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Thursday, 1 October 2026

• Alberto Gilardino's Parma return is really about reset, not nostalgia

  Alberto Gilardino says Parma must be humble, ambitious and united after replacing Carlos Cuesta, with four points from five Serie A matches.

  5 min read
• Fifa injury compensation after international break injuries

  BBC explains when clubs can claim Fifa compensation after players are injured on international duty, including the 28-day threshold and 7.5 million euro cap.

  3 min read
• Jacobo Ramon transfer race grows as Como minutes keep him in Italy

  Jacobo Ramon says he is focused on Como as Real Madrid, Arsenal and Chelsea circle a possible 2027 return, with regular minutes still central.

  3 min read
• Victor Muñoz says Liverpool move still has not fully sunk in

  Victor Muñoz says his Liverpool move has happened so fast he has not fully processed it. He also says the Premier League is helping him grow.

  3 min read
• Manchester City expulsion fears grow over commercial fallout

  Premier League executives fear expelling Manchester City could trigger major commercial damage, with 15 votes needed and the commission still deciding.

  3 min read
• Lucas Gourna-Douath crash near Hull City training ground

  Lucas Gourna-Douath crashed near Hull City's training ground, with police and the club confirming no one was hurt after a second incident on the same road.

  2 min read
• Jürgen Klopp draws a line against racism before Germany face Serbia

  Jürgen Klopp used his first Germany press conference to reject racist abuse, defend the squad's diversity and look ahead to Serbia.

  3 min read
• Martin Odegaard injury update leaves Wales call late

  Martin Odegaard remains a late fitness call for Wales vs Norway after an ankle knock against Portugal, with Norway and Arsenal still monitoring him.

  2 min read
• Endrick January loan talk returns as Real Madrid minutes dry up

  Endrick has only 4 La Liga minutes for Real Madrid this season, with January loan talk growing after his comments on pressure and gratitude.

  2 min read
• Scott McTominay tops BBC's ranking of Britain's best exports this century

  BBC ranks the best British football exports this century, led by Scott McTominay's Napoli breakthrough, Jadon Sancho's Dortmund numbers and David

  3 min read
• Ivan Toney arrives at court over alleged Soho assault charge

  Ivan Toney arrived at Westminster Magistrates’ Court over an alleged Soho nightclub assault, with his camp saying he wants to clear his name.

  2 min read
• Etihad legal action against Premier League grows after Manchester City verdict

  Etihad Airways says it is considering legal action against the Premier League after Manchester City’s verdict, denying any improper involvement and

  3 min read
• Cristiano Ronaldo leaves Portugal camp after Jorge Jesus clash

  Cristiano Ronaldo left Portugal's camp after a clash with Jorge Jesus, with a possible suspension reported and Denmark up next for Portugal.

  2 min read
• Phil Foden transfer news, Bayern München interest grows

  Phil Foden's Manchester City future is tied to the sanctions case, with Bayern München the clearest named suitor if City are forced into sales.

  3 min read
• Cristiano Ronaldo Portugal exit turns into a dispute

  Cristiano Ronaldo left Portugal's camp in Copenhagen by private jet before the Denmark match, and the reason is already being argued over.

  3 min read
• Spain vs Croatia, recent edge and Split rematch

  Spain’s 4-1 win over Croatia, a 40-match unbeaten run and a seven-from-12 head-to-head edge frame the Split rematch.

  2 min read
• Italian academy sales are being driven by Atalanta and Juventus

  Atalanta and Juventus lead Italian academy sales, with the top ten clubs earning 1,498.7 million from youth-team player moves since 2016-17.

  2 min read
• Argentina's Bolivia win gave Scaloni a first post-Messi argument

  Argentina vs Bolivia ended 4-0, but Scaloni's bigger message was that his side can keep the same identity without Messi.

  4 min read
• Erling Haaland transfer interest grows as City stay on top

  Erling Haaland and Phil Foden are drawing fresh interest, while Liverpool’s Kevin Schade link and Barcelona’s failed Lautaro Martínez move add context.

  3 min read
• Kurt Herd and Dominica’s one-man football department

  Kurt Herd is the only Scottish manager of an international men's side and the only full-time staff member with Dominica.

  3 min read
• Manchester City charges and Newcastle's alternate Premier League tables

  If Manchester City’s results from 2009 to 2018 were voided, Newcastle would finish fourth in 2011/12 on 65 points, but Chelsea still block Europe.

  3 min read
• Craig Bellamy welcomes the pressure before Wales face Norway

  Craig Bellamy says Wales deserve scrutiny after three straight losses and six games without a win before Norway visit Cardiff.

  3 min read
• Manchester City charges expose the spending era behind the dynasty

  Manchester City’s alleged £830m revenue inflation sat behind a £1.2bn spending run that helped drive three Premier League titles.

  3 min read
• Trent Alexander-Arnold earns Tuchel praise in Prague

  Thomas Tuchel praised Trent Alexander-Arnold after his assist in England's 2-0 win over Czech Republic, saying the deeper second-half role suited him best.

  3 min read
• Manchester City guilty verdict puts Donnarumma in the frame

  Manchester City’s reported guilty verdict has put Gianluigi Donnarumma in the transfer frame, with Real Madrid and Manchester United linked.

  3 min read
• Erling Haaland unchanged as Norway face Wales after City verdict

  Kristoffer Ajer says Erling Haaland has stayed the same after Manchester City’s verdict as Norway prepare to face Wales in Cardiff.

  3 min read
• Michael Olise contract talks gather pace at Bayern München

  Michael Olise has 12 direct goal contributions in seven matches, and Bayern Munich are moving on contract talks after Karl-Heinz Rummenigge's warning.

  3 min read
• Alvaro Arbeloa charged by FA after Manchester United bias claim

  Alvaro Arbeloa has been charged by the FA after claiming officials would not let Manchester United lose in Fulham's 1-1 draw.

  4 min read
• Jarell Quansah transfer race opens up after Leverkusen reject Arsenal bid

  Chelsea and Arsenal are circling Jarell Quansah after Leverkusen rejected a £55.5m bid, while Liverpool's buy-back clause keeps the race alive.

  2 min read
• Michael Noonan set to join Nottingham Forest on 1 January

  Nottingham Forest have agreed a pre-contract for Michael Noonan. The Shamrock Rovers striker will join on 1 January after scoring eight times this season.

  2 min read