## Premier League Powerhouses Lead Ballon d'Or Race

The English top flight is flexing its muscles in the race for football's most prestigious individual awards. The newly released shortlists for the 2025 Ballon d’Or, Kopa Trophy, and Yachine Trophy reveal a strong Premier League presence, with 14 nominations across all three categories – matching the count from Ligue 1.  

**Ballon d'Or: English Stars Shine**

Arsenal duo Viktor Gyokeres and Declan Rice join Liverpool quartet Florian Wirtz, Alexis McAllister, Virgil van Dijk, and Mohamed Salah in vying for the coveted Ballon d’Or. Manchester City talisman Erling Haaland and Chelsea’s Cole Palmer complete the Premier League contingent in the men's race. 

They face stiff competition from a stellar lineup including Ousmane Dembele, Gianluigi Donnarumma, Jude Bellingham, Desire Doue, Denzel Dumfries, Serhou Guirassy, Achraf Hakimi, Harry Kane, Khvicha Kvaratskhelia, and Robert Lewandowski.  Lautaro Martinez, Scott McTominay, Kylian Mbappe, Nuno Mendes, Joao Neves, Pedri, Michael Olise, Raphinha, Fabian Ruiz, Vinicius Jr., and Lamine Yamal round out the list. 

Only a select few have claimed the Ballon d'Or while playing in England: Stanley Matthews, Denis Law, Sir Bobby Charlton, George Best, Michael Owen, Cristiano Ronaldo, and Rodri. Could this year see another English star join that exclusive club?

**Kopa Trophy: Premier League Hopes High**

The Kopa Trophy, awarded to the best male player under 21, sees two Premier League hopefuls in the running: Chelsea’s new signing Estevao and Arsenal's Myles Lewis-Skelly.  They face competition from Real Madrid's Dean Huijsen, Paris Saint-Germain pair Desire Doue and Joao Neves, Barcelona duo Lamine Yamal and Pau Cubarsi, Juventus forward Kenan Yildiz, Porto starlet Rodrigo Mora, and Lille youngster Ayyoub Bouaddi. 

Estevao or Lewis-Skelly could become the first player in the Premier League to win this prestigious award, following Manchester United's Kobbie Mainoo’s third-place finish last year.

**Yachine Trophy: Goalkeeper Glory**

In the race for the Yachine Trophy, awarded to the best goalkeeper, Premier League representation shines through with Alisson Becker (Liverpool), Emiliano Martinez (Aston Villa), David Raya (Arsenal), and Matz Sels (Nottingham Forest) all vying for top honors. They face competition from Yassine Bounou, Lucas Chevalier, Thibaut Courtois, Gianluigi Donnarumma, Jan Oblak, and Yann Sommer.

Alisson was the inaugural winner of the award, while Martinez holds the record for most wins (two) and is the current holder. 


**Club and Coach Recognition:**

Defending champions Liverpool and Chelsea, who also won the FIFA Club World Cup alongside Botafogo, Paris Saint-Germain, and Barcelona, are among the contenders for the Men’s Club of the Year award.  Meanwhile, Liverpool manager Arne Slot and his Chelsea counterpart Enzo Maresca join Barcelona’s Hansi Flick, Napoli’s Antonio Conte, and PSG’s Luis Enrique in vying for the Men’s Team Coach of the Year Trophy.

The winners across all categories will be announced at a glittering Gala event on September 22nd.  


## Premier League Powerhouses Lead Ballon d'Or Race

The English top flight is flexing its muscles in the race for football's most prestigious individual awards

Premier League leads nominations for 2025 Ballon d&#8217;Or,

Premier League leads nominations for 2025 Ballon d&#8217;Or, Kopa &amp; Yachine Trophies

## Serie A's Transfer Frenzy Heats Up: Vlahovic, Jashari and Roma's New Signing

**Milan Eyes Hojlund as Vlahovic Deal Fades**

Uncertainty over Dusan Vlahovic’s potential move to AC Milan this summer has pushed the Rossoneri towards Rasmus Hojlund as an alternative target. 
“Initially, Tudor had indicated Alexis Saelemaekers as a possible counterpart, but Allegri would not want to give him up,” according to La Gazzetta dello Sport.


**Milan’s Jashari Deal: A Total Package Worth €37 Million**

AC Milan has agreed to sign striker Marco Jashari for €34 million plus €3 in bonuses, contingent upon sporting achievements and his stay with the club until 2030. 
The first €1 million bonus is triggered by a Champions League qualification within the five years of the contract. A second €1 million bonus is linked to a potential Scudetto victory, while a final €1 million will be activated if Milan reaches the Champions League semi-finals. Each bonus can only be achieved once, bringing the maximum value of the deal to €37 million.

