Clubs spend all-time high of more than $7 billion on mid-year transfers
Football clubs spent an all-time high of $7.36 billion on player transfer fees in the 2023 mid-year window, the governing body FIFA said on Friday.
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Canada coach stays loyal to World Cup veterans in choosing crucial Olympic playoff roster
Canada coach Bev Priestman has stayed loyal to her World Cup squad, selecting 21 of the 23 tournament players for an Olympic qualifying playoff with Jamaica later this month.
Saudi clubs spent $957m in transfer window: Deloitte
In this handout picture released by the Saudi Al-Hilal football club on August 15, 2023, Brazilian forward Neymar (L) poses for a picture with Hilal President Fahad bin Nafel in Paris. – Brazil forward Neymar has signed for Saudi Arabia’s Al-Hilal from Paris Saint-Germain, the clubs announced today, joining Cristiano Ronaldo and Karim Benzema as the latest big name lured to the oil-rich Gulf state. (Photo by – / Saudi Pro League / AFP)
Saudi spending in transfer window second only to Premier League
Saudi Pro League (SPL) clubs have splurged $957 million on players in the close season transfer window, according to analysis from Deloitte published on Friday.
Danilo puts in Rangers hard yards as new signing trains solo in bid to overcome stuttering Ibrox start
Danilo was a big-money arrival for Rangers but so far it has been stop-start for the Brazilian forward.
Two more women allege they were abused by Antony as Manchester United deny cover-up
Three women have now made allegations of abuse against Manchester United forward Antony this week.
Neymar says not 100 percent fit for Brazil, compares Saudi league to French
SAO PAULO: Brazil striker Neymar said he is not fully fit to play in the two opening rounds of World Cup qualifying due to the right ankle injury that has sidelined him since February.
Luciano Spalletti faces treacherous Euro start in Italy hot seat
Over a thousand matches on touchlines as a senior coach ought to arm a manager for most things, but this weekend, in Skopje, North Macedonia, Luciano Spalletti is wary of the unexpected, of an ambush. It is his debut in charge of Italy’s national team, a treacherous qualifier for the finals of a competition where the Azzurri are, so far, unconvincing defending champions.