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Turkish Referees Chief Detained in Corruption Probe
The head of Turkey’s referees committee was arrested along with six others as part of a corruption investigation that alleges mobbing and document forgery. The move signals a crackdown on misconduct within the country’s football officiating body.
- Toone and Kelly left out of England squad for World Cup qualifiers Manchester United midfielder Ella Toone and defender Katie Kelly were not selected for the England women's national team for the upcoming World Cup qualifying matches. The omission comes ahead of the squad’s preparations...
- PFA chief calls England's Palmer a "victim" of "sick" football schedule Maheta Molango, chief executive of the Professional Footballers' Association, said England midfielder Cole Palmer has become a "victim" of a "sick" system that demands too much from players. He warned that the current fi...
- Bellamy confident Wales deserve Nations League A spot as Haaland threat looms Craig Bellamy insists Wales have earned their place in Nations League A, while warning that Norway, powered by Erling Haaland, will be a serious threat for years to come. Bellamy praised the Welsh side's recent performan...
- Forest Green Rovers give manager Robbie Savage permission to talk to other clubs Forest Green Rovers have granted manager Robbie Savage permission to discuss his future with other clubs, amid speculation linking him to Peterborough United. The club has not yet announced any replacement plans and will...
- Ferguson keeps Rangers dream alive, but Bologna exit never close Lewis Ferguson said nothing was ever that close to a move away from Bologna this summer, despite reports of interest from Rangers. He remains hopeful of a return to his boyhood club, but the club's departure remains unli...
- Man Utd, Arsenal target Porto defender Costa; City to keep Haaland; Liverpool eye Tchouameni Arsenal and Manchester United are reportedly eyeing Porto defender Alberto Costa, while Manchester City are set to block a cheap exit for Erling Haaland if the club faces relegation. Liverpool continue to keep an eye on...
- Joe Hart backs Man City chairman's claim of innocence in financial rule breach Former Manchester City goalkeeper Joe Hart says he trusts chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak's assertion that the club is innocent of breaching Premier League financial rules, despite the league's ruling. Hart's stance undersc...
- Infantino pledges larger cash distribution to FIFA members FIFA president Gianni Infantino announced that the governing body could allocate more funds from its reserves to member associations. The move follows earlier commitments to support football development worldwide.
- Man City CEO Ferran Soriano defiant after Premier League charges verdict Manchester City chief executive Ferran Soriano has issued a defiant message to rivals after the Premier League found City guilty of most charges. The CEO says the club will not accept the findings and is preparing to cha...
- Antigua & Barbuda players sent off after pulling Anguilla's dreadlocks In a Concacaf Nations League match, two Antigua and Barbuda players were shown red cards for pulling the dreadlocks of Anguilla’s Aedan Scipio. The incident has sparked concerns about player conduct and could lead to fur...
- Mancini dismisses Man City rule breach allegations as 'not my concern' Former Manchester City manager Roberto Mancini has brushed aside claims of a ‘double contract’ during his time at the club, saying the issue is ‘not my concern.’ The Premier League is probing the allegations, but Mancini...