**Inter’s Esposito Pursuit Heats Up Amidst Parma Competition**

Cagliari has submitted a new bid for Sebastiano Esposito, intensifying its competition with Parma for the Inter Milan forward. 
"Parma indeed has an agreement with Inter but has not yet found complete agreement with the attacker," according to Gianluca Di Marzio. Esposito reportedly prefers a move to Sardinia.


**Napoli Awaiting Raspadori's Future Before Making New Signings**

Napoli is closely monitoring the transfer market, waiting for news on Giacomo Raspadori’s future before making new signings.  
"Only his sale would open space for new signings," reports Gianluca Di Marzio. If Raspadori leaves, Kevin from Shakhtar (valued at €35 million) could become a target again. Fulham had already seen a €30 million offer for the 2003 talent rejected by Shakhtar.


**Roma Finalizes Ziolkowski Signing: Sixth New Recruit**

Roma has finalized its sixth signing of the summer transfer window with Jan Ziolkowski, who will sign a contract until 2030. 
The deal with Legia Warsaw is worth €6 million plus €1.5 million in bonuses. The 2005-born player could join Roma as early as August 15 if Legia Warsaw is eliminated from the Europa League against Aek Larnaca today.


**Lazio Holds Firm on Rovella Amidst Inter Interest**

Gennaro Gattuso's tour of Serie A sports centers continues with a visit to Lazio, where he met Maurizio Sarri to build dialogue and observe promising players for the Azzurri squad.
"Inter continues to monitor him and could step in in case of quick sales, but Lazio has already told his agent that they want to secure the 2001-born player," according to La Messaggero.

**Premier League Clubs Eye Fiorentina's Comuzzo**

Several Premier League clubs, including Sunderland, Manchester United, and Nottingham Forest, have been closely following Fiorentina defender Pietro Comuzzo in recent weeks.
"To start negotiations, at least €40 million euros are needed," states Tuttosport, reflecting Fiorentina’s determination to keep the 2005-born player. The club had already rejected a €30 million plus bonus offer from Napoli in January.  





## Serie A's Transfer Frenzy Heats Up: Vlahovic, Jashari and Roma's New Signing

**Milan Eyes Hojlund as Vlahovic Deal Fades**

Uncertainty over Dusan Vlahovic’

💣 Will Vlahovic stay, new Jashari deal and Roma&#39;s big m

💣 Will Vlahovic stay, new Jashari deal and Roma&#39;s big move 🤑

## Son Heung-min Bids Farewell to Spurs

**Record Transfer to MLS Shakes Korean Football Scene**

The K League summer friendlies were overshadowed this week by two bombshell announcements: Tottenham Hotspur captain Son Heung-min's departure from the Premier League club after a decade and his subsequent record-breaking move to MLS side LA FC.  “With his subsequent record-breaking move to MLS side LA FC announced days later, the pod first takes a look at this sizeable transfer and the impact it could have on Korea ahead of the 2026 World Cup.”

**Team K League Defeats Newcastle in Summer Showdown**

In the midst of these headline-grabbing transfers, Team K League secured a hard-fought 1-0 victory over Newcastle United.  "Andrew gives his thoughts on the game plus we hear from Magpies boss Eddie Howe and FC Anyang's Thomas Oude-Kotte, before our columnist Claire Evans joins us to tell us about her experience from the stands."


**Barcelona Dominates K League Opponents in Friendly Tour**

Barcelona continued their summer tour with two impressive victories against Korean sides.  Paul Neat details FC Seoul’s 7-3 defeat at the hands of the Spanish giants, while Andrew Farrell analyzes Barcelona's subsequent 5-0 win over Daegu. “We also hear from Barcelona boss Hansi Flick along with Daegu striker Edgar who caught up with our own Jung Muyeol.”

**Kim Pan-gon Out as Ulsan Manager, Shin Tae-yong Takes the Helm**

Despite defeating Newcastle, Ulsan manager Kim Pan-gon's reign came to an end following an eleven-game winless streak.  “The reigning K League 1 Manager of the Year had been coming under increasing pressure as Ulsan's title bid slipped away.” He has been replaced by former Korea and Indonesia National Team boss Shin Tae-yong, who takes over just in time for the weekend fixtures. 





