Crewe Alexandra secures Shilow Tracey's future with a new contract, a pivotal step for manager Lee Bell as he pushes to sign four more players before the League Two season kicks off, despite Tracey's ongoing injury recovery.
AFC Bournemouth is showcasing ambitious plans to expand Vitality Stadium to 20,000 seats. A public exhibition reveals designs for a new South Stand, expanded corners, and extended North/East stands, aiming for completion by 2027-28. Fans are invited.
Sheffield Wednesday's dedicated fanbase has rallied, raising £5,000 for club staff facing unpaid wages. The club is under a transfer embargo, and owner Dejphon Chansiri remains silent, sparking widespread concern and anger.
Norwich City's leadership, including majority shareholder Mark Attanasio and new head coach Liam Manning, will host a live 'Scrimmage' special at Carrow Road, answering fan questions on Tuesday evening. Don't miss it!
Northampton Town FC launches 'Fan Stones' at Sixfields, letting fans engrave names on stones (from £65), with proceeds boosting the academy. Work begins next month, targeting 700 stones by August.
New Hartlepool manager, Grayson, emphasizes unity to overcome past challenges and unlock the club's potential. He urges fans and players to work together to transform their home ground into a "fortress" and targets a successful season, aiming for play-offs or promotion.
Reading FC CEO Joe Jacobson is optimistic about securing a new contract for promising forward Kelvin Ehibhatiomhan, stating a deal is 'not too far away.' The club has offered a strong package, awaiting Ehibhatiomhan's decision.
Real Madrid faces internal turmoil after a defensive collapse against PSG. New manager Xabi Alonso grapples with player egos, concerns over Kylian Mbappe's work rate and Vinicius Junior's form, while Rodrygo Goes is set to depart. The club demands more commitment.
Partick Thistle, a Scottish club, is asking fans to host new player signings, fostering deeper community ties and helping recruits integrate into Glasgow life. Four fans have already responded to this unique initiative.
Wycombe Wanderers returns to an upgraded Marlow Road training base, now boasting state-of-the-art facilities. This move aims to fuel their League One promotion bid after a strong showing last season, also paying tribute to Adam Ankers.
