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OFFICIAL: FIFA release their 2026 World Cup best XI.Any changes you’d make?
Morgan Rogers will wear Chelsea’s famous No. 17 shirt following his club-record move from Aston Villa.
According to Birmingham Live, Chelsea have handed new signing Morgan Rogers the iconic No. 17 shirt following his £117 million transfer from Aston Villa.
The jersey has previously been worn by club stars including Eden Hazard, Pedro, Mateo Kovacic, Raheem Sterling, Mohamed Salah and Emmanuel Petit.
Rogers joins the Blues on a long-term deal after becoming the most expensive British player in football history.
Birmingham Live also reported that Rogers is eager to begin work under head coach Xabi Alonso, whose football philosophy influenced his decision to join Chelsea.
The England international also revealed his excitement about reuniting with close friend Cole Palmer after the pair first played together in England’s youth setup and at Manchester City.
Kiernan Nears Newcastle Move
Newcastle United are in advanced talks to sign Republic of Ireland forward Leanne Kiernan from Liverpool. The 27-year-old, who spent part of last season on loan at Nottingham Forest, remains under contract with Liverpool for over a year. A transfer fee is expected for the player who has scored 23 goals in 76 Reds appearances, and was Liverpool’s top scorer during their 2022 WSL 2 title win.
Football Calendar Shake-Up!
The 2026-27 men’s football season kicks off with a major change! The September international break now stretches for three weeks, eliminating the traditional October window. FIFA previously used five two-week breaks (March, June, September, November), but this shift consolidates fixtures. Nations will play four matches in the extended September slot instead of two.
Newcastle’s 2030 Dream: Reality Check?
New Rules Slow Newcastle’s Ascent
Newcastle United’s Saudi-led takeover in 2021 ignited fears of another rapid ascent like Manchester City’s. While Man City won the Premier League in under four years post-takeover, Newcastle’s reality differs. Despite winning the EFL Cup in 2025 and two Champions League qualifications, new financial rules (PSR, SCR) now prioritize maintaining football’s established order.
Hearts Stumble in Europe
Hearts’ European ambitions took a severe hit after a crushing 4-0 defeat in Graz, leaving them with a monumental task. Analysts Scott Allan and Cammy Bell, alongside David Currie, dissected the defensive woes and Wouter Vrancken’s challenging start.
Maeda to Ipswich?
Transfer whispers suggest Daizen Maeda might exit Celtic for Ipswich, sparking concerns about Parkhead’s recruitment. Rangers, however, are bolstering their squad, raising questions if Derek McInnes can create an immediate title contender.
Arsenal Nets Spanish Goalkeeper!
Arsenal confirms their sixth summer signing: Spain’s Misa Rodriguez joins on a free transfer. The 27-year-old goalkeeper arrives from Real Madrid to bolster the Women’s Super League squad. She will compete for minutes, wearing the number 16 shirt. Rodriguez is excited, aiming to help the club win trophies and make history with supporters.
Guardiola in Italy Talks
Breaking: Pep Guardiola is in talks to become Italy’s next head coach, confirmed by Italian FA president Giovanni Malago. Guardiola recently departed Manchester City after a decade of unprecedented success, including six Premier League titles and a Champions League trophy. Financial ‘exceptions’ are possible for the former City boss. Stay tuned for updates!
Southampton head coach Tonda Eckert faces Football Association misconduct charges following the “Spygate” scandal. The Saints were expelled from the Championship play-offs in May after admitting to illicitly observing rival clubs’ training sessions.
Suggested Headlines: Eckert Charged in Spygate Fallout, Southampton Boss Faces FA Misconduct Probe
Wrexham Nears Nickson Deal
Newcastle Recruitment Chief Joins Wrexham
Wrexham is set to appoint Newcastle United’s head of recruitment, Steve Nickson, as their new sporting director. Nickson, a key figure in high-profile Newcastle signings, is expected to leave the Magpies this summer to join the ambitious Welsh Championship side in September. This move aims to bolster Wrexham’s Premier League ambitions, despite interest from West Ham United.