Wrexham goalkeeper Callum Burton, 28, has signed a two-year contract extension until 2027. Despite an injury-curtailed debut season, he's eager to play a bigger role in Wrexham's Championship return. His commitment is strong!
Nico Williams has inked a massive 10-year deal with Athletic Club, spurning Barcelona's advances. This renewal, celebrated as an 'Athletic WIN,' has seen the Basque club take subtle, yet pointed, jabs at the Catalan giants.
Veteran Accrington Stanley midfielder Seamus Conneely, previously announced to be leaving, has unexpectedly signed a new one-year deal, extending his stay after family discussions and a desire to remain long-term at the club.
Oxford United's 21-year-old academy product, Tyler Goodrham, has signed a new long-term deal. Boasting 141 appearances, 18 goals, and 13 assists, he values the club's environment and progressive vision for Championship success.
Veteran goalkeeper Joe Day, 34, has penned a new two-year deal with Cheltenham Town. Beyond his playing duties, where he's made 44 appearances, Day also serves as the League Two side's goalkeeping coach, embracing continuity.
Bristol City has re-signed goalkeeper Lewis Thomas on a one-year deal with an option for another. The 27-year-old, yet to play for the Robins since joining in 2023, aims for his debut as City's Championship campaign kicks off against Sheffield United on August 9.
Right-back Kenny Tete has signed a new contract with Fulham until 2028, quashing speculation of a move to Everton. The 29-year-old expressed his happiness to stay at what he calls a 'family club'.
Real Madrid secured their spot in the Club World Cup quarter-finals with a narrow 1-0 victory over Juventus in Miami. Gonzalo Garcia netted the decisive goal, expertly set up by Trent Alexander-Arnold, setting up a potential 'Bellingham derby' next.
Grimsby Town has signed 24-year-old Irish forward Jaze Kabia from Truro City on a two-year deal. Kabia, who netted 16 goals last season, is expected to make a big impact and score many goals for the Mariners.
Leyton Orient captain Omar Beckles signs a new two-year deal, extending his impactful journey with the O's. He joins coach Richie Wellens and teammate Jack Simpson in committing their futures, highlighting the club's unified vision.
