After the end of the FIFA Club World Cup, the transfer market is heating up again around Europe while the Women's Euros is back ahead of the weekend for the quarterfinals and another USMNT star is in talks to join a Serie A team this summer.

Sporting CP are not in the mood to be pushed around. Viktor Gyökeres, their prolific Swedish striker, has made it clear he wants a move to Arsenal, but his absence from pre-season training has sparked disciplinary consequences rather than negotiation breakthroughs,

Our team of dedicated writers take you inside the transfer market to explain the deals being worked on across Europe and beyond

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta has defended the club's continued signing of players from Chelsea, including Noni Madueke and Kepa Arrizabalaga this summer.

Perhaps Arsenal’s lack of movement is not hesitation, but strategy. They may be deliberately holding fire, waiting for their true target to become available – though The Gunners have been told ...

Gyokeres' latest strategy to push through his Arsenal transfer hasn't gone down well in Lisbon, with Sporting's president Frederico Varandas explaining what to expect next

Gordon, who joined Newcastle from Everton for £45 million in 2023, has developed into one of the Premier League’s most dynamic wide forwards. He scored nine goals and provided seven assists last season, helping Newcastle qualify for the Champions League and lift the Carabao Cup.

Mikel Arteta has been explaining why Arsenal spent a club record £145 million ($201m) on new recruits during the summer transfer window, with the Gunners boss conceding that there was need for "substantial change" at Emirates Stadium.