Leeds United forward Noah Okafor has announced he will not play again for Switzerland under the leadership of Murat Yakin, citing a breakdown in trust with the head coach. This decision was confirmed by the Swiss FA, who stated they respect Okafor's decision and wish him every success with his club.
Giovanni van Bronckhorst has expressed his satisfaction with Anis Hadj Moussa's recent performances, particularly in Feyenoord's Champions League match against FC Barcelona. The statement comes from a press conference where Van Bronckhorst reflected on Hadj Moussa's display.
Vitesse has signed Jeredy Hilterman, an eight-time Surinamese international, according to the club's official channels. VoetbalPrimeur reports on the transfer.
Leones FC, the team of Lionel Messi's family, is planning to build a multi-purpose stadium in Alvear, a locality where the institution was founded and has its base, according to Olé. The project aims to become one of the most important institutional projects in the club's short history.
Arsenal are close to finalising a new contract for manager Mikel Arteta, according to BBC Football. The original source is a report by Sami Mokbel, senior football correspondent for the Daily Mail.
sc Heerenveen has confirmed that Kirayno Schaken's contract has been extended, tying him to the Eredivisie club until mid-2030, according to the club's official channels.
AC Milan are exploring a formal strategic partnership with Ligue 1 side Toulouse, according to Football Italia, with confirmation from the source. The Italian club is seeking to emulate the highly lucrative multi-club network established by Chelsea and Strasbourg under BlueCo.
Botafogo is reportedly looking for a replacement for Arthur Cabral, according to Globo Esporte Futebol. Interim manager Rodrigo Bellão has suggested that Medina could play as a number 10.
Ajax defender Aaron Bouwman is expected to miss action in September, according to former Ajax coach Aad de Mos, speaking to the Eindhovens Dagblad. De Mos believes Bouwman is in line for a debut in the Dutch national team.
SC Cambuur striker Nicolas Binder has spoken about his readiness to prove himself after a challenging debut season, according to an interview with the Leeuwarder Courant. The Austrian has started the new campaign well with one goal and two assists in four games.