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Rogers, Barcola and 10 huge Premier League transfers that could happen after World Cup:Chelsea close on a £117m club-record signing of Morgan Rogers from Aston Villa. Meanwhile, Marcus Rashford's future at Manchester United is unclear after his Barcelona loan ended, with his £40m release clause expired.

Opinion: Why this will be a tougher season for Arsenal to win the league:Arsenal aim to defend their Premier League title, relying on squad continuity as rivals like Liverpool, Chelsea, and Man City strengthen with new signings and management changes.

Chelsea could ruin Arsenal transfer plans AGAIN as Blues target John Stones:Chelsea are considering a move for free agent John Stones, who is also a target for Arsenal. Both London clubs seek defensive reinforcements, with Stones available after leaving Manchester City.

Golovin's brilliant free-kick in AS Monaco's pre-season friendly:Barcelona edged PSG 2-1 in a tense Champions League quarter-final first leg. Raphinha opened the scoring before Ousmane Dembele equalized against his former club. Andreas Christensen's late header secured a narrow advantage for the Catalans.

Takato Yamamoto's first Dortmund goal:Barcelona edged PSG 2-1 in the Champions League quarterfinal first leg. Raphinha scored both goals, including a stunning second-half winner, giving the Catalans a narrow advantage heading to Paris.

Chelsea to challenge Arsenal for another England World Cup hero:Chelsea target free agent John Stones to add experience, also pursuing Maxence Lacroix from Crystal Palace as part of their defensive overhaul.

MONEY TALKS! Arsenal, Man Utd and Liverpool are all facing the same nine-figure transfer problem this summer:The Premier League transfer window has already seen three nine-figure deals: Elliot Anderson (£116m to Man City), Morgan Rogers (£117m to Chelsea), and Sandro Tonali (£100m to Tottenham), setting a new market benchmark.

Arsenal, Man Utd and Liverpool all facing nine-figure transfer problem this summer:Premier League clubs have already completed three nine-figure transfers this summer, setting a new market benchmark and potentially surpassing last year's £3bn spending record.

Fans can now get Pep Guardiola’s Man City office items: From training tops to coffee cups and... incense sticks:Manchester City is auctioning Pep Guardiola's office items, including his coffee cups and tactical pads. The most sought-after lot is a rare ball marking Erling Haaland's 100th Premier League goal, with bids already over £1,000.

Ranking the 10 best midfielders in world football: Rodri, Rice, Vitinha…:Spain's Rodri is ranked the world's best central midfielder, following his Golden Ball-winning World Cup performance. The list features PSG's Vitinha and Fabian Ruiz, with Man City's new signing Elliot Anderson at number 10.

Football world mourns Kevin Keegan: Heartbroken Alan Shearer pays tribute to his 'hero', Jamie Carragher hails 'one of the greatest players this country has ever produced', while Prince William says he 'inspired generations':England and Liverpool icon Kevin Keegan has passed away aged 75. The double Ballon d'Or winner and former manager was surrounded by family. Tributes poured in from Alan Shearer, clubs, and Prince William.

Pep Guardiola lined up for shock return to management as ‘talks held’:Pep Guardiola has held talks with Italy's football federation about becoming national team manager, just weeks after leaving Manchester City. Italy seeks a new coach after missing three straight World Cups.

€100m is the new €50m: How football transfers and finance have changed in the last decade:Premier League clubs are splashing record fees, like Man City's €135m for Elliot Anderson and Chelsea's €137.6m for Morgan Rogers, yet English sides have won only three Champions Leagues in ten years.

Real Madrid prepared to facilitate Vinicius exit with an eye on tactical evolution with Man City megastar:Real Madrid may sell Vinicius Jr. if contract talks fail, using funds to sign Erling Haaland. This move aims to resolve tactical overlap with Kylian Mbappe and strengthen the attack.

RIP KING KEV: Newcastle and Liverpool legend Kevin Keegan dies aged 75 after being diagnosed with cancer as tributes pour in for former England boss:England and Newcastle United icon Kevin Keegan has passed away at 75. The double Ballon d'Or winner, a beloved player and manager, had been diagnosed with cancer.