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Why Jadon Sancho is at the last-chance saloon & what he must improve ahead of next move
At just 26 years of age, Jadon Sancho has once again reached a crossroads in his football career.
Why Barcelona would be making a huge mistake if they allowed Marc Bernal to move to Villa
With Champions League football ahead, as well as domestic commitments in the 2026/27 season, it stands to reason that Unai Emery would want to ensure that his Aston Villa side is well stocked in every department, particularly since the loss of Morgan Rogers from the squad.
How a move for Giorgio Scalvini would impact Man Utd's other transfer plans
Manchester United have begun revisiting a potential move for Atalanta defender Giorgio Scalvini, an intriguing development that could alter the direction of their rebuild.
Inside the Julian Alvarez transfer saga as Barcelona talks reach pivotal stage
Barcelona's pursuit of Julian Alvarez is reaching what many around the negotiations believe could be the defining moment of the transfer saga.
The Base Line: Fritz continues improved run of form as Eala makes history in Washington
Our regular tennis feature, The Base Line, looks to keep you up to date with the relentless and fast-paced nature of the ATP and WTA Tours. Who were crowned champions, who struggled to make an impact, and what moments stood out?
Benjamin Sesko looks set for big things in 2026/27 after encouraging debut season
Benjamin Sesko's debut season at Manchester United saw him score 11 Premier League goals despite having spells as an impact sub and a month sidelined through injury. It was also a campaign that went from strength to strength after failing to score in his first five Premier League games.
Flashscore sources: Liverpool facing defensive dilemma as transfer window enters key phase
Liverpool are facing an increasingly important decision over the make-up of their defence before the new Premier League season gets underway.
What can Chelsea expect to see from Valentin Barco and Pep Chavarria this season?
With almost a month left of the summer transfer window, Chelsea are continuing to make moves for both new signings and those players surplus to requirements.
Why Galatasaray striker Victor Osimhen would be Tottenham's best summer signing
It's been quite the summer already for Tottenham Hotspur.
Should West Ham supporters be worried by the lack of transfer activity this summer?
West Ham United begin their 2026/27 campaign in earnest as they face Birmingham City in the Carabao Cup on the second Saturday in August, with their Championship season to begin against Burnley the following week.
Redemption or disappointment? De Bruyne and Lukaku face crucial crossroads with Napoli
Belgian stars, Romelu Lukaku and Kevin De Bruyne, will be available to Massimiliano Allegri for the second part of preparations for the new season. However, there are natural doubts about the real contribution they can make to the Neapolitan team
Flashscore sources: Liverpool calm over Cody Gakpo future as Tottenham monitor situation
Liverpool remain relaxed about Cody Gakpo’s future and will only entertain a sale if an offer is simply too good to turn down.
Why Eddie Howe was always going to leave Newcastle after PIF sold the club's crown jewels
The recent news that Eddie Howe was leaving Newcastle United by mutual consent is likely to have sent shockwaves through the club.
Why Juventus would be taking a risk if they sign PSG & Tottenham flop Randal Kolo Muani
At 27 years of age, Randal Kolo Muani isn't quite a journeyman pro, but his football career does seem to be getting away from him, and with little to show for it other than moves around European football.
60 years of hurt but how many more before England finally celebrate a major trophy win?
July 30th 2026, represents the 60th anniversary of England's first and only World Cup win.
Flashscore sources: Inside Liverpool's plan to land Bradley Barcola from PSG
Liverpool are carefully preparing an offer for Bradley Barcola as they look to persuade Paris Saint-Germain to sell the winger for a fee significantly lower than the French champions' current valuation.
Why Manchester City will be delighted to have tied down Josko Gvardiol until 2031
It's already been the strangest of summers for Man City, with Pep Guardiola having moved on, to be replaced by Enzo Maresca, and all of Bernardo Silva, Manuel Akanji, Nathan Ake and John Stones following their manager out of the Etihad Stadium exit door.
Why Aston Villa boss Emery should be wary of pursuing World Cup star Vargas
With only a few weeks until the start of the 2026/27 Premier League season, the likes of Aston Villa and Newcastle are busy in the transfer market with various comings and goings.
Why Xabi Alonso wants to sign Jordan Henderson and Danny Welbeck for Chelsea
The news that Chelsea are hoping to land 36-year-old Jordan Henderson and 35-year-old Danny Welbeck will likely have come as quite the shock to Blues supporters.
Why Chelsea shouldn't consider selling Pedro Neto despite the potential of a huge fee
With the World Cup having finished and the start of the new season still weeks away, the next few days and weeks are likely to see lots of movement in the transfer window.
Formula 1 Focus: Norris sends McLaren a message, Hamilton & Ferrari miss big opportunity
What were the standout stories from the most recent race weekend? And what off-track developments are causing a stir? All of that and more is explored in Formula 1 Focus, a regular F1 column by Flashscore's Finley Crebolder.
