Man Utd's £127m Attack Revamp: Will It Fix Goal Drought?
Manchester United, after their worst Premier League goal-scoring season, have spent £127.5m on attackers Bryan Mbeumo and Matheus Cunha
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Mbeumo joins Man Utd after lengthy saga
Bryan Mbeumo joins Manchester United in a £65m deal, fulfilling his childhood dream. The 25-year-old winger signs a five-year contract after a standout season with Brentford, marking their record sale. He aims to grow under Ruben Amorim at Old Trafford
Premier League Striker Race Heats Up
Premier League clubs ramp up striker hunt with one month left before kickoff. Arsenal close on Gyokeres (£63.5m), while Osimhen, Isak, and Mbeumo spark bidding wars among top teams
Man Utd's 'Bomb Squad' Stalls Transfer Plans
Man United's transfer plans remain stalled as the "bomb squad" (Rashford, Sancho, Garnacho, Antony, Malacia) stay unsold due to high wages and lack of offers
Ayr United Hit Six Past Annan in Goal Fest
Hearts crush Hamilton 4-0 in Premier Sports Cup, while East Kilbride stuns Raith Rovers with 4-2 upset. Motherwell, St Mirren, and Ayr United also secure wins in group stage action
Man City Seal Record £1bn Puma Kit Deal
Manchester City signs record £1bn, 10-year kit deal with Puma, surpassing rivals with £100m annual payout.
Study: 2026 World Cup to break pollution records
2026 FIFA World Cup in North America set to be the most polluting ever, emitting over 9 million tonnes of CO2—nearly double past tournaments—due to expanded format, cross-continent travel, and 104 matches, research reveals.
Man Utd land promising left-back Leon
Teen left-back Diego Leon rose from Paraguay's Cerro Porteno to Manchester United after a stunning senior debut, scoring twice in his first two games. The 17-year-old
Brescia's License Revoked Amid Financial Woes
Historic Italian club Brescia Calcio dissolves after financial collapse, ending a 112-year legacy. Once home to stars like Baggio and Pirlo
Brazilian Teams Shine in Expanded Club World Cup
Brazilian football fever peaks as four clubs dominate the Club World Cup group stage, fueled by climate advantage