Former England goalkeeper Mary Earps, 33, has signed a two-year contract with London City Lionesses after leaving Paris St-Germain. Earps, a two-time Fifa Best Goalkeeper, cited the club's values and ambition, including a new training facility, as key factors in her decision.
Somali referee Omar Artan, denied US entry for the World Cup due to alleged terror links, will officiate the Uefa Super Cup match between PSG and Aston Villa on August 12 in Salzburg. Uefa cited his skills and support from Caf president Patrice Motsepe.
Somali referee Omar Artan, denied entry to the US for the World Cup due to alleged terror group links, will officiate the Uefa Super Cup between PSG and Aston Villa in Salzburg. Uefa cited discussions with Caf and a desire to support Artan's skills.
Arsenal, Liverpool, Man City, and Man Utd are interested in Nico Williams. Juventus are in talks for Emiliano Martinez. PSG target Michael Olise. Man Utd monitor Iliman Ndiaye. Liverpool may sell Federico Chiesa. Chelsea and Arsenal are interested in Dani Olmo. Mathys Tel could move to Bournemouth. Barcelona may sell Marc Casado. Leeds United want Ousmane Diomande.
Arsenal faces PSG competition for Morgan Gibbs-White, Real Madrid eyes mystery signing Khvicha Kvaratskhelia and Bernardo Silva, while other transfer rumors emerge across Europe.
Arsenal's Champions League final ended in heartbreak as defender Gabriel's missed penalty in the shootout led to a loss against PSG, despite a strong season where Gabriel was a key player.
Arsenal face a tough test against Paris St-Germain in the Champions League final, with their high-possession, defensive approach set against PSG's potent attack. Tactical strategies, including using Mikel Merino as a false nine and exploiting PSG's weaknesses on set pieces, could be key.
Arsenal and Paris St-Germain face off in the Champions League final, with PSG's players potentially fresher due to strategic resting in Ligue 1 games, despite playing more Champions League matches.
Arsenal eye Morgan Rogers, Liverpool and PSG rival for Yan Diomande, Tottenham target Brighton trio, and Jack Grealish may revive Man City career.
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer has urged TNT Sports to make the upcoming Champions League final between Arsenal and Paris St-Germain free-to-air, citing a tradition of making the event accessible to all fans.
England goalkeeper Mary Earps, 33, is reportedly close to a Women's Super League return, with London City Lionesses showing interest. Her contract with PSG expires in June, and she previously played for Manchester United.
PSG and Arsenal target Mateus Fernandes, Manchester City eyes Federico Valverde, while Chelsea faces hurdles for Mike Maignan and has no intention to sell Joao Pedro.
Manchester United considering moves for Federico Valverde, Ederson, and Mateus Fernandes, while Paris St-Germain target Julian Alvarez.
Luis Enrique's expertise at rebuilding a culture as well as a football team means Arsenal will confront the complete package when they meet holders Paris St-Germain in the Champions League final.
With Paris St-Germain waiting in the Champions League final, will Arsenal withstand the firepower of one of Europe's most formidable attacks and lift the trophy for the first time?
Our Ask Me Anything team tell you all you need to know about the 2026 Champions League final between Arsenal and Paris St-Germain.
Bayern Munich players, coaching staff and fans at the Allianz Arena were in disbelief after they were denied a penalty for a handball by Joao Neves in their semi-final second leg against Paris St-Germain.
Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta says Champions League rivals Paris St-Germain and Bayern Munich are in a "different world" to tired Premier League teams.
Barcelona eye Chelsea's Joao Pedro and Tottenham's Cristian Romero, Aston Villa want Paris St-Germain's Ibrahim Mbaye, Leeds United and Coventry City battle for Lois Openda, plus more.
PSG defeated Bayern Munich 5-4 in an extraordinary Champions League semi-final first leg at Parc des Princes, the highest-scoring semi-final since 1960. Both teams scored at least four goals for the first time in any major European semi-final, with PSG taking a one-goal lead to Munich. Luis Enrique called it the best match he has ever managed.
PSG host Bayern Munich in the first leg of their Champions League semi-final on Tuesday, with manager Luis Enrique's tactical system of 'floaters and anchors' driving their success. The Spanish manager has developed a complex rotation system where players replace specific zones on the pitch, allowing fluid attacking play while maintaining defensive structure. Unlike other coaches who allow centre-backs to roam, Luis Enrique keeps two fixed centre-backs while using the 'zone replacement' concept throughout the rest of the team. The system relies on having versatile players who can fill multiple positions - something Luis Enrique has described as 'a dream to have 20 players who can play everywhere'.
PSG host Bayern Munich in the first leg of the Champions League semi-final on Tuesday, with manager Luis Enrique's tactical system of 'floaters and anchors' driving their success. The system uses fixed centre-backs as anchors while other players rotate into specific zones, creating fluid attacking play that confuses opponents. The approach requires exceptional player versatility - Enrique has stated his dream of having 20 players who can play everywhere - and has transformed PSG into one of football's most exciting teams ahead of their semi-final clash.
PSG, under manager Luis Enrique, have reached the Champions League semi-finals playing their most impressive football despite lacking the star power of Messi, Neymar and Mbappé. The Spanish manager's 'floaters and anchors' system uses fixed positions (centre-backs, touchline players, one striker) as anchors while other players rotate into zones, creating tactical fluidity that confounds opponents. The system requires exceptional player versatility - Enrique wants 20 players capable of playing everywhere - and has proven particularly effective against man-to-man defending. PSG host Bayern Munich in the first leg on Tuesday.
PSG host Bayern Munich in the first leg of their Champions League semi-final on Tuesday, with manager Luis Enrique's tactical system of zone replacements driving their impressive campaign. The Spanish manager wants 20 players capable of playing everywhere, using 'floaters and anchors' to confuse opponents. While two centre-backs remain fixed, other players rotate into specific zones, creating a balanced yet fluid attacking force that has outplayed some of Europe's best teams.
