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Reporter Abraham P. Romero reveals that Real Madrid have designated Valverde, Guler, Bellingham, Bernardo Silva, and Mbappe as untouchable core players. The club is pushing for Rodri and Diomande signings but needs to trim the squad. Tchouameni and Brahim Diaz are close to renewals. Vinicius Jr.'s future is uncertain, Camavinga and Mastantuono's status unclear, and Endrick may be loaned out. Final decisions expected in coming weeks.

La Gazzetta dello Sport reporter Gozzini pointed out that Ramos will serve as Milan's only focal point in the penalty area, with the attack revolving around his heading ability and shooting. His performance in the World Cup receiving a cross from Leao has already proven his value, with keen striker's instincts and strong dominance, which will make up for the center-forward space from last season. On the bench, Camarda and Kostic will compete for playing opportunities.

Premier League newcomers Ipswich Town officially announced on Saturday the signing of Japanese forward Daizen Maeda from Celtic, with a contract lasting three years. This deal injects important strength into the club's forward line for the new season.

Liverpool legend Rush firmly believes Isak will explode in the new season. After transferring from Newcastle to the Reds for £125 million last year, he missed pre-season preparations due to a training boycott and got off to a poor start; after scoring against Tottenham in December, he suffered a leg fracture and has yet to play a full 90 minutes for Liverpool. However, he performed impressively in the World Cup and has now fully recovered from his injury. He will accompany the team to the US for pre-season matches against Wrexham and...

Fenerbahce have released an official denial of reports linking them with transfer moves for AC Milan's Rafael Leao and Stuttgart's Ermedin Demirovic, clarifying that no offers have been made for either player.

Aston Villa have agreed a £65m fee with Chelsea for Nicolas Jackson and could lose Ollie Watkins to Fenerbahce. Due to Premier League loan restrictions, Villa must sign Jackson permanently. The club's UEFA financial compliance issues necessitate player sales.

According to La Nacion, after Argentina lost to Spain in the 2026 World Cup final, a surge of attacks on X and TikTok was traced to suspicious accounts without football history, using coordinated hashtags and videos. Within a week, Argentina-related posts hit 23.7 million—49% more than Spain's. Expert Jimenez says the campaign is driven by commercial monetization through X's revenue sharing, $45 billion U.S. betting markets, and algorithm bias. Attacks progressed from referee disputes to national image, then mainstream media endorsements. Advice: ignore, don't share, report, and post original content.

New Tottenham signing Robertson warns that at top clubs every position is fiercely contested and players must fight for playing time. He notes the New Zealand preseason trip aids team bonding, and his priorities are fitness, adaptation, and learning tactics. He emphasizes a positive competitive atmosphere where no one has a guaranteed spot.

Tottenham manager De Zerbi confirmed that the club's transfer business is not finished, with the priority still on strengthening the attack. He emphasized the importance of the friendly against Auckland FC and the preseason preparation for the Premier League. The club has cooperated smoothly with John Lange and Vinay to bring in experienced players, but further reinforcements are needed. Bentancur and Sarr are on extended leave, while Vicario, Kudus, and Kulusevski have injury or training updates.

According to Mundo Deportivo, De Jong suffered a rupture of the medial collateral ligament in his right knee and will be sidelined for several months, but Barcelona has not adjusted its summer transfer plans. Flick believes the midfield reserves are sufficient, with Bernal and Gavi as perfect replacements. De Jong got injured during World Cup training in the United States, yet still played three matches for the Netherlands. Now his recovery has not improved, and surgery is undecided. Flick expressed great dissatisfaction with De Jong playing while injured...

Leao gave an interview to ESPN Brazil, where he discussed his respect for Flamengo, the possibility of playing for Corinthians in the future, the impact of Cristiano Ronaldo on Portugal's national team, and praised Jorge Jesus as a coach.

On July 25, LeBron James announced he would join the 76ers on a 2-year, $8 million contract with a player option for the second year. VJ Edgecumbe subsequently posted the potential starting lineup: Maxey, Edgecumbe, Jaylen Brown, James, Embiid.

Former Chelsea defender William Gallas recommends signing free agent Stones for his experience to mentor young centre-backs, as the club's young defenders have struggled after Thiago Silva's departure. Meanwhile, Chelsea have agreed a £52m deal with Crystal Palace for Lacroix and are considering selling Chalobah with offers from Como.

Official confirmation: Nam Tae-hee, the 35-year-old former South Korean international, has joined A-League side Brisbane Roar. He will participate in the 2026-27 season, wearing the No.10 jersey. The attacking midfielder has made 53 appearances for the South Korean national team, scoring 7 goals. His career spans Ligue 1, Qatar, Japan, and the K League, and he won a bronze medal with South Korea at the 2012 London Olympics. Nam Tae-hee looks forward to starting a new chapter in Queensland...

On July 25, Jeremy Yake, who is following Liverpool in Chicago to prepare for the new season, gave an interview. He said everything is going smoothly, with top-notch facilities and training grounds. He has good rapport with teammates such as Trey Nyoni, Leo Giovanni Leoni, Hugo Ekiti, and Jeremy Frimpong. The direct sunlight in Chicago is intense, making training tougher but with sufficient rest. Yake said he has received a large number of messages from fans and is deeply moved. Wearing the Liverpool shirt is a true honor and a great pride. He has worn a red shirt before, and now the second red jersey makes him very happy.

Romana reports that Napoli striker Lukaku is refusing a substitute role and demands to be a starter. The club's disagreement over his role, compounded by investment in Hojlund, makes a summer exit likely after failed negotiations.

On July 25, Hupu reported that US media outlet Underdog hypothesized LeBron James signing with the Philadelphia 76ers, with a potential starting lineup of Tyrese Maxey, Jaden Springer, Jaylen Brown, James, and Joel Embiid. They posed the question of whether this would be the strongest starting lineup of James' career, and compared it to the Miami Heat starting lineup from his tenure: Mario Chalmers, Dwyane Wade, Shane Battier, James, and Chris Bosh.

Romano reveals that Real Madrid midfielder Mastantuono's loan departure is a foregone conclusion. Real Madrid will only loan him out this summer, not sell, with plans to recall him in June 2027. Fiorentina inquired and was told that at least five or six clubs are interested, including clubs from France, Spain, and England. Meanwhile, Bayer Leverkusen winger Alaybegovic has become a hot target, with Chelsea making contact driven by Xabi Alonso, proposing a sign-and-loan deal. Serie A clubs can offer a starting role promise, while Atalanta lags slightly behind. The final decision will be made by the player and his father.

ClutchPoints comparison shows projected 2026 No. 1 pick AJ Dybantsa's rookie contract total ($66.7M) nearly matches LeBron James' four-year Heat salary ($67.1M), highlighting NBA salary growth from broadcast deals and cap increases.

Shams reported that LeBron James has agreed to a two-year, $8 million contract with the Philadelphia 76ers, with a player option for the second year. U.S. media summarized the 76ers' key moves over the past 83 days: rallying from a 1-3 deficit to eliminate the Celtics in the first round of the playoffs; acquiring Jaylen Brown via trade; drafting Labaron Philon II; signing Anfernee Simons, Dean Wade, and LeBron James.