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Liverpool are assessing academy midfielders Kyle Kelly and Tommy Pilling for exits. Kelly is close to a loan move to League Two's Forest Green Rovers, while Pilling is set for a permanent transfer to Slovakian club Michalovce. Kelly, who joined in 2018, has earned caps for Saint Kitts and Nevis but no Liverpool first-team appearances.

Manchester United are increasingly unlikely to sign an established left winger this summer because Marcus Rashford is expected to stay, limiting both squad space and wage flexibility.

Bournemouth has rejected an £80 million offer for midfielder Scott and is determined to keep him despite his desire to join a bigger club, with two years left on his current contract.

Inter are stepping up their pursuit of Djed Spence and plan fresh talks with Tottenham, hoping to lower the fee to 35 million euros plus add-ons. The Nerazzurri also remain active in the market for a center-back and a midfielder as they continue reshaping the squad.

Former Portugal coach Santos praised Bernardo Silva as a phenomenal player with unique intelligence and versatility, capable of playing multiple positions. He believes Silva is still in his prime and a great signing for Real Madrid, able to adapt alongside stars like Mbappe and handle the pressure.

According to reports from Diario Sport and L'Equipe, Paris Saint-Germain are planning to sign Ferran Torres this summer, with Real Madrid also closely monitoring the situation. The 26-year-old Barcelona forward's contract runs until June 2027, with no progress in renewal talks. PSG need to refresh their attack after Goncalo Ramos' near €60 million transfer to AC Milan, and Luis Enrique has personally called Ferran to outline his plans.

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Bournemouth are closing in on the signing of Benfica defender Antonio Silva, with personal terms already agreed. The Portuguese club is expected to greenlight the transfer following their Europa League playoff second leg against St. Gallen.

BBC's Dale Johnson reports that FIFA is likely to charge Argentine and Spanish players under Article 13 rather than impose three-match bans, with Paredes, Molina, and Ayala facing shorter suspensions. Argentina's past disciplinary record, including fines and bans for Martinez, and potential sanctions for displaying a Malvinas banner, prolong the uncertainty of World Cup conflict penalties.

According to Sky Sports, Morgan Rogers has joined Chelsea from Aston Villa for a transfer fee of £117 million, setting a British football record, and signed a six-year contract. Real Madrid have not yet pushed forward with the transfer of Enzo Fernandez, with Alonso confirming he hopes the player remains at the club. Real Madrid have already denied involvement in negotiations, with a price tag of £120 million, and have ruled out signing him in the short term.

According to BBC reporter Dale Johnson, Argentina may face a FIFA investigation for a post-World Cup final clash with Spain. After the semi-final, Argentina was investigated for a Falkland Islands banner. In the final, Paredes' push on Eric Garcia was initially recorded as a red card but later removed from official records. Enzo Fernandez was sent off for two yellow cards. Possible consequences include player/coach suspensions and fines for the association.

Spanish media outlet espejopublico released a program clip, where the host and guest criticized FIFA for corruption, saying Argentina 'should have been eliminated five games ago' and that FIFA 'wanted to give the World Cup to Messi, just like four years ago in Qatar.' The host also said the opponent was not Argentina but FIFA and its president Infantino. ...

France full-back Gusto took to social media to express his gratitude to head coach Didier Deschamps and the fans for their unwavering support. He stated that the fans stayed with the team from the first match to the final whistle, and he especially thanked the coach for his trust. Gusto expressed regret over not winning the championship but cherished the opportunity to represent his country and felt proud of the journey. He made his future intentions clear, vowing to mount another challenge.

The Los Angeles Lakers have signed forward Arthur Kaluma to a two-way contract. Kaluma previously played for the Lakers' G League affiliate, averaging nearly 19 points per game in the Las Vegas Summer League on 61% shooting from the field and 50% from three-point range. The contract takes effect on July 21.

AC Milan are targeting Genk's 18-year-old Greek winger Karetsas, valued at €40M. To fund the move, they need to sell Leao, who seeks a new challenge but rejects Galatasaray's offer. Milan also scouted Troyes' 19-year-old center-back Diawara.

Bayern Munich's Serge Gnabry and Lennart Kerr are progressing in their recovery from season-ending injuries, with a target return date set for the Telekom Cup on August 15 against RB Leipzig, following gradual reintegration into team training.

On July 21, this World Cup's first-time commentator Liu Chang posted a review of her work experience. She wrote that the 39-day schedule was long but short. Work included third-place match commentary, run-throughs, programs, and final night live broadcast. In the last two days, she only slept three hours, considering World Cup final commentary as the ultimate dream of the industry. Reviewing this tournament: Japan vs Tunisia thousand-match milestone, Cape Verde challenging Argentina, 40-year-old goalkeeper Wo Qiniya becoming famous overnight, 39-year-old Messi never fading, Haaland writing the strongest note, 19-year-old Yamal sounding the victory prelude.

According to Diario Sport, Alvarez's transfer to Barcelona reaches a critical stage. The player feels deceived by Atletico Madrid's hierarchy, claiming the club promised to facilitate a move but instead stuck to the €500M release clause. Atletico CEO Gil Marin publicly criticized Barcelona and declared Alvarez untouchable. Alvarez is now ready to go public, potentially causing a shockwave in football if he states he only wants to join Barcelona.

On July 21, after the Las Vegas Aces defeated the Toronto Tempo, head coach Becky Hammon achieved her 135th career win, surpassing Richie Adubato and Pokey Chatman (both 134) to move up to 13th on the WNBA all-time coaching wins list. Hammon has led the Aces to two WNBA championships since taking over in 2022.

The USA-Canada-Mexico World Cup has concluded, with England finishing third. Legendary striker Alan Shearer has rated each player's performance: Jude Bellingham 9-9.5 (highest), Harry Kane 9, Jordan Pickford 7, Reece James 7, John Stones 7.5-8, Marc Guehi 8, Djed Spence 8, Declan Rice 7, Elliot Anderson 8, Morgan Rogers 7, Anthony G...