Ruben Amorim Plans £86m Transfer Raid for Two Favourites
Ruben Amorim, new AC Milan manager, targets Francisco Trincao and Morten Hjulmand from Sporting CP in a potential £86m double deal, facing competition from Premier League clubs.
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Man United Latest: Rooney on Shaw, Greenwood to Roma
Wayne Rooney calls Luke Shaw's England omission 'strange' as Mason Greenwood reportedly agrees permanent transfer to Roma. Manchester United monitor World Cup and summer market.
Liverpool Overhaul: 12 Out, Two More Could Follow Iraola
Liverpool confirmed 12 departures this summer, with Curtis Jones and Federico Chiesa potentially following. Andoni Iraola's new regime signals a major squad overhaul at Anfield.
Ruben Amorim Eyes £86m Double Swoop for Former Sporting Stars
New AC Milan manager Ruben Amorim targets Sporting CP duo Francisco Trincao and Morten Hjulmand in a potential £86m double deal, facing competition from Premier League clubs.
Newcastle Could Use Sevilla Deal to Sign Tonali Replacement
Newcastle United may use Sevilla's interest in Odysseas Vlachodimos to secure a cut-price deal for midfielder Lucien Agoume as a potential replacement for Sandro Tonali.
BBC Plans 550 Job Cuts in £500m Savings Drive
The BBC is cutting 550 jobs from news, TV, and radio, and slashing £80m from content budgets as part of a £500m cost-saving plan over three years.
Sadio Mane Hinted at Premier League Return After Man Utd Near-Miss
Sadio Mane previously refused to rule out a Premier League return after leaving Liverpool, and once revealed he nearly joined Manchester United before choosing the Reds.
BBC to Cut 550 Jobs in Cost-Saving Restructuring
The BBC plans to cut 550 jobs from news, TV, and radio operations as part of a £500m savings drive. The move includes programme cuts and a review of channels.
FIFA Unaware of England Fans Without Tickets at World Cup Match
FIFA says it has no evidence of England fans entering the Croatia World Cup match without tickets, despite eyewitness reports of security breaches at AT&T Stadium.
IAG Emerges as Frontrunner in TAP Sale, Eyeing European Consolidation
IAG is frontrunner to buy a stake in Portuguese carrier TAP for about $1bn, marking European airline consolidation amid high costs and regulatory hurdles.
US and Iran Sign Peace Deal to End War with Trump's 14-Point Agreement
The US and Iran have signed a memorandum of understanding to end the war, with Tehran given 60 days to prove its commitment to peace and reform under a 14-point agreement.
Liverpool Hijack Newcastle Transfer for Victor Munoz
Liverpool have reportedly agreed a deal to sign Osasuna and Spain forward Victor Munoz, beating Premier League rivals Newcastle to his signature this summer.
Holidaymakers Can Save Up To £200 With Hidden TUI Discount
TUI offers eligible UK workers up to £200 off summer holidays through a hidden discount. Learn how to stack the deal and save on your next getaway.
Arsenal Beat Liverpool to Sign Teen Goalkeeper Blayney
Arsenal have secured the signing of 16-year-old goalkeeper Phoenix Blayney from Larne, beating Liverpool and Nottingham Forest to his signature.
Derek McInnes Returns to Rangers as New Manager
Derek McInnes has been named Rangers' 22nd permanent manager, replacing Danny Rohl who left for RB Salzburg. The 54-year-old returns to Ibrox 26 years after leaving as a player.
Darwin Nunez Transfer Twist: Liverpool Truth and PL Interest
Darwin Nunez won't return to Liverpool despite rumors. Newcastle and Chelsea linked with the free agent, but his form and wages raise doubts.
Martin Lewis: Find Lost Savings and Premium Bonds
Martin Lewis explains how to track down forgotten savings accounts, pensions, and Premium Bonds worth billions using online tools like the pension tracing service and mylostaccount.org.uk.
Everton Fans' Forum Slam £35m Burnley Ruling, Cite Chelsea
The Everton Fans' Forum expresses anger over the £35m compensation order to Burnley, contrasting it with Chelsea's £10m fine and questioning Premier League fairness.
Hull City Face Immediate Points Deduction Over PSR Breach
Hull City could face a six-point deduction after promotion to the Premier League due to a £6m PSR breach. Owner Acun Ilicali admits overspending and need to sell players.
England Fan Breaks Up Iceland Supermarket Brawl
An England supporter wearing a Declan Rice shirt helped break up a chaotic brawl at an Iceland store in Islington, North London, captured on video.
FTSE 100 Rises Ahead of Expected US and UK Rate Decisions
The FTSE 100 closed up 14.40 points at 10,508.61 as investors await interest rate decisions from the Fed and BoE, with inflation data supporting a hold.
30 UK Bank Branches Closing in July, August and September
Lloyds, NatWest, Halifax, and RBS are among banks closing 30 branches across the UK from July to September 2026, raising concerns for pensioners and rural customers.
Developer Criticised Over 'Unacceptable' Delays to Oldham Flats
First Choice Homes Oldham terminates contract with Robwood Construction after over two-year delay on 30 affordable apartments on Shaw Street, citing poor contractor performance.
Newcastle Expect Arsenal to Bid for Tonali After Spurs Approach
Newcastle United believe Arsenal remain favourites to sign Sandro Tonali and anticipate a bid from the Premier League champions, despite Tottenham making an approach for the midfielder.
Celtic Freeport Five-Year Plan Targets £8bn Investment
Celtic Freeport in southwest Wales has published a five-year growth plan, aiming to deliver over £8bn investment and 11,500 jobs in green energy and manufacturing sectors.
New Workplace Savings Coalition Aims to Help 400,000 UK Workers
A new National Coalition for Workplace Savings launches in the UK, targeting 400,000 workers across major employers to build emergency savings and reduce reliance on debt.
Greenwood Agrees Roma Move; United in Summerville Race
Mason Greenwood has agreed to join Roma permanently, while Man Utd face competition from Roma for Crysencio Summerville, who is valued at £50m after West Ham's relegation.
McIlroy: LIV Golf's False Economy Risks PGA Events
Rory McIlroy warns that the 'false economy' created by LIV Golf may put established PGA Tour events at risk, as he prepares for the US Open at Shinnecock Hills.
Thames Water Nationalisation Moves Closer After Government Objection (17.06.2026)
The UK government signals opposition to Thames Water's creditor-led rescue, pushing special administration as the likely outcome amid political pressure and a looming cash crisis.
Elon Musk's Trillionaire Status: Why Extreme Wealth Is Harmful
Elon Musk becomes the first trillionaire, sparking debate on extreme wealth. Economist Ingrid Robeyns argues for a 'wealth line' to curb harmful concentration.
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