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FIFPRO, European Leagues To File Joint Complaint Against FIFA Over 'Unsustainable' Match Calendar

FIFPRO Europe and European Leagues have released a joint statement stating their intentions to file a complaint with the European Commission against FIFA over the match calendar. “The international match calendar is now beyond saturation and has become unsustainable for national leagues and a risk for the health of players. FIFA's decisions over the last years have repeatedly favoured its own competitions and commercial interests, neglected its responsibilities as a governing body, and harmed the economic interests of national leagues and the welfare of players,” read the joint statement posted on X.

Aston Villa Sign Belgian Midfielder Amadou Onana From Everton

Aston Villa signed Belgium midfielder Amadou Onana from Everton in a deal worth a reported £50 million ($64 million) on Monday. Onana agreed a five-year contract with Villa, who had been searching for a replacement for Douglas Luiz after the Brazilian's move to Juventus. The 22-year-old failed to make an impact at Everton after arriving from Lille two years ago. But, after featuring for Belgium at Euro 2024, Onana has been given the chance to revive his Premier League career by Villa boss Unai Emery.

Manchester United Beat Real Madrid To The Signing Of Leny Yoro from Lille

Premier League outfit Manchester United announced the signing of young defender Leny Yoro from Ligue 1 side Lille on a contract that will run until 2029. The club released an official statement to announce the signing of the 18-year-old defender, which read, "Manchester United is pleased to confirm that Leny Yoro has joined the club, subject to registration. The French defender has signed a contract until June 2029, with the option to extend for a further year."

How Manchester United Have Changed Their Transfer Recruitment Strategy

The 2024 summer transfer window officially opened on July 1, and within 10 days, English giants Manchester United have made sizable progress. After finishing 8th in the English Premier League last season, with a record-low tally of 60 points, Manchester United were expected to make several large-scale changes to their squad. But as is the case with most transfer windows for the Red Devils, business doesn't usually start until August. But there seems to be a change this time around.

Ex Brighton Coach Roberto De Zerbi Reaches Agreement With Marseille

Former Brighton coach Roberto De Zerbi has an agreement in principle with Marseille to become their new boss, the French club announced on Monday. Italian De Zerbi left the English outfit at the end of the season having guided them to 11th place in his second campaign in charge.De Zerbi, 45, is set to replace Jean-Louis Gasset at the helm of the 1993 Champions League winners. "Marseille announce they have found an agreement in principle with Roberto De Zerbi," the Stade Velodrome outfit said. "The club are currently working with all parties to formalise the arrival of the Italian coach as well as his staff to Marseille's bench and are preparing his arrival in Marseille over the coming days."

Manchester City To Launch Premier League Title Defense At Chelsea

Manchester City will begin their Premier League title defence away to Chelsea on the opening weekend of the new season after the fixture list was published on Tuesday. The match on August 18 will pit Pep Guardiola against his former assistant Enzo Maresca, who was appointed Chelsea boss earlier this month after guiding Leicester to promotion last term. FA Cup winners Manchester United will host the opening game of the campaign when Fulham visit Old Trafford on August 16.

Southampton Return To Premier League As Adam Armstrong Sinks Leeds In Play-Off Final

Southampton clinched promotion back to the Premier League after a one-year exile as Adam Armstrong sealed a 1-0 win against Leeds in the Championship play-off final on Sunday. Armstrong's first-half strike at Wembley ensured Southampton erased the bitter taste of last year's relegation from the top-flight with an immediate return. Victory in football's single richest match will give Southampton an estimated £140 million ($178 million) windfall due to the increases in matchday, broadcast and commercial revenue for clubs who reach the Premier League.

Pochettino Unsure Of Chelsea Future Despite Boehly Food For Thought

Mauricio Pochettino may have enjoyed a meal with Chelsea co-owner Todd Boehly ahead of a 2-1 win over Bournemouth on Sunday that secured European football next season, but the Blues boss said he was no closer to knowing about his long-term future at Stamford Bridge. Victory at home to the Cherries on the final day of the Premier League season, in part secured by Moses Caicedo's stunning goal from the halfway line, ensured Pochettino's debut campaign as Chelsea manager finished with the Blues in sixth place.

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FIFPRO, European Leagues To File Joint Complaint Against FIFA Over 'Unsustainable' Match Calendar

Aston Villa Sign Belgian Midfielder Amadou Onana From Everton

Manchester United Beat Real Madrid To The Signing Of Leny Yoro from Lille

How Manchester United Have Changed Their Transfer Recruitment Strategy

Ex Brighton Coach Roberto De Zerbi Reaches Agreement With Marseille

Manchester City To Launch Premier League Title Defense At Chelsea

Southampton Return To Premier League As Adam Armstrong Sinks Leeds In Play-Off Final

Pochettino Unsure Of Chelsea Future Despite Boehly Food For Thought