Liverpool's US tour squad has been boosted by the arrivals of Florian Wirtz, Alexander Isak and Ryan Gravenberch, while transfer talk persists over a move for Bradley Barcola
Youngsters Kieran Morrison and Lewis Koumas both scored in the 4-2 win over Sunderland, and both have a chance to force their way into Andoni Iraola's plans
Liverpool are reportedly seeking new investment into the club and Eduardo Saverin, a co-founder of Facebook, has reportedly been approached by a consortium
Federico Chiesa made just two starts in two seasons under Arne Slot and had looked destined for the Anfield exit door this summer had the Dutchman remained - now, under Andoni Iraola, a new start beckons for the Italian
Liverpool transfer target Yan Diomande has agreed a deal to move on from RB Leipzig who have held their ground and will land the £100m they wanted for his signature
A letter from FIFA president Gianni Infantino congratulating Argentina has emerged as they face punishment over the scenes that immediately followed the World Cup final
Ben Gannon-Doak has opened up on his relationship with former Liverpool team-mate Diogo Jota and how he paid his own tribute to the Portuguese following his tragic passing
Bob Paisley was appointed manager on this day in 1974 and remains Liverpool's most successful boss, but his grandfather-like image didn't tell the whole story of how he ruled Anfield
Fifa president Infantino launched a tirade at anyone who dared to question the success of the recent World Cup, writes Will Castle, but his Trump tribute act doesn’t change the fact that his interventions made the tournament worse
Chelsea have broken the British transfer record and signed Morgan Rogers from Aston Villa for a cool £117m. But how will the 23-year-old fit in to Xabi Alonso's new-look Chelsea system? Adam Clery breaks down why Chelsea think he's entirely worth this amount, and how Alonso could use him going in to next season.
Spain are officially world champions after beating Argentina 1-0 after extra time in the final. While Ferran Torres' goal and Argentina's unsavoury behaviour has dominated the headlines, Archie Corbett takes a deeper dive into how Spain's tactical setup allowed them to produce the most dominant World Cup final performance in recent history.
Real Madrid are reaping huge financial rewards from Vinicius Junior's vast sponsorship portfolio, with the Brazilian having established himself as one of world football's most marketable goldmines.
The transfer window is now open until September 1 and it's sure to be a busy period with clubs looking to make big signings ahead of next season. Here are today's latest developments...
Andrea Pirlo is no longer in the running to become Italy's next manager after 'political' concerns were raised over the football legend's sponsorship deal with a Russian betting company.
The 35-year-old Brighton striker has emerged as a player of interest within Stamford Bridge, and is now a contender to join the Blues squad under Xabi Alonso.
KIERAN GILL IN SYDNEY: Micky van de Ven has warned their Premier League rivals to be prepared to see a new Tottenham Hotspur after their ambitious summer spending spree.
He has posted a lengthy statement saying France fans probably deserved a 'better ending' than the 2-0 defeat by Spain in the semi-finals and the 6-4 lashing by England in the third-pace game.
With the six-week tournament officially over, Infantino took the time to address his detractors through a 15-slide post on Instagram - where he seemingly defended a number of controversies.
SIMON JONES: The 23-year-old France international has indicated he does not wish to sign a new contract with the European champions and is open to joining Liverpool.
Xabi Alonso has told Morgan Rogers and his other players yet to return from their World Cup breaks that they need to be ready for their first Premier League showdown with Fulham.
PETE JENSON IN MADRID: Arsenal will be pushing against an open door if they follow through on initial interest and make a big money offer for Vinicius this summer.
As owner Josh Kroenke said at the end of the season: 'It is about trying to stay at the top knowing everyone is trying to climb the mountain after you.'
Bruno Guimaraes would help Arsenal do just that.
Maresca is not Guardiola. As much as he admires the man who brought an unprecedented era of success to City and spent time with last week, he made it clear that he intends to do it his way.
After Spain's deserved triumph in the World Cup final, Lionel Scaloni's players threw punches and grabbed opposition players by the throat in ugly post-match scenes on the pitch.
Though he spent 14 years playing at Athletic Club in Bilbao, appearing 510 times for them and capped seven times by Spain, Iraola credits his year at New York City FC as a crucial part of his journey.
Arsenal's unexciting first-team recruitment activity has dominated the summer chat in north London pubs. Their Hale End academy, however, has quietly endured its own transfer misery.
Real Madrid are reaping huge financial rewards from Vinicius Junior's vast sponsorship portfolio, with the Brazilian having established himself as one of world football's most marketable goldmines.
The transfer window is now open until September 1 and it's sure to be a busy period with clubs looking to make big signings ahead of next season. Here are today's latest developments...
Andrea Pirlo is no longer in the running to become Italy's next manager after 'political' concerns were raised over the football legend's sponsorship deal with a Russian betting company.
The PDC world No 1 will star in a one-off live Netflix show on October 30, taking on 20 punters from across the nation. Regional qualifying heats are already open for sign-up .
The 55-year-old highlighted the difference between his long spell at Burnley where he was able to delegate recruitment with staff aware of his priorities and demands.
The 35-year-old Brighton striker has emerged as a player of interest within Stamford Bridge, and is now a contender to join the Blues squad under Xabi Alonso.
KIERAN GILL IN SYDNEY: Micky van de Ven has warned their Premier League rivals to be prepared to see a new Tottenham Hotspur after their ambitious summer spending spree.
Olmo was one of four Spain players attacked by Argentina during the post-match melee, with coach Roberto Ayala appearing to throw a punch that caught the midfielder in the neck.
