Man City told Donnarumma verdict won't change anything, agent says
Gianluigi Donnarumma's agent says Manchester City have assured the goalkeeper all is calm after the club was found guilty of 114 Premier League financial breaches.
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Coventry's aerial strength and left-side frailty ahead of Newcastle clash
Coventry City sit 19th in the Premier League ahead of Monday's clash with Newcastle. Analysis reveals aerial dominance and pace on the flanks, but left-side vulnerability and attacking isolation are key weaknesses.
Bayern enter race for JJ Gabriel but refuse wage demands
Bayern Munich have joined the race to sign Manchester United starlet JJ Gabriel, but will not meet his seven-figure salary demands, according to reports.
Glasner Set for Emotional Palace Return with Forest
Oliver Glasner returns to Selhurst Park with Nottingham Forest on Sunday, facing Crystal Palace supporters divided over his legacy after he led the Eagles to their first major trophy.
Rangers players' international duty: full rundown
Thirteen Rangers players featured for their national teams during the break. Find out who impressed, who struggled, and who earned first caps or key minutes.
Man City 60-point deduction claim made by Alan Brazil
Alan Brazil says two sources told him Manchester City could face a 60-point deduction after being found guilty of breaching Premier League financial regulations.
Fury vs Joshua ticket prices confirmed for December clash
Tickets for Tyson Fury vs Anthony Joshua go on sale Friday 9 October, with the cheapest seats at the Principality Stadium priced at £75 for the 11 December fight.
Richards Defends Ronaldo, Mocks Shearer's England Record
Micah Richards insists Cristiano Ronaldo has 'a couple of years left' and mocked Alan Shearer's 30 England goals, saying many came against 'terrible teams'.
Premier League manager salaries: Arteta's new Arsenal deal ranks top
Mikel Arteta's new Arsenal contract until 2030 includes a significant wage increase, placing him among the Premier League's highest-earning managers. Express Sport ranks every top-flight boss's reported salary for 2026/27.
Mac Allister tipped for Messi's Argentina No.10 shirt
Alexis Mac Allister has been tipped to become Argentina's new number 10 after Lionel Messi's international retirement, with the Liverpool midfielder's club shirt number already synonymous with him in England.
Scholes names two Liverpool stars he'd take at Man Utd
Paul Scholes says he would take only two current Liverpool players at Manchester United this season, naming Virgil van Dijk and Alisson Becker.
Arsenal winners and losers: Gyokeres boost, Arteta injury blows
Viktor Gyokeres scored in all four Sweden matches and should now start for Arsenal after Kai Havertz's hamstring injury, while Martin Odegaard impressed.
Man City without £900m signings: Relegation, seven lost titles
Removing goals from owner-funded signings would have seen Manchester City relegated in 2015/16 and stripped of seven Premier League titles, analysis shows.
Fury vs Joshua ticket prices revealed for Cardiff clash
Tyson Fury vs Anthony Joshua tickets go on sale Friday, with cheapest seats at £75 and VIP packages over £1,000 for the December 11 Cardiff fight.
Bayern enter race to sign Man United teen JJ Gabriel
Bayern Munich have entered the race to sign Manchester United teenager JJ Gabriel, who wants to leave the club. Bayern are unwilling to meet his seven-figure salary demands.
England hit by slump in Twickenham ticket sales for Nations finals
England have been outstripped by South Africa and New Zealand in demand for tickets for the Nations Championship finals weekend at their own stadium in an embarrassing snub for Steve Borthwick’s side.
Liverpool urged to trigger Quansah buy-back clause
Former Liverpool striker John Aldridge urges the club to re-sign Jarell Quansah via a buy-back clause, calling it a 'no-brainer' amid interest from Chelsea and Arsenal.
McKenna reveals his key demand amid Celtic links
Kieran McKenna wants to "build something memorable" in his next role amid Celtic links, as he prepares to start a UEFA technical observer job next week.
Alcaraz backs Sinner after season-ending injury announcement
Carlos Alcaraz sent Jannik Sinner a supportive message after the Italian confirmed he will miss the rest of 2026 with a knee injury.
Russell Martin's X-rated reply to Leicester fan after Stevenage loss
Russell Martin confronted a Leicester fan outside the stadium after their 2-1 defeat to Stevenage, defending his attacking style with an X-rated putdown.
Why So Many British Footballers Are Playing in Serie A
A record 21 British players are in Serie A this season. The Football Mine explores the reasons behind the influx, from trailblazers to tactical evolution.
Pocognoli's Scotland start raises questions after Robertson rant
Scotland face a third-place finish in Nations League Group B1 after a poor start under Sébastien Pocognoli, with captain Andy Robertson questioning teammates' attitude.
Agent Ali Barat central to JJ Gabriel's Man United exit
Manchester United wonderkid JJ Gabriel turned 16 on Tuesday, opening the door for a European move. Agent Ali Barat, who has an impressive transfer record, is representing the teenager and will be integral as his next step becomes clear.
Swansea's Eustaquio sent for X-ray after shoulder 'crack'
Swansea City midfielder Stephen Eustaquio was withdrawn at half-time against USA after hearing a 'crack' in his shoulder and is now undergoing an X-ray, with fears of a broken clavicle.
Robertson gutted after painful Shenzhen Open semi-final defeat
Jimmy Robertson was left 'gutted' after a dramatic deciding-frame defeat to Yuan Sijun in the Shenzhen Open semi-finals, despite his best ranking run in years.
Arteta's new Arsenal deal targets Champions League glory
Mikel Arteta has signed a new Arsenal contract after delivering the Premier League title, with the next aim being Champions League success and building the best club in the world.
Arteta's new deal could be his last at Arsenal, says Cross
Mikel Arteta's new Arsenal contract will take him past a decade in charge, but John Cross believes it could be his last, given the gruelling demands of the modern manager's job.
Gauff: racist abuse at China Open was 'draining' after loss
Coco Gauff says racist abuse she received during the China Open left her drained after she lost in straight sets to Elise Mertens in the last 16.
Kane breaks England record, Ronaldo hits back – Football Weekly
Harry Kane becomes England's joint-record men's appearance holder and scores twice against Czechia, while Ronaldo explains his Portugal absence and Messi bows out.
Hamann: Wirtz may regret Liverpool move
Didi Hamann says Florian Wirtz may regret his Liverpool move and doubts he still believes he can succeed, while Frank Lebouef dismisses De Bruyne or Salah comparisons.
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