The Base Line: Tsitsipas and Krejcikova end droughts ahead of US hard-court swing
Our regular tennis feature, The Base Line, looks to keep you up to date with the relentless and fast-paced nature of the ATP and WTA Tours. Who were crowned champions, who struggled to make an impact, and what moments stood out?
Why Man City's Jack Grealish has reached a career crossroads and what he needs to do next
It wasn't that long ago that Jack Grealish was celebrating an epic treble with his all-conquering Man City teammates.
Flashscore sources: Arsenal to consider improved Bruno Guimaraes offer if first bid fails
Arsenal are preparing a bid for Bruno Guimaraes, despite accepting that their offer is unlikely to be enough to convince Newcastle United to sell.
Why Roma could land a €20m bargain with the signing of Chelsea's Axel Disasi
With a loan move for Alejandro Garnacho to Aston Villa complete, and with Morgan Rogers, Geovany Quenda and Marco Palestra having signed for Chelsea, new manager Xabi Alonso is already making moves at Stamford Bridge.
Why England remain light years behind Spain and France when it comes to winning trophies
To nobody's real surprise, Spain were triumphant at the World Cup that's just been played in the USA, Canada and Mexico.
Bouaddi to Spence: Five World Cup stars who could be rewarded with a big move this summer
Another World Cup has been consigned to the history books, and once again, there were several players who put themselves in the shop window with a series of eye-catching displays in the United States, Canada and Mexico.
Navratilova's return & an Olympic legacy: Remembering Prague's pivotal 1986 Fed Cup
Stvanice, an island on the river in Prague, has always been a sporting paradise. For many years, it was home to an ice hockey stadium that hosted the World Championship, where the national team won its first gold in 1947, and right next to it, the stands of an iconic tennis arena were built. It was this arena, now the host of the upcoming Livesport Prague Open, that in July of 1986 hosted one of the most memorable tournaments of all time.
Why a move from West Ham to Juventus for Jean-Clair Todibo would suit all parties
It's been quite the summer transfer window for West Ham already, both with players leaving the club and others committing their futures to it.
Argentina left in precarious situation with Messi and Scaloni's futures up in the air
Grit and passion were not enough for Argentina as they failed to overcome the obstacle of a dominant Spain side in the World Cup final. Now, questions arise about how those who remain will react and form a new group, with the futures of Lionel Messi and manager Lionel Scaloni up in the air.
Why Arsenal need to get over recent transfer disappointment by landing Nico Williams
After landing the Premier League title for the first time in 22 years last season, Arsenal may have thought that procuring elite-level players would be that much easier this summer.
Flashscore sources: Rodri waiting for Real Madrid to make move after Man City exit talk
Rodri will push for a move to Real Madrid if the Spanish giants decide to step up their interest, sources have confirmed.
Flashscore sources: Folarin Balogun's next move taking shape as Monaco prepare for sale
Folarin Balogun's World Cup may have ended in disappointment, but it has done little to diminish his growing reputation - and the United States striker is now set to make new headlines in the summer transfer window.
Formula 1 Focus: Antonelli puts one hand on title after another nightmare for Russell
What were the standout stories from the most recent race weekend? And what off-track developments are causing a stir? All of that and more is explored in Formula 1 Focus, a regular F1 column by Flashscore's Finley Crebolder.
What's next for Vinicius Junior? Breaking down his Real Madrid contract decision
Noise surrounding the prospect of Vinicius Junior making a sensational move to the Premier League has been growing louder in recent weeks.
How a dominant Spain finally saw off disappointing Argentina in a one-sided World Cup final
It all came down to this. One epic match-up between the European champions and the Copa America champions, for the right to call themselves world champions.
More than Lamine vs Messi? Why the World Cup final will be battle of contrasting styles
What a World Cup final we have in prospect on Sunday evening, as Spain take on Argentina in New Jersey.
With eight players in the WTA top 50, what’s the secret to the Czech success?
This year’s women’s final at Wimbledon was notable for featuring two Czechs, and it's not just Linda Noskova and Karolina Muchova who have made their mark on the hallowed grass courts, but other Czechs too. One after another, they’re being asked the same questions: Where does the magic of Czech tennis come from? How is it possible that so many girls succeed? What are you doing differently over there?
A look ahead to the World Cup match between France and England that no one wants to play
It's the game that nobody from either France or England will want to play.
OPINION: Tuchel was appointed to pass single test with England but failed Southgate's way
The entire premise of Thomas Tuchel's appointment was that he was not Gareth Southgate, and the German serial winner was recruited - with plenty of excitement - to get the Three Lions over the hurdles that have haunted them in the previous five tournaments. On Wednesday night in Atlanta, a huge opportunity to reach a World Cup final for the first time in 60 years arrived, and, unfortunately for England fans, Tuchel inexplicably went full Southgate at the worst possible moment.