Wrexham target £10m Souttar after Imray £5m transfer
Wrexham are following the £5m arrival of Danny Imray with a £10m bid for Leicester defender Harry Souttar in a promotion push after last season's near miss.
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Hogh and Duran can play together, says Hartley
Paul Hartley believes Kasper Hogh was an £11million steal and can form a lethal double act with Camilo Duran, as Celtic's new strikers prepare to lead the line.
Rafa Benitez backed for Scotland job by Gary McAllister
Gary McAllister says Rafa Benitez should be considered for the Scotland job, praising his European pedigree and openness to an international role.
Stevenson: Hearts should have acted after Champions League exit
Ryan Stevenson says Hearts should have called players back early for the Champions League qualifier and hits out at Vrancken's fitness excuse after a 6-0 aggregate loss.
Accies boss has selection headache after 5-0 Elgin win
Hamilton Accies boss Darian MacKinnon admits a 5-0 win over Elgin City has given him a selection headache for the League One opener at Montrose.
Moyes passion and pledge key for Everton transfer window
David Moyes' passion and bold European pledge could prove decisive in a difficult Everton transfer window, writes ECHO reporter Christopher Beesley.
Liverpool set to loan Ndukwe after work permit blow
Ifeanyi Ndukwe will leave Liverpool on loan this summer after failing to qualify for a work permit, with several top clubs interested in the 18-year-old.
Liverpool transfer latest: Barcola boost, Jones to Inter
Liverpool are closing in on PSG's Bradley Barcola after a breakthrough in PSG's move for Maghnes Akliouche, while Inter push for Curtis Jones.
Man Utd icons back Rashford as £51m swap deal emerges
Two Manchester United icons argue Michael Carrick can revive Marcus Rashford as a proposed swap deal involving Roma's £51m-rated Manu Kone emerges.
Eddie Howe backed for England job by Emile Heskey
Emile Heskey backs Eddie Howe for England job after Newcastle exit but expects Thomas Tuchel to stay and says players must share blame for World Cup defeat.
John Shiels' 92-club cycle for Sir Bobby Charlton Foundation
John Shiels, 67, is cycling to all 92 Football League clubs to raise funds for the Sir Bobby Charlton Foundation and keep the beautiful game alive.
Barnes: Newcastle excited for Guimaraes return
Harvey Barnes says Newcastle United's dressing room are excited for Bruno Guimaraes' return on Friday amid Arsenal transfer talk and £70m-£75m price tag.
McInnes: Rangers should be uncomfortable if not winning
Derek McInnes has told his Rangers squad they should feel uncomfortable if they are not winning, as he aims to bring back a winning culture at Ibrox.
FIFA hits back at UEFA boycott threat over World Cup plan
FIFA has rejected UEFA's World Cup boycott threat, vowing to press ahead with a consultation on selling stakes in a commercial entity to private investors.
Iraola targets James Hill as Gomez replacement
Joe Gomez's injury has left Liverpool short at the back, and boss Andoni Iraola sees Bournemouth defender James Hill as the ideal £40m signing.
FIFA Defiant Over World Cup Sale Plan Amid Boycott Threat
FIFA has issued a new defiant statement insisting "nobody is selling football" after UEFA threatened to boycott the World Cup over private investment plans.
FIFA says nobody is selling football amid UEFA threat
FIFA has refused to withdraw its plan for FIFA Forward Enterprise, insisting 'nobody is selling football' after UEFA's 55 members threatened a World Cup boycott.
FIFA hits back at UEFA over World Cup stake sale
FIFA says 'nobody is selling football' and will press on with its World Cup stake sale plan despite UEFA's threat to boycott all FIFA tournaments.
PSG breakthrough offers Liverpool boost in Barcola chase
PSG's reported breakthrough for Akliouche could boost Liverpool's pursuit of Barcola, while Inter Milan and Liverpool differ on Jones' valuation.
Manchester City's Asian conquest: Soriano and Haaland
Manchester City's decade-long Asia push made them the region's top European club, ahead of United and Barcelona, per a 2025 fan-engagement report.
Jaissle 'born winner' says ex-player as Newcastle move nears
Matthias Jaissle is the overwhelming favourite to replace Eddie Howe at Newcastle United, with Rasmus Kristensen calling him a 'born winner'.
Man Utd weigh up Lewis Hall as Fredricson departs
Manchester United are weighing up a move for Newcastle left-back Lewis Hall, while Tyler Fredricson has completed a permanent transfer to Lausanne-Sport.
Staveley Eyes West Ham Stake as Joelinton Seeks Newcastle Exit
Amanda Staveley is in talks to purchase a stake in West Ham, while Joelinton has told Newcastle United he wants to leave, according to reports.
Bruno Guimaraes twist as Arsenal hint at more signings
Eddie Howe's Newcastle exit could boost Arsenal's pursuit of Bruno Guimaraes, with more signings expected at the Emirates before the window closes.
Girona vs Arsenal: Pre-season preview and team news
Arsenal begin pre-season against Girona in Spain on August 1. Team news, kick-off time, how to watch, prediction and odds.
Infantino's FIFA Future in Doubt After World Cup Plan Backlash
Gianni Infantino's position as FIFA president is under threat after his World Cup sale plan backfired, with UEFA and CONCACAF rejecting the proposal, but no viable challenger has yet emerged.
Man Utd Enquired for World Cup Star Orlando Gill
Manchester United made an enquiry for Paraguay goalkeeper Orlando Gill, according to his agent, though a move to San Lorenzo now appears more likely for the World Cup star.
Tielemans to Make Man United Debut vs Atletico
Youri Tielemans is poised to make his Manchester United debut in a pre-season friendly against Atletico Madrid this weekend after completing a £35m move from Aston Villa.
Braga unsure on Hearts future but feels at home at Tynecastle
Claudio Braga admits he has no idea if he will remain at Hearts this summer, but says he still feels at home at Tynecastle and won't leave unless a deal suits both him and the club.
Mirror Calls for Infantino Resignation Over World Cup Sell-Off
FIFA president Gianni Infantino is accused of prioritising profit over fans by proposing to sell World Cup stakes to private investors, with European nations threatening a boycott, the Mirror reports.
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