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• Real Madrid have first two additions for next season decided

  Real Madrid have finalized their first two moves for the 2026/27 season by activating Nico Paz’s buyback clause and recalling Brazilian striker Endrick from his successful loan spell at Lyon. ​Real Madrid leadership has finalized the first two additions for next season’s squad to bolster Alvaro Arbeloa’s attacking options. The club will activate a €9m buyback clause for Nico Paz, the reigning Serie A Young Player of the Year, following his standout performances. Joining him is 19-year-old Endrick, who is set to return from a productive loan at Olympique Lyon. ​The decision follows a directive from Florentino Perez and Juni Calafat to address squad imperfections. Despite hierarchy claims that “there is sufficient quality in the side to compete on all fronts,” the board is eager to re-integrate Endrick after his five goals in France. Meanwhile, Paz’s return is considered “a bargain by any standards” as he prepares to compete with Arda Guler.

• Liverpool New boy Jeremy Jacquet suffers horrific injury for Rennes

  Incoming Liverpool defender Jeremy Jacquet was stretchered off in tears after sustaining a severe shoulder injury during Rennes’ Ligue 1 defeat to Lens on Saturday.

  ​Liverpool’s newest recruit, Jeremy Jacquet, faced a devastating setback just days after finalizing a £60m move to Anfield.

  The 20-year-old defender fell awkwardly during Rennes’ match against Lens, screaming in agony before medical staff assisted him from the pitch.

  The injury heightens concerns for Liverpool manager Arne Slot, who is already navigating a significant defensive crisis ahead of the player’s summer arrival.

  ​Slot recently praised the youngster’s potential, emphasizing his importance to the club’s long-term strategy.

  “He’s a very big talent and maybe even more than talent but we speak about talent because of his age,” Slot remarked.

  “Second, because we weren’t the only one interested in him so it’s a big compliment to the people working really hard to sign players.” The club now awaits further medical updates.

• Man City confirm Champions League squad: Semenyo and Guehi in, summer signing out

  Manchester City have added new signings Marc Guehi and Antoine Semenyo to their Champions League knockout squad, though registration limits forced the exclusion of summer arrival Sverre Nypan.

  Manchester City have finalized their Champions League squad for the knockout stages, integrating January signings Antoine Semenyo and Marc Guehi.

  To accommodate the newcomers, Pep Guardiola removed Oscar Bobb and Stefan Ortega following their respective departures to Fulham and Nottingham Forest.

  Because City only have two homegrown players, their List A roster is restricted to a maximum of 23 players for the upcoming rounds.

  Despite returning from a loan spell at Middlesbrough, summer signing Sverre Nypan was excluded from the European list.

  UEFA’s strict registration rules prevent the 19-year-old from qualifying as an Under-21 List B player, as he has not been with the club for three years.

  City, who finished eighth in the initial table, will face the winner of either the Benfica-Real Madrid or Inter-Bodo matches.

• Thomas Frank breaks silence over Cristian Romero’s future at Tottenham – days after captain labelled their recruitment strategy as ‘disgraceful’

  Cristian Romero will remain as Tottenham’s captain despite his second social media swipe at the club’s hierarchy inside a month.
  ‘Leadership is many things,’ said Spurs boss Thomas Frank, as he tried to make sense of an issue that has tarnished a brilliant fightback to take a point against Manchester City and four games unbeaten.

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• Al-Hilal CEO – ‘If Vinicius is available, Saudi Arabia will try to sign him’

  Al-Hilal CEO Esteve Calzada has reaffirmed Saudi Arabia’s interest in Vinicius Junior while addressing Cristiano Ronaldo’s frustrations regarding competitive balance in the Saudi Pro League.

  Al-Hilal CEO Esteve Calzada has confirmed that Saudi Arabia remains determined to sign Real Madrid star Vinicius Junior if the Brazilian becomes available.

  While contract negotiations with Los Blancos have recently progressed under Alvaro Arbeloa, the winger’s current deal expires in 2027.

  Real Madrid is eager to finalize a renewal before September to avoid the risk of losing their talisman for free to the Middle East.

  Meanwhile, a growing rift has emerged involving Cristiano Ronaldo, who skipped Al-Nassr’s latest match in protest of Karim Benzema’s transfer to Al-Hilal.

  Ronaldo allegedly feels the Saudi government provides unfair advantages to certain clubs. Calzada dismissed these concerns, stating: “Al-Hilal is the most powerful club in Saudi Arabia.

  We have three sources of funding for transfers: merchandising, the government program, and the Prince.”