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Jarrod Bowen sent Declan Rice a message after his former teammate lifted the Premier League for the first time 🎙️❤️
— Football on TNT Sports (@footballontnt) May 29, 2026
The full Arsenal special 'Voice Notes' episode is now live on our YouTube 📺 pic.twitter.com/p4YSTLn9uo
Reiss Nelson has returned to Arsenal following the conclusion of his season-long loan deal
— Brentford FC (@BrentfordFC) May 29, 2026
We thank Reiss for his contribution to a good season for the club, and wish him well in everything he goes on to in the future ❤️🦋 pic.twitter.com/wNTVr63ewW
Reiss Nelson has returned to Arsenal following the conclusion of his season-long loan deal.
We thank Reiss for his contribution to a good season for the club, and wish him well in everything he goes on to in the future.
🗣️ Josh Kroenke: “Mikel Arteta was looking at an NFL game & he goes, ‘every play is choreographed, every play is a set-piece’. I took him to a hockey game, he said ‘they form triangles everywhere, we have to get down there, I’d love to meet the coach’. He wants to apply it.” 🕵️♂️🏈 pic.twitter.com/d2hmDoZ8Ic
— DailyAFC (@DailyAFC) May 29, 2026
Josh Kroenke: “Mikel Arteta was looking at an NFL game & he goes, ‘every play is choreographed, every play is a set-piece’. I took him to a hockey game, he said ‘they form triangles everywhere, we have to get down there, I’d love to meet the coach’. He wants to apply it.”
Tolami Benson, partner of Arsenal star Bukayo Saka, could earn up to £500,000 during the World Cup, according to The Sun. The report says the influencer opportunity could rise as England compete in the USA, Mexico and Canada. Experts believe Saka’s high-profile campaign will boost her brand deals, social media growth and fashion, beauty and lifestyle partnerships opportunities ahead too.
Burnley striker Lyle Foster has earned a spot in South Africa’s World Cup squad. The team, led by coach Hugo Broos, will compete in the finals for the first time since 2010. Foster is the only player based in Britain. South Africa opens their campaign against Mexico on June 11.
PSG have confirmed their squad for the Champions League final against Arsenal this Saturday. The reigning champions aim to defend their crown under Luis Enrique, while Mikel Arteta leads Arsenal’s bid to dethrone them. Star names include Dembélé, Kvaratskhelia and Vitinha in a stacked lineup. Football’s biggest club showdown promises high intensity, drama and elite European rivalry all on display.
Lionel Messi is officially heading to the 2026 World Cup as Argentina unveiled its final 26-man squad for the title defence. Coach Lionel Scaloni kept the spine of the Qatar 2022 champions, with 17 returning stars including Julián Álvarez and Emiliano “Dibu” Martínez.
Big talking point? Franco Mastantuono misses out, while Marcos Acuña was also dropped. Fresh young faces like Nicolás Paz, Giuliano Simeone and Valentín Barco made the cut as Argentina balances experience with youth. Messi, now at Inter Miami CF, will once again lead the Albiceleste’s hunt for back-to-back World Cup glory.
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Tottenham’s Double Defensive Push
Tottenham is reportedly close to signing Bournemouth defender Marcos Senesi on a free transfer. Personal terms are still being finalized, but the deal for the 29-year-old is progressing swiftly. Spurs are also advancing a move for Scotland full-back Andy Robertson, who is out of contract after leaving Liverpool, aiming for a significant defensive overhaul.
BBC Sport has unveiled its end-of-season football awards, celebrating top performers across the Premier League, Women’s Super League, and Scottish Premiership. Declan Rice was named Premier League Player of the Season, while Khadija Shaw took the WSL award. Hearts’ forward Claudio Braga and manager Derek McInnes were also recognized for their contributions in the Scottish Premiership. The awards highlight outstanding individual and team achievements throughout the 2025-26 season.
Mauricio Pochettino, the current head coach of the USA men’s national team, has reportedly held initial discussions with AC Milan regarding their vacant managerial position. Milan is seeking a replacement after recently sacking Massimiliano Allegri. Pochettino’s contract with the USMNT concludes after the upcoming World Cup, and his interest in returning to club management is noted.
The Argentine’s previous coaching roles include spells with Tottenham, Chelsea, and Paris Saint-Germain, where he achieved significant success, including reaching the Champions League final with Spurs and winning domestic titles with PSG.