Marseille sign Aubameyang from Chelsea
Olympique de Marseille have signed Gabon striker Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang from Chelsea, the Ligue 1 club said on Friday (Jul 21).
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Pape Souare completes Motherwell transfer as former Lille and Crystal Palace star signs 6 month deal
Motherwell have swooped to sign former Lille and Crystal Palace left back Pape Souare. The Senegal international has penned a six-month-deal at Fir Park after leaving Morecambe and becomes Stuart Kettlewell’s fourth signing of the summer.
Arsenal sign 'exceptional' Rice from West Ham for record fee
LONDON: Arsenal have signed Declan Rice on a long-term contract from West Ham United, the north London club said on Saturday (Jul 15), with manager Mikel Arteta describing the England international as an "exceptional talent".
Napoli boss confirms Victor Osimhen stance on future amid Manchester United transfer interest
New Napoli manager Rudi Garcia has confirmed that Manchester United transfer target Victor Osimhen wants to stay at the Stadio Diego Armando Maradona this summer.
Arsenal complete club-record £105 million Declan Rice signing from Premier League rivals West Ham
Declan Rice has sealed a £105 million move to Arsenal making him the club's most expensive signing. The now former West Ham midfielder has been the subject of one of the summer's most discussed transfers, and the saga is at an end after he agreed to join Mikel Arteta's Gunners. Ad Rice, 24, has signed a long-term contract as he continues his footballing career in London.
Arsenal sign Declan Rice from West Ham in club-record transfer - ESPN
Arsenal have smashed their transfer record to complete the signing of England midfielder Declan Rice from West Ham, the club announced on Saturday.
Where Man United's 2018 America tour squad members are now with only six remaining at the club
The last time Manchester United crossed the Atlantic for a summer tour Jose Mourinho was in charge and Fred was a signature summer arrival.
Herdman drawing on positives to ease pain of Canada's Gold Cup loss to U.S.
John Herdman still feels the sting of Sunday's penalty shootout loss to the U.S. at the Gold Cup. But the Canada coach believes the tournament will pay real dividends in the future.