Ouattara Agrees Beşiktaş Terms as Monaco Negotiate €10m Move
Kassoum Ouattara has reportedly agreed personal terms with Beşiktaş JK, though AS Monaco are yet to finalise negotiations with the Turkish club over a proposed €10 million transfer.
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Torino reject Simeone request to join River Plate
Torino have informed striker Giovanni Simeone that he is not for sale despite his expressed desire to return to former club River Plate this summer.
Manu Koné’s World Cup form drives Arsenal interest and rising Roma valuation
France midfielder Manu Koné is rumoured to start his second consecutive World Cup match against Norway, with Arsenal closely monitoring his soaring transfer value.
Riise favours Haaland over Mbappé as France-Norway decider approaches
Former Norway defender John Arne Riise says he would rather build his team around Erling Haaland than Kylian Mbappé, though he rates France as World Cup favourites ahead of their group showdown.
Mathematician predicts Netherlands World Cup triumph after perfect streak
German mathematician Joachim Klement, who correctly forecast Germany, France and Argentina as World Cup winners, has predicted the Netherlands to lift the 2026 trophy.
Elliot Anderson becomes most expensive British player in £116m Manchester City transfer
Manchester City have signed midfielder Elliot Anderson from Nottingham Forest for £116 million, making the 23-year-old the most expensive British player in history.
Gladbach see €3.5m Kirkegaard bid rejected as Viborg hold out for record fee
Borussia Mönchengladbach have had an opening offer of €3.5 million for Danish defender Lukas Kirkegaard turned down by Viborg FF, who are demanding at least €4.5 million for the 20-year-old center-back.
Egypt Hold Advantage in Wide-Open World Cup Group G Ahead of Final Fixtures
Egypt lead Group G after two matches but face a tense final matchday where Iran, Belgium and New Zealand all retain hopes of reaching the 2026 World Cup knockout stages.
World Cup Group H: Four Teams Vie for Knockout Spots in Final Fixtures
All four sides in Group H enter the final matchday with a chance of reaching the round of 32. Spain lead the way but must beat Uruguay to top the group, while African debutants Cape Verde need victory against Saudi Arabia to seal their place in history.
France and Norway contest Group I summit as Senegal and Iraq fight for survival
The final matchday of World Cup Group I kicks off today with simultaneous fixtures deciding the group winner and which of Senegal or Iraq advances to the knockout stage as a best third-place team.