Transfers in full swing
Arsenal Confirm Emily Fox Contract Extension
Arsenal have confirmed that USWNT's Emily Fox has extended her contract with the club, with ESPN reporting that the new deal runs for three years. The original source is ESPN Soccer.
Read the full storyPalmeiras Duo Tops Brazilian Football Valuation List
A study by Cies Football (Observatório do Futebol) has ranked Flaco López and Vitor Roque as the most valuable players in Brazilian football, with each player valued at over 50 million euros.
Read the full storyOranje's World Cup Exit
Dutch national team captain Virgil van Dijk has spoken out about the racist and discriminatory reactions towards the team's players after their World Cup exit on penalties against Morocco.
Read the full storyBarcelona sign Anthony Gordon from Newcastle
Barcelona have confirmed the transfer of Anthony Gordon from Newcastle, with the English winger set to make his debut for the Catalan club. The news was first reported by L'Équipe Football.
Read the full storyThe Netherlands and the Eredivisie
Brazil Participates in Traditional Smoking Ceremony in Australia
The Brazilian national team has participated in a traditional "Smoking Ceremony" conducted by the Wulgurukaba Walkabouts in Townsville, Australia.
Read the full storyBotafogo to Reduce Foreign Players in Squad
Botafogo, a Brazilian football club, plans to strengthen its youth teams as it prepares for a reduction in the number of foreign players allowed in the squad.
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UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham Calls for Review of Football Ground Alcohol Ban
The English Football League has expressed its willingness to discuss reviewing the current legislation on alcohol sales in football grounds in England and Wales, following a statement from UK Prime Minister Andy….
Read the full storyUEFA Blocks Germany's Retro Green Jersey
The UEFA has forbidden Germany from wearing a retro green jersey against the Netherlands, as reported by Voetbal International. The confirmation status of this news is confirmed.
Read the full storyHillsborough debate resurfaces in UK football alcohol ban
The UK Football Policing Unit (UKFPU) has been accused of "bringing Hillsborough into the debate" around drinking in sight of the pitch, according to The Football Supporters' Association (FSA).
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