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Why Takehiro Tomiyasu is at last chance saloon ahead of possible Crystal Palace move

At only 28 years of age, former Arsenal ace Takehiro Tomiyasu's football career appears to be at something of a crossroads.

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Why Brentford plan to replace Jordan Henderson with Lens star Mamadou Sangare

Last season must be seen as a success for Brentford, with the Bees ending the season in the Premier League's top 10, but to lose out on a place in Europe on goal difference will have arguably left a sour taste in the mouth.

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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.

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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.

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Why a move for Zirkzee from Man Utd to Juventus is likely to benefit all parties

When Man Utd signed Joshua Zirkzee on the back of a season with Bologna where he'd scored 12 goals and provided six assists in 37 games in all competitions, helping the Serie A side into the Champions League in the process, the expectation on the Dutchman was clear.

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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.

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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.

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Are Mikel Arteta and the Arsenal board right to pursue a deal for Real Madrid's Vini Jr.?

As we head into the new Premier League season, Arsenal appear keen to strengthen their front line, despite Viktor Gyokeres' strong start to his Gunners career in 2025/26.

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Why Frenkie de Jong's injury gives Marc Bernal the chance to cement his place at Barcelona

In just under a month's time, Barcelona begin the defence of their LaLiga title, and the make-up of their starting XI could look somewhat different to the one which ended the previous campaign.

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Crysencio Summerville's move to the Saudi Pro League could be destined to end in tears

There was a time when football in England was termed the 'working man's ballet.'

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Why Everton are right to be worried about Aston Villa's potential pursuit of James Garner

The recent sale of Morgan Rogers to Chelsea could have a long-lasting impact on Aston Villa, as Unai Emery and the club's board look for the best way to spend some of their windfall.

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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.

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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.

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Why signing Eduardo Camavinga from Real Madrid is a gamble for Man Utd

Ahead of the 2026/27 season, Man Utd are one of a number of clubs to be assessing their options in terms of transfers in and out of the club.

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Why Man Utd getting Bruno Fernandes to agree a 12 month contract extension is great news

News that Portuguese superstar Bruno Fernandes is close to committing his future to Manchester United will be like music to the ears of the Red Devils' board and supporters.

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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.

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How Alex Scott's potential move from Bournemouth to Arsenal could impact both sides

This summer could be pivotal in what happens next for Bournemouth in terms of how well prepared they are for a season of European football on top of domestic commitments.

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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.

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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.

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Why Barcelona might rue losing World Cup hero Ferran Torres if he decides to join PSG

For Ferran Torres, everything could well have changed in the space of the last few days.

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OPINION: Why Thomas Tuchel deserves England fans support despite World Cup disappointment

Now that the dust has finally settled on England's ultimately unsuccessful World Cup campaign, the inquisition can finally begin.

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Why Real Madrid's Garcia and Mastantuono might be clever signings for Fulham

With the World Cup finally over, attention can now turn to pre-season commitments, with Fulham being one of a number of clubs that have undergone a managerial change since the conclusion of the 2025/26 campaign.

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EXCLUSIVE: Keith Hackett looks at how the officials handled the World Cup's biggest games

With 104 matches across three countries, the 2026 World Cup was the most demanding tournament in history. Flashscore sat down with former Premier League official and refereeing authority Keith Hackett to get his observations and views on the officials and their decision-making during the final few games of the tournament.

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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.