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Guardiola set to attend Man City's first home game since guilty verdict
Former Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola will attend the club’s first home match after the guilty verdict that has surrounded the club. Guardiola, who left the club in the summer after a decade in charge, has publicly backed the owners since the ruling.
- How fans are falling in love with football again Round-up: How fans are falling in love with football again. BBC Sport speaks to Dorking Wanderers owner and manager Marc White about the growing use of social media helping non-League teams grow.
- David Silva returns to football at 40, signs with Hong Kong's Sha Tin Former Manchester City star David Silva has come out of retirement at 40 to join Hong Kong Premier League side Sha Tin. The former Spanish international is set to resume his career in Asia after a long break.
- Two icons, a glorious farewell and a potentially bitter ending Round-up: Two icons, a glorious farewell and a potentially bitter ending. As Lionel Messi's international career ends in fond farewell, Cristiano Ronaldo's is at risk of petering out. BBC Sport takes a look at what could...
- Arteta secures future with Arsenal contract until 2030 Mikel Arteta has signed a new contract with Arsenal, keeping him at the club until 2030. The Premier League champions say the deal marks the start of a new era of success.
- Tuchel's England 2.0: What has changed? Round-up: Tuchel's England 2.0: What has changed?. What has Thomas Tuchel tweaked as he looks to refine his England blueprint rather than rewrite it from scratch?
- Former Spurs defender Vega to run for FIFA president Ramon Vega, a former Tottenham Hotspur defender, has announced his intention to stand as a candidate in the FIFA presidential election next year. The move adds a new name to the field of potential leaders for the world’s...
- City could play Champions League next season even if relegated, senior figures warn Senior figures in English football have expressed worry that Manchester City could still qualify for next season’s Champions League even if they are relegated due to breaches of financial regulations. The concern highlig...
- Eckert cleared to remain Southampton boss after Spygate ban suspended Tonda Eckert can keep his post at Southampton after the Football Association imposed a suspended ban for his involvement in the Spygate scandal. The sanction means no immediate action, allowing him to stay in charge of t...
- Harry Kane ties Peter Shilton’s England cap record Harry Kane has matched Peter Shilton’s long‑standing record as England’s most‑capped player, reaching the milestone after 36 years of Shilton’s dominance. The striker’s achievement underscores his enduring role in the na...
- Villa eye Endrick loan deal - Wednesday's gossip Round-up: Villa eye Endrick loan deal - Wednesday's gossip. Aston Villa might lure Endrick to the Premier League, Bournemouth fight to keep hold of Alex Scott, top clubs are keen on Rayan Cherki, plus more.
- Rival clubs want retrospective and future punishments for Man City Round-up: Rival clubs want retrospective and future punishments for Man City. A number of Premier League clubs want Manchester City to be hit with both retrospective punishments and sanctions in the future.