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Last updated: August 13, 2026, 3:11 AM ET

Transfer News

Atletico Madrid and Tottenham have agreed a €40 million deal for Argentina defender Cristian 'Cuti' Romero, sources told ESPN. Diego Simeone and Julian Alvarez held talks at the club’s training ground after the forward expressed a desire to leave. Meanwhile, Mikel Arteta brushed off speculation around Myles Lewis-Skelly, saying he welcomes his players being linked with moves. In Scotland, Celtic have been linked with two full-backs as a Spanish club joins the chase for a Rangers midfielder.

Super Cup & Villa's New Star

Aston Villa lost 2-1 to Paris Saint-Germain in the UEFA Super Cup but discovered a new talent. Seventeen-year-old Brian Madjo scored on his debut, ending an eight-month wait for competitive minutes. The teenager’s performance was described as "fearless," with the striker showing his teeth in a defeat that nonetheless hinted at Villa’s growing depth.

Premier League & Beyond

Sunderland shocked the Premier League last season, but can they repeat the feat with added European commitments? Noussair Mazraoui kept his cool amid bizarre pitch invaders as Manchester United beat Leeds 5-4 in a shootout, with the full-back saying such moments show "big love" for the club. Test your knowledge with our Premier League star guessing quiz.

LaLiga & El Clásico

Barcelona and Real Madrid have revealed their third kits for the 2026-27 season, adding a new battleground to the Clásico rivalry. Meanwhile, Barcelona are set to play Montpellier during a solar eclipse in Spain, with players advised to "keep your eyes on the ball."

International Football & Wafcon

Cameroon stunned host nation Morocco to reach the 2026 Wafcon final, with goalkeeper Michaely Bihina saving an extra-time penalty and three more in the shootout. Lionel Messi returned to the Inter Miami bench for their Leagues Cup match against Club Leon, days after the passing of his father. South America will co-host the 2030 World Cup’s opening matches but remains lukewarm about its limited role in the centenary tournament.