Football/Soccer 24 Hours

Last updated: July 25, 2026, 5:30 PM ET

European Football Transfers and News

Barcelona have moved to bolster their goalkeeping ranks by signing American shot-stopper Tyler McCamey for their women's team. The Spanish giants also unveiled their 2026-27 away kit, a collaboration with Kobe Bryant's signature brand. Tragically, a worker died during renovations at Barcelona's iconic Camp Nou stadium, with the club pledging support for the bereaved family pledged to support.

In Scotland, Celtic are set to complete the club-record signing of striker Kasper Hogh from Bodo/Glimt for a fee of £11m plus add-ons, with the player undergoing a medical within 24 hours. Hogh's potential arrival comes as Daizen Maeda has finalized his transfer from Celtic to Ipswich Town in a £10m deal. Celtic are also reportedly considering a move for Serie A winger Niccolò Cancellieri as a potential replacement for Maeda.

Elsewhere in European transfers, Newcastle United manager Eddie Howe has had positive discussions with captain Bruno Guimaraes regarding his future amid interest from Arsenal had positive discussions. Arsenal are reportedly exploring a potential deal for Real Madrid winger Vinicius Junior, while Inter Milan have expressed interest in signing Tottenham Hotspur captain Cristian Romero. Tottenham manager Roberto de Zerbi suggested that unhappy players should seek moves away from the club. Chelsea are in talks to sign set-piece coach Austin Mac Phee from Aston Villa, facing competition from other clubs.

North American and South American Football Developments

Liga MX Femenil has undergone a significant rebrand, now known as Liga Femenil BBVA, and has also adjusted its regular season format announced a rebrand. Francisco Iturbide has been appointed as the new president of Liga MX, succeeding Mikel Arriola, who will remain as commissioner of the Mexican Football Federation.

In the United States, Gotham FC and USWNT defender Emily Sonnett was unfortunately stretchered off the field in the opening minutes of their 2-2 draw against the Portland Thorns. Meanwhile, Cape Verde goalkeeper Vozinha is set to sign for Chilean giants Colo Colo, according to the club's president.

International Football and Coaching Moves

Mark van Bommel, the former Netherlands international, has been appointed as the new head coach of the Belgian national team following their World Cup quarterfinal appearance has taken over. FIFA president Gianni Infantino will not face an investigation from the International Olympic Committee regarding allegations of breaching political neutrality rules in his dealings with U.S. President Donald Trump will not investigate. Senegal's appeal against the decision to strip them of their Africa Cup of Nations title is scheduled to be heard on October 8.

League and Cup Action

In the Premier Sports Cup, St Johnstone crashed out after East Fife secured a dramatic stoppage-time equalizer, while Dundee United managed to squeeze through against Montrose.

Other Sports News

England women's Rugby League team ramped up their World Cup preparations with a commanding victory over France in Toulouse. England Netball began their Commonwealth Games campaign with a dominant 83-34 thrashing of Northern Ireland, though Scotland suffered a defeat against New Zealand.

In horse racing, Kalpana secured a thrilling victory in the King George VI And Queen Stakes at Ascot.

In darts, Beau Greaves and Fallon Sherrock are aiming to reclaim the Betfred Women's World Matchplay title, with Lisa Ashton returning as the defending champion. Luke Littler expressed his ambition to dominate the sport, drawing parallels with Phil Taylor's legacy. Gian van Veen will face Gerwyn Price in the World Matchplay semi-finals after defeating James Wade.

In golf, Jenny Shin established a commanding five-shot lead at the ISPS HANDA Women's Scottish Open on Friday, navigating challenging windy conditions.

In boxing, Eddie Hearn has urged Anthony Joshua to quickly dispatch Kristian Prenga to keep his plans for a showdown with Tyson Fury on track. The potential heavyweight clash between Fury and Joshua is increasingly likely to take place in the United States rather than the UK.

In Formula, George Russell has been forced to change his power unit ahead of the Hungarian Grand Prix due to a water leak discovered during qualifying. The grid for the Hungarian Grand Prix has been set following penalties for Lewis Hamilton and Andrea Kimi Antonelli.

In cricket, Sunrisers Leeds secured their first win of the competition, with Mitchell Marsh and Dan Lawrence scoring half-centuries in their victory over Southern Brave.

In a notable coaching discussion, Jürgen Klopp, who ended his tenure at Liverpool due to fatigue, is being considered for the Germany managerial role.