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Aleksander Ceferin to seek fourth term as Uefa president after calling for Gianni Infantino to quit Fifa:UEFA President Aleksander Ceferin aims for re-election in 2025, extending his tenure to 2031 amid tensions with FIFA's Gianni Infantino over governance and investment plans.

Former Tottenham star Ramon Vega becomes Gianni Infantino's first presidential rival as Swiss announces his intention to stand in FIFA election:Former Tottenham defender Ramon Vega will run against Gianni Infantino in next year's FIFA presidential election, aiming to reform the governing body amid widespread discontent.

Man City's rivals 'agree club should be EXPELLED from Premier League' if appeal fails:Manchester City faces potential expulsion from the Premier League if their appeal against 114 financial charges fails. Clubs reportedly deem a points deduction insufficient for alleged nine-year breaches.

Man City whistleblower launches £2.55m fundraiser after losing his witness protection just days after Premier League found the club guilty of serious financial breaches:Rui Pinto, the hacker behind the Football Leaks that sparked Man City's financial probe, has lost his witness protection in Portugal. He faces death threats and is crowdfunding to urgently relocate.

Rui Pinto: The Man City whistleblower still fearing attacks 10 years after exposing scandal:Football Leaks founder Rui Pinto will lose state protection in October. His lawyers warn he's critically vulnerable after exposing financial rule-breaking, including in Manchester City's case.

Manchester City verdict brings vindication for former Belgian Prime Minister:Former UEFA financial regulator Yves Leterme's 2014 fraud claims against Manchester City are validated by the Premier League's recent ruling, potentially impacting City Group clubs like Lommel.

Just in: UEFA reopen investigation into Barcelona in the Negreira case following Real Madrid complaint:UEFA confirms receipt of a substantial Real Madrid dossier regarding Barcelona's Negreira case. Ethics inspectors will analyze the documents to determine potential disciplinary action.

Aleksander Ceferin launches fresh scathing attack at Gianni Infantino: ‘The emperor is naked’:UEFA President Ceferin publicly attacked FIFA's Infantino, urging clubs to withdraw support over secretive World Cup plans and the overturned Balogun ban, calling for governance change.

De Gea sends four-word message after Manchester City statement:Former Man Utd keeper David De Gea joked about City's 114 guilty financial breach charges, hinting at potential title implications. City plans to appeal the ruling, which covers nine seasons of alleged rule-breaking.

Manchester City players fear Premier League relegation:Manchester City found guilty of 114 financial breaches, facing a potential points deduction that could lead to relegation. The club will appeal the Premier League's decision.

The much-needed clarity has arrived on the Manchester City 115 case, and it is damning:Manchester City have been found guilty by an independent commission of serious financial breaches, including 'sham' contracts and misstated accounts. The club vows to appeal, maintaining innocence.

Wayne Rooney rejects retrospective medal and urges Manchester City relegation after guilty verdict:Wayne Rooney says Manchester City should be relegated for severe financial breaches. He argues players shouldn't lose titles won on the pitch. City denies charges and will appeal.

Premier League statement in full as Man City found guilty of ‘sham’ deals and other charges:Manchester City have been found guilty of the majority of 115 charges for serious financial rule breaches between 2009-2018, including sham deals to inflate revenue by over £900m.

FIFA respond to UEFA accusations as Infantino row takes new twist:FIFA claims UEFA is spreading misinformation to sway its presidential election, countering UEFA's legal accusations of criminal mismanagement against Gianni Infantino.

Gianni Infantino makes new funding pledge to Fifa members:FIFA President Gianni Infantino pledges additional funding to members after his failed World Cup sell-off scheme. He faces calls for a $2.1bn payout and an independent review, defending his plan ahead of a key October council meeting.