Ferguson Says Bologna Exit Was Never Close, Keeps Rangers Return in Mind
Lewis Ferguson says a summer move from Bologna was not close despite Rangers links, but he still harbours a boyhood dream of returning to Ibrox.
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Infantino Signals Larger Payout to FIFA Members from Reserves
FIFA President Gianni Infantino has told confederations he supports delivering the greatest responsible additional funding from FIFA's £4.4bn cash reserves, amid pressure over his withdrawn plan to sell stakes in World Cup commercial rights.
Cas: The Court of Arbitration for Sport and Why Man City Cannot Appeal There
The Court of Arbitration for Sport handles over 900 cases annually, but Manchester City cannot take their Premier League charges there due to English law provisions.
Cas: The Court of Arbitration for Sport and Why Man City Cannot Appeal There
The Court of Arbitration for Sport handles over 900 cases annually, but Manchester City cannot take their Premier League charges there due to English law provisions.
Ramsdale's fall: from Arsenal title race to Southampton fourth choice
Aaron Ramsdale, once an England international and PFA team of the year pick, is now Southampton's fourth-choice goalkeeper at 28 after a series of setbacks.
Everton's Unbeaten Start Sparks Cautious Optimism Amid 31-Year Trophy Drought
Everton's strong start to the season has fans cautiously optimistic, but the club's 31-year wait for a trophy and historical struggles temper expectations.
Premier League Possession Stats Show Decline in Wins for Dominant Teams
Teams with over 60% possession have won only 36.4% of Premier League matches this season, down from 53.5% last season, sparking debate about the effectiveness of possessi
Pulis: Stoke Fans Feel Cheated Over 2011 FA Cup After Manchester City Verdict
Former Stoke City manager Tony Pulis says the Manchester City financial rules verdict leaves a sour taste and raises questions about the 2011 FA Cup final.
Manchester City's Trophy Fate in Balance as Panel Weighs Sanctions
Manchester City face potential retrospective sanctions after being found guilty of most Premier League charges, with title stripping possible but unlikely.
Liverpool Reappoint Julian Ward as Sporting Director
Julian Ward returns to Liverpool as sporting director, taking over from Richard Hughes and tasked with key contract decisions.
Premier League Clubs Seek Legal Advice on Compensation After Manchester City Found Guilty of 115 Charges
Premier League clubs are exploring compensation claims after Manchester City were found guilty of most of the 115 financial rule breaches, with sanctions and potential ap
Rui Pinto: The hacker behind Manchester City's Premier League charges
A BBC Sport video profile examines Rui Pinto, the convicted hacker whose leaks led to Manchester City facing Premier League charges over alleged financial rule breaches.
September 2026 Transfer Digest: Enzo Fernandez to Man City Headlines Busy Window
A roundup of the significant confirmed deals in September 2026 across the Premier League, EFL, Scottish Premiership, and Women's Super League.
Tony Pulis Backs Roberto De Zerbi And Stresses Patience At Tottenham
BBC Sport columnist Tony Pulis argues Tottenham's summer spending has raised expectations unrealistically and says Roberto De Zerbi needs time with his players to build a