Real Betis are reportedly shelving their pursuit of Manchester United's Antony, deeming the transfer too financially ambitious. With the Red Devils holding firm on their €40 million valuation, the Spanish club admits they can't "do anything crazy," effectively ending their "dream" of securing the Brazilian star
Tottenham are reportedly "exploring" a move for Crystal Palace's Eberechi Eze to potentially fill the creative void left by James Maddison's ACL injury. The dynamic English midfielder has emerged as a prime target, offering a spark of flair to reinvigorate Spurs' attack after the devastating blow to Maddison
Robert Lewandowski was stunned by 15-year-old Lamine Yamal's talent. "Impossible at 15," Lewandowski exclaimed after just 50 minutes, admitting he's learning from the Barcelona prodigy. Yamal's brilliance has truly cemented his status as a special, generational talent
BALLGM unearths the hidden gems from a frantic summer of Premier League transfers, highlighting overlooked signings poised for stardom
It would be incredible!" Antony's former Real Betis teammate is pushing for his return. The Manchester United outcast is determined to leave Old Trafford and has his sights set on rejoining Betis. Antony thrived during his loan spell and is reportedly eager to make the move permanent, signaling his clear intention to play for no other club
He's brilliant, I'm happy for him," declared Chelsea's new striker Joao Pedro, brushing off concerns about competition for the No.9 spot following Liam Delap's impressive two-goal performance against AC Milan. The Brazilian forward is unfazed by the prospect of battling for minutes alongside Delap and the host of other summer acquisitions as Enzo Maresca aims to bolster the squad for their Champions League campaign
Chelsea faces a major rival in Manchester City for Xavi Simons! Pep Guardiola is eyeing the RB Leipzig star, potentially derailing the Blues' £60 million bid amidst Savinho uncertainty. City's interest could prove a serious complication for Chelsea's pursuit.
Fresh off their Euro 2025 final defeat to the Lionesses, Spain have made a decisive move, replacing head coach Montse Tome. The federation confirmed the decision, opting not to renew her contract after a tenure that ended with runner-up in the prestigious tournament
LAFC's Denis Bouanga boldly named William Saliba the world's premier defender, while surprisingly overlooking Harry Kane as the top striker
