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Veteran football analysts Roy Keane and Jamie Carragher have assessed the success of the Premier League's summer transfer window, labeling some deals as hits and others as misses.
West Ham’s Lucas Paqueta may sue the Football Association after an independent commission rejected spot-fixing allegations, citing lack of evidence and criticizing the FA’s handling of his personal devices.
Manchester United prioritized attacking reinforcements in Ruben Amorim's debut transfer window, investing £232.4m to revitalize their squad after a historically poor season.
Barcelona midfielder Fermin Lopez has clarified his long-term aspirations amid Chelsea transfer speculation, stating his dream has always been to succeed at Camp Nou while emphasizing the club's Champ...
Tim Howard expresses confidence in Mauricio Pochettino’s coaching abilities but highlights the need for resolution in the U.S. men’s national team’s uncertain goalkeeper scenario.
The Premier League transfer window has closed, with clubs splashing nearly £3 billion on transfers. Liverpool and Arsenal have emerged as top performers, while some clubs have struggled to make an impact.
West Ham midfielder Lucas Paqueta could be fined £150,000 by the FA for breaching rules during a betting investigation, despite being cleared of spot-fixing charges. The Brazilian player has denied any wrongdoing and has started the new season in fine form.
Mikel Arteta’s bold summer transfers have reshaped Arsenal’s squad with historic spending, but will this firepower be enough to challenge for Premier League glory?
Man Utd opts against challenging their Carabao Cup exit, despite Grimsby Town fielding an unregistered player during their shock defeat.
As the Premier League transfer window closed, several high-profile players and their celebrity partners departed England, sparking a wave of moves across Europe and beyond.
Following a £3billion summer spending spree, the Premier League is set to feature more towering figures up front, marking a return to the physical attacking talent that defined the league's earlier eras.
McLaren Racing, the company behind the McLaren Formula 1 team, has seen its valuation soar to £3.5 billion after a change in ownership. The increase represents a significant sixfold rise since 2020.
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