## Son Heung-min Bids Farewell to Spurs

**Record Transfer to MLS Shakes Korean Football Scene**

The K League summer friendlies were overshadowed this week by 

#KLUpod | Son Heung-min leaves Spurs, Kim Pan-gon parts ways

#KLUpod | Son Heung-min leaves Spurs, Kim Pan-gon parts ways with Ulsan HD & K League Summer Friendly Wrap-up

## Weah Jr. Finds New Home at Marseille

**Son of Legend Joins Phocaean Club in Loan Deal**

After weeks of negotiations, Olympique de Marseille and Juventus have officially confirmed the transfer of Timothy Weah to the French club. The deal, which sees Weah loaned to OM for a season, could eventually be worth nearly €20 million. 

The agreement includes a €1 million loan fee, a mandatory purchase option set at €14.4 million contingent upon unspecified conditions, and potential bonuses of €4.1 million.


**A New Start in France**
Weah, the 25-year-old son of former Ballon d'Or winner George Weah, arrived at Juventus in 2023 from LOSC but failed to make a lasting impact during his time in Turin. Despite 78 appearances across all competitions (scoring seven goals and providing seven assists), he appears set to move on from the Bianconeri club, whose contract with him runs until 2028. Marseille could prove to be the perfect opportunity for Weah to reignite his career.


**Echoing History**

In a tribute to his father's legacy, Timothy Weah echoed a historical moment when he announced his arrival at OM.  He recreated a iconic cover of *Onze Mondial* magazine from 2001, which featured George Weah posing in the Marseille jersey. The image quickly went viral on social media, highlighting the cyclical nature of football and the continued impact of the elder Weah's career.




## Weah Jr. Finds New Home at Marseille

**Son of Legend Joins Phocaean Club in Loan Deal**

After weeks of negotiations, Olympique de Marseille and Juventus ha

Timothy Weah joins Olympique de Marseille

## Milan's Striker Search: Vlahovic or Hojlund?

**The Rossoneri chase a new No. 9, weighing Serbian star against rising Dane.**

Milan is looking to bolster its attack after securing Ardon Jashari and nearing a deal for Zachary Athekame. The club wants a potent striker to lead the line under Max Allegri, with two main targets emerging: Dusan Vlahovic and Rasmus Hojlund.


**Vlahovic: A Dream Worth Pursuing?**

Dusan Vlahovic remains Milan's top choice, according to Corriere della Sera.  The Serbian forward, departing Juventus, offers undeniable quality and has the backing of Rossoneri management. However, a deal is far from straightforward. His hefty transfer fee and substantial salary make it a challenging pursuit, potentially achievable only in the final days of the transfer window when demands might soften. Will Milan be willing to wait until late August?

**Hojlund: An Opportunity Knocks**


With Benjamin Sesko poised to join Manchester United for approximately €85 million, Rasmus Hojlund could find himself surplus to requirements at Old Trafford. Milan is closely watching this situation, seeing the former Atalanta player as a tantalizing opportunity, especially if a loan with an option to buy arises.  While the Red Devils currently seem reluctant to offload him, developments in the coming weeks could change things. With similar age and potential, Hojlund represents a more economically viable option compared to Vlahovic.

**Nunez Disappears from Radar**

Darwin Nunez's name briefly surfaced as a possible target for Milan, but the Uruguayan appears destined for Al Hilal under Simone Inzaghi. This intriguing yet ultimately unviable lead has faded, leaving the race for Milan's new striker focused on Hojlund and Vlahovic.


 **A Calculated Decision**

Milan is taking its time to select a center-forward who fits their project: a strong, young player capable of leading the line. While Vlahovic remains the dream scenario, Hojlund presents a more practical solution. The coming days will be crucial, but one thing is certain: Milan is determined to secure a true No. 9 before the transfer window closes.  


## Milan's Striker Search: Vlahovic or Hojlund?

**The Rossoneri chase a new No. 9, weighing Serbian star against rising Dane.**

Milan is looking to bolster it

🧨 Milan chase a striker: Hojlund or Vlahovic for the new No

🧨 Milan chase a striker: Hojlund or Vlahovic for the new No 9? 🔥

## Colwill Injury Cloud Over Chelsea's Pre-Season 

**Blues Boss Admits Concern over Defender's Fitness**

Chelsea's pre-season preparations have been dealt a blow after manager Enzo Maresca revealed defender Levi Colwill picked up an injury during training. The severity of the issue remains unclear, leaving the Blues anxiously awaiting further assessments.

"We had a problem in the last two days with Levi Colwill and we don’t know how long he is going to be out," Maresca admitted ahead of Friday's friendly against Bayer Leverkusen. "We’ll see, hopefully not too long, but for sure it’s a problem for us."

The 22-year-old was a mainstay in the Chelsea side last season, making 43 appearances across all competitions, including their Club World Cup campaign. 

