly on the brink of securing a £140m transfer target, providing a significant boost to the team. However, the club is also grappling with injury setbacks, potentially affecting their summer preparations.
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