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The bell to signal the opening of trading for this summer’s transfer window has officially been rung. From today until 11pm on Thursday, September 1 all Premier League and EFL clubs are able to buy, sell, borrow and lend players as they see fit.
Liverpool's Mohamed Salah and Chelsea's Sam Kerr have won the 2022 PFA Players' Player of the Year awards.
The loved ones of a "superhero" dad who died at the age of 33 have raised more than £17,000 in his memory. Dom Halpin died just four weeks after being diagnosed with cancer. A passionate member of the Red Wall supporters club, Dom had always dreamed of seeing Wales' football team get to a World Cup.
Kevin De Bruyne could cement his place as an all-time Premier League great tonight, as he looks to surpass legends like Alan Shearer, Thierry Henry, and Cristiano Ronaldo.
Gareth Bale said Wales must learn the "dark arts" to break up play when necessary after his side conceded a late winner at home to the Netherlands in the Uefa Nations League.
THURSDAY'S BIG STORIES Sucker Punch Ad/> For Wales, no Gareth Bale, no Aaron Ramsey, no Joe Allen. For the Netherlands, not a single player that started their convincing win over Belgium. For everybody, another game even though we're well into June now.
The summer transfer window opens tomorrow (Friday 10 June).
Wout Weghorst ended Wales' World Cup party and shattered their 19-match unbeaten home record in dramatic fashion as the Netherlands won 2-1 in Wednesday's Nations League clash in Cardiff. Wales will head to Qatar in November for their first World Cup appearance in 64 years after beating Ukraine 1-0 in the play-off final on Sunday. But Robert Page's side, who face USA, Iran and England in the group stage in Qatar, came back down to earth with a bump as they suffered a second successive Nations League Group A4 defeat after last week's loss in Poland.