**Transfer Talk Heats Up?**

Maresca wouldn't rule out the possibility of Chelsea dipping into the transfer market for defensive reinforcements should Colwill be sidelined for an extended period.

"It depends," he said. "We need to wait and then we’ll see but as I said, We know how important Levi has been. I spoke with him yesterday and I told him if we achieved what we achieved last year, it’s also because of him. He was a main player for us.”

**Fofana Returns to Training Boost**

However, there is some positive news for Chelsea as central defender Wesley Fofana has returned to training following a hamstring injury that limited him to just 14 appearances last season.

"Wes is back," Maresca confirmed. "He’s training with us. I don’t think he’s ready to get minutes in the next two games but he can probably be available for the Palace game and this is big news."




## Colwill Injury Cloud Over Chelsea's Pre-Season 

**Blues Boss Admits Concern over Defender's Fitness**

Chelsea's pre-season preparations have been dealt a b

Maresca reveals Chelsea injury blow ahead of new Premier Lea

Maresca reveals Chelsea injury blow ahead of new Premier League campaign &#8211; but provides positive update on another

## Liverpool's Double Deal Dreams Crumble

Liverpool's transfer plans have suffered a setback, with a potential double deal collapsing and leaving the club scrambling for alternatives. 

**Morton Heads to Lyon**


Tyler Morton is set to join Lyon this week in a €15m deal.  The move was essentially agreed upon last week, with Morton giving his approval to the contract and Liverpool accepting the fee. With only one year remaining on his contract, a sale seemed inevitable. Despite limited playing time last season, the midfielder's potential value likely peaked a year ago. 

Lyon have capitalized on Liverpool's predicament, securing a solid midfield talent at a discounted price.


**West Ham's Double-Deal Stumbles**

Meanwhile, a separate deal for Harvey Elliott also appears to have stalled. According to Dominic King, West Ham had expressed interest in acquiring both Morton and Elliott as part of a double deal. The Hammers reportedly indicated they would commit to both transfers, with Elliott valued at around £40m by Liverpool. 


This potential deal, however, appears to have fallen apart along with the Morton transfer. It remains unclear whether West Ham will still pursue Elliott individually.  


## Liverpool's Double Deal Dreams Crumble

Liverpool's transfer plans have suffered a setback, with a potential double deal collapsing and leaving the club scra

Liverpool Transfer News: Double deal COLLAPSES

## Liverpool Cash In on Núñez in £53m Saudi Move

Darwin Núñez's turbulent Anfield stint is ending after Liverpool agreed to a £53 million transfer with Saudi Pro League side Al-Hilal. 

The Uruguayan striker, set to undergo his medical in Germany today following a farewell to his teammates at AXA Training Centre, will bring an end to his three-year spell on Merseyside.  

🚨 **Breaking:** Darwin Nunez has been given permission to travel to Germany for his Al-Hilal medical. He will say his goodbyes today at AXA. More to follow. 
— Ben Jacobs (@JacobsBen) August 7, 2025

Liverpool initially sought a closer to £75 million — the figure they paid Benfica in 2022 — but Al-Hilal's offer, which includes significant performance-related bonuses, proved more appealing than Napoli's proposal.  

Liverpool and Al-Hilal have now agreed a £53m deal for Darwin Nunez to move to Saudi Arabia. 
There are significant bonuses included (Liverpool paid £75m guaranteed to Benfica in 2022)
Napoli’s offer for Nunez was so far short, they wouldn’t have paid anything until 2026.
— Dominic King (@DominicKing_DM) August 7, 2025

### A Polarizing Figure at Anfield

Núñez arrived on Merseyside amidst immense hype and expectations. His physicality, work ethic, and flashes of brilliance hinted at a truly electric talent. However, his tenure was marked by inconsistency in finishing and missed opportunities, failing to consistently deliver the composure required as Liverpool's lead striker. Despite moments of brilliance that lifted Anfield crowds, Núñez struggled to secure a consistent starting role under manager Arne Slot, ultimately leading to his departure.

### Saudi Arabia Beckons: Al-Hilal Continues its Spending Spree

Núñez's move to Al-Hilal reflects the increasing financial muscle and ambition of the Saudi Pro League. At just 26, he becomes one of the youngest high-profile players joining the league's new era. Sources close to Liverpool suggest Núñez's departure was in motion for weeks, with the player appearing increasingly disconnected during pre-season.


###  Liverpool's Attack Under Scrutiny

Núñez's exit adds another layer of complexity to Liverpool’s attack already weakened by the tragic loss of Diogo Jota in July. While Cody Gakpo and Mohamed Salah remain key assets, their styles offer different qualities to Núñez's physical presence. 

With a limited window for reinforcement, finding a suitable replacement with Núñez's profile and potential will be challenging. Alexander Isak remains Liverpool’s top target, but securing his signature won't be straightforward.



### A Mixed Bag of Emotions: Anfield Index Analysis

The sale of Darwin Núñez evokes mixed emotions among Liverpool fans. While he was undoubtedly inconsistent, his energy and unpredictability brought excitement to the pitch. His infectious enthusiasm and unique celebrations resonated with supporters.  His departure leaves a void in the attacking line, particularly in light of Jota's absence. 

While trust remains in manager Arne Slot's tactical vision, the immediate lack of a clear replacement raises concerns about Liverpool's attack moving forward. The club hopes to address this issue quickly, but for now, fans bid farewell to Darwin Núñez – a player who never failed to deliver excitement and memorable moments.





## Liverpool Cash In on Núñez in £53m Saudi Move

Darwin Núñez's turbulent Anfield stint is ending after Liverpool agreed to a £53 million transfer with Saudi P

&#8216;Medical Today&#8217; &#8211; Liverpool Set to Confirm

&#8216;Medical Today&#8217; &#8211; Liverpool Set to Confirm £53m Transfer Deal

## Burnley Secure Experienced Keeper in Dubravka Deal

**Goalkeeping Shake-Up at Turf Moor**

Burnley have secured the services of goalkeeper Martin Dubravka on a permanent transfer from Newcastle United. The Slovakian international is currently undergoing a medical and expected to finalize his move shortly. 

This signing comes after James Trafford's return to Manchester City, leaving Burnley scrambling to fill a crucial gap in their squad.  While at 35, Dubravka may not be a long-term solution, he brings a wealth of experience from both Premier League and European competitions. 


**Pragmatic Move for Turf Moor Rebuild**

Burnley’s strategy appears pragmatic. While Trafford represented youth and potential, Dubravka offers stability. "Dubravka had entered the final year of his contract at St James’ Park," reported Dharmesh Sheth. This may have helped keep the fee modest, but also reflects the urgency with which Burnley needed to act.

**Short-Term Fix Raises Long-Term Questions**

The deal makes logical sense in the immediate term, but leaves questions about succession. Can Burnley afford to operate on a 12-month cycle when long-term squad planning has become crucial in the Premier League?

 **Experience and Stability for Shaky Backline**

Most Burnley fans would have preferred Trafford to stay and develop further, but City's buy-back option ended that possibility. The hope now rests on Dubravka staying fit and steadying a defense that struggled last season.

Dubravka boasts an impressive pedigree, having faced top-level opposition for both club and country.  His experience commanding his box and communicating authoritatively could be vital for a relatively young Burnley backline. 

**One-Season Stopgap or Stepping Stone?**


However, Dubravka's age (35) cannot be ignored. This deal may prove to be a one-season stopgap rather than part of a larger plan. Despite this, given Burnley’s position and limited options so late in the transfer window, it’s difficult to argue they could have made a better decision without taking on greater financial risk. 


The hope now is that Dubravka settles quickly, brings calm, and potentially even becomes a fan favorite. For many Burnley supporters, survival is the priority, progress comes second.  Dubravka may not be the most exciting signing, but he could prove instrumental in keeping hearts from breaking come May.   





## Burnley Secure Experienced Keeper in Dubravka Deal

**Goalkeeping Shake-Up at Turf Moor**

Burnley have secured the services of goalkeeper Martin Dubravka on

Burnley agree transfer for Premier League keeper after Traff

Burnley agree transfer for Premier League keeper after Trafford sale

## Spain Crowned World's Best Despite European Championship Loss

Spain's women's national football team has reclaimed its spot atop the FIFA rankings, despite a heartbreaking loss to England in the European Championship final.

**Narrow Victory Over US Reigning Champions** 

Montse Tomé’s squad now holds the number one position with 2066.79 points, edging out the United States by a mere 1.73 points (2065.06). This latest ranking update is a testament to Spain's consistent dominance on the international stage.

The European Championship final loss on penalties against England might sting, but it hasn't dimmed Spain’s global standing.  They remain the gold standard in women's football. 




## Spain Crowned World's Best Despite European Championship Loss

Spain's women's national football team has reclaimed its spot atop the FIFA rankings, despite 

🔝Spain back on top in women’s football worldwide

## Isak Training Alone: Newcastle Star's Future Uncertain Amid Liverpool Interest

**Star Forward Separated from Team as Transfer Speculation Heats Up**

Alexander Isak’s time at Newcastle United appears to be reaching a breaking point. The Swedish striker has been