Lamine Yamal's new #10 jersey has become Barcelona's fastest-selling shirt, generating significant revenue. This windfall is crucial for the club's financial recovery and its goal of returning to La Liga's 1:1 rule for player registrations.
Wrexham is reportedly on the brink of a club-record £2.5m deal for Empoli defender Liberato Cacace. The New Zealand international's potential move follows Empoli's relegation, with coach Phil Parkinson praising his character.
Inter Milan's sporting director Piero Ausilio has confirmed the existence of a modest release clause for Denzel Dumfries, while vehemently denying any formal approach from Barcelona. Ausilio stated Inter is 'relaxed' about Dumfries' future, emphasizing the player's contentment.
Real Madrid's ambitious Santiago Bernabeu renovation hits new snags with spiraling costs exceeding €1.3 billion and ongoing noise pollution battles, despite its stunning upgrades designed for fan experience and revenue growth.
Liverpool and Newcastle are embroiled in a fascinating transfer battle over star strikers Alexander Isak and Hugo Ekitike. With Isak deemed unavailable, Liverpool is now targeting Ekitike, a player Newcastle also covets, setting up a high-stakes summer scramble.
Bristol City has officially named Tom Rawcliffe as its new CEO, taking the helm from the 2025-26 season. Rawcliffe, previously the club's COO, is tasked with steering the Robins' next phase, following Phil Alexander's brief tenure.
Barcelona's summer transfer plans are in disarray as Camp Nou renovation delays impact a crucial €100m deal. Player registrations are stalled, and the Joan Gamper Trophy faces cancellation amid financial challenges and stadium license issues.
Atletico Madrid eyes a transformative €2.5 billion investment from Apollo Global Management, potentially diluting the long-standing Gil Marin family's control. This strategic move aims to fund the ambitious Parque Metropolitano project.
Barcelona is actively raising funds to comply with La Liga's 1:1 rule, with young forward Pau Victor now a prime candidate for a €10M sale. His departure, alongside other player movements, is crucial for registering new signings and supporting La Masia talents.
Former England striker Andy Carroll, 36, has signed a three-year deal with Dagenham Redbridge, hours after the club announced a significant takeover by a Qatari investment group, marking a new ambitious era.
