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Manchester City is close to signing Elliott Anderson from Nottingham Forest for a British record fee, with a medical imminent in the United States. Forest has indicated willingness to accept a nine-figure offer; United and other clubs showed interest. Anderson will join City's midfield rebuild after Bernardo Silva's departure.
Manchester United has extended Kobbie Mainoo’s contract amid renewed faith in the 21-year-old midfielder after a breakthrough season, including a key FA Cup final goal and England representation in Euro 2024. The club also signals confidence in his development under interim manager Michael Carrick and a shift in long-term plans as Casemiro departs.
Liverpool's Mo Salah has been ruled out of the final weeks of the club season due to a hamstring tear, with officials confirming he will be fit for Egypt's World Cup group stage. Jurgen Klopp’s side are pushing for a Champions League place as they navigate his absence.
Mohamed Salah has been sidelined by a minor hamstring issue since a win over Crystal Palace, but Liverpool says he is expected to be available again before the season concludes as he prepares for his Anfield farewell this summer.
Liverpool has appointed Andoni Iraola to replace Arne Slot, aiming to restore an attacking, front-foot style. The Spaniard has been identified as the successor after a run of mixed results and a push for a Klopp-era attacking identity. The move follows ongoing negotiations and recent coverage confirming Iraola’s strong fit with the club’s tactical ambitions.
Milner has announced his retirement after a record-breaking 658 Premier League appearances, marking the end of a 24-season career with clubs including Leeds, Liverpool, City, Villa, Newcastle and Brighton. He has thanked teammates, fans and the game for an unforgettable journey.
Liverpool has appointed Andoni Iraola as their new manager after sacking Arne Slot. Iraola, who guided Bournemouth to European qualification, will inherit a squad under pressure and is expected to implement a more attacking style. The announcement follows a season of injuries and poor results that left the club trophyless.
Wolves have concluded a leadership change after the season review, appointing a new head coach as they prepare to compete in the Championship next season.
Germany has secured a 2-1 victory over Cf4te d31voire, boosting momentum ahead of the World Cup. Havertz scored, Undav equalised, and Germany sit on six points in Group E after a late winner.
Ipswich Town has announced Gary O’Neil as its new manager on a three-year deal, replacing Kieran McKenna as the club prepares for Premier League football. O’Neil arrives from Strasbourg after guiding them to a Conference League semi-final; he is supported by Tim Jenkins, Neil Critchley and Ed Ames. The club’s chairman emphasises a clear vision and ambition.
New York readies a ticker-tape parade through the Canyon of Heroes to crown the Knicks’ 53-year wait with a city-wide celebration. Mayor Mamdani has framed Thursday’s event as potentially the largest in New York’s history, with 10,000 officers on duty and security measures in place. The parade will travel from Battery Park to City Hall, featuring former Knicks icons and stars.