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Inter Milan are expected to sign Liverpool midfielder Curtis Jones for around £30 million. Although the deal is not officially complete, Inter are confident. Several bids were rejected in January, but talks have now progressed, with the 25-year-old Jones becoming a key transfer target for the Nerazzurri.

Premier League CEO Richard Masters has blasted FIFA President Gianni Infantino, saying the failure of the World Cup equity sale plan is self-destructive. UEFA, the FA, and others have withdrawn their support. FIFA's dismissal of senior executive Kevin Lamour has sparked controversy, with UEFA Vice-President Laura McAllister criticising the move for undermining reform opportunities and sending a troubling signal to those seeking change.

Simeone made it clear at the press conference that Alvarez's future is no longer in doubt and the club will rebuild the squad around him. Although the player returned late after featuring in the World Cup final and has yet to reach match fitness, and despite repeated big-club bids this summer, Atletico's hierarchy remain firm. Simeone called him the best player in the attack, responded to fan sentiment, and also praised new signing Romero.

Liverpool midfielder Mac Allister faces a crucial career challenge: last season under Slot his defensive stats dropped sharply, but the World Cup proved his ability remains; new boss Iraola demands high pressing, and due to late return from the World Cup, his preseason fitness only lasts 30 minutes, but he showed improvement when shifted to a deeper midfield role in friendlies. Inquiries from Real Madrid and City were rejected, making his stay almost certain. Opinions are split: he could revive as a top B2B, or be overtaken. Today the focus is on his fate.

New Premier League season kicks off Friday, with defending champions Arsenal hosting Coventry City. Foreign media analyze the starting lineups for the Big Six: Arsenal's Saka and Rice expected to play; Villa's injury crisis tests Emery; Chelsea switch to a back three; Liverpool's bench depth concerns; Man City under new manager Maresca; Man United's midfield puzzle; Spurs with multiple injury issues. Transfer window closes September 1, leaving time for reinforcements.

A small amateur club in the Basque Country of Spain, Antiguoko, has cultivated top coaches such as Arteta, Alonso, Iraola, and Emery through community mutual aid, diversified training, and a humanistic philosophy. Its uniqueness lies in not pursuing quick success, focusing on personality development and neighborhood cooperation, making it a rare cradle of coaches in European football.

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The Premier League's new season is about to begin, with the verdict on Manchester City's 115 financial breach charges already delayed for nearly 21 months and still unresolved. The case involves over 500,000 pieces of evidence. During this period, Manchester City has spent £690 million on signings and won six trophies, while clubs like Newcastle have been forced to sell star players due to regulatory constraints. The verdict could come at any time, but it may also drag on for years, with profound implications for the Premier League landscape.

Macarthur FC have parted ways with head coach Mile Sterjovski ahead of the new season. The 47-year-old former international led the club to the 2023 Australia Cup, but leaves after the team missed the playoffs for two consecutive A-League seasons. The club has begun the search for a new coach, with the new season set to start at home against Perth Glory on October 17.

FIFA Chief Operating Officer Lamoureux leaves post and slams Infantino's equity sale plan; over ten national associations, including New Zealand, withdraw support for reelection; three continental confederations jointly demand an independent review; Infantino's 2027 reelection prospects are overshadowed.

Barcelona have finalized the signing of Manchester City midfielder Rodri for €76.5 million (approximately £65.3 million). The player has flown to Barcelona and will undergo a medical on Tuesday before the official announcement. Rodri said his dream has come true and looks forward to challenging for the Champions League with his national teammates. He spent seven seasons at City, winning four Premier League titles and the Ballon d'Or, but was limited by injuries. City have signed Anderson for €135 million this summer as a replacement.

Mourinho has officially taken over Real Madrid, arriving with six new signings including Cucurella and Bernardo Silva. The team is shifting to a 4-2-3-1 formation, with Mbappe, Vinicius, and Bellingham locking down attacking roles while the right-wing choice and midfield partner remain undecided. The defense is set for a major overhaul, with Cucurella, Huijsen, and others given prominent roles. With the season opener at Espanyol on August 22, Mourinho's new starting framework is beginning to take shape.

Joao Cancelo has terminated his contract with Al-Hilal early and will join Barcelona on a free transfer for the third time, becoming the fourth new signing this summer. The 32-year-old Portuguese full-back previously played for Barcelona on two loan spells, and this marks his first permanent transfer. Barcelona may continue to reinforce the squad, with head coach Flick hinting at gaps in the team. Cancelo, who helped Barcelona win La Liga, is the first player to win league titles in four major European leagues.

Arteta says Arsenal's 3-0 Community Shield win over Man City must be the benchmark for the new season. Calafiori scored after 23 seconds to set a competition record, with Havertz and Odegaard also on target. City, despite fielding Haaland and Anderson, failed to threaten. Arteta also called for larger Premier League squads; Arsenal face Coventry on Friday.

Barcelona and Manchester City have reached an agreement for the transfer of Rodri, with a total fee of €76.5 million. The 30-year-old Ballon d'Or winner is set to join and could be unveiled at the Joan Gamper Trophy on Wednesday. Meanwhile, Joao Cancelo returns on a free transfer, as Barcelona have signed five players this summer and continue to pursue Alvarez.

Cristiano Ronaldo said in a Vogue interview that this season could be his last as a professional, outlining retirement plans such as travel and family time while ruling out coaching. He stopped short of fixing a retirement date. With his Al-Nassr contract running until June 2027 and prior comments about playing one or two more years, a possible extension remains uncertain, leaving his 1,000-goal and five-Ballon d'Or legacy potentially ending after this campaign.

Liverpool has reignited their pursuit of PSG winger Bradley Barcola, while Real Madrid have set their sights on AZ Alkmaar midfielder Kees Smit. Tottenham are interested in Crystal Palace defender Daniel Munoz, and Aston Villa are close to signing Parma goalkeeper Zion Suzuki. Cody Gakpo is on the verge of moving to Tottenham, Newcastle are in talks with Bayern over Joao Palhinha. Barcelona have made a third bid for Rodri, and Manchester United are negotiating with Bayer Leverkusen for Jarell Quansah. Transfer updates from multiple clubs.

John Stones scored a decisive goal in the 82nd minute on his Inter debut, leading the team to a 1-0 victory over Real Betis and concluding the pre-season preparations. Inter will face Monza to start their Serie A title defense, have signed Djed Spence, and Curtis Jones is linked with transfer rumors. Additionally, Brentford won 7-0, Morgan Rodgers scored his first Chelsea goal, and other results.

Under the unconventional coaching duo of Valentine Ngale and Dimitri Lipoff, handpicked by Samuel Eto'o, the Cameroon women's team overcame pre-tournament turmoil to make a historic run to the Women's Africa Cup of Nations final. The pair complement each other and resolved internal conflicts, standing just one step away from the team's first title. Ngale is poised to become the first female coach to win the competition and has vowed to dedicate the victory to all female coaches.

Maresca will decide Manchester City's new captain after the summer transfer window closes, with Ruben Dias currently leading Erling Haaland. Rodri may leave as Barcelona consider a bid. Internal and external candidates include Marc Guehi, Josko Gvardiol, Phil Foden, among others, while 18-year-old winger Ryan McAidoo will remain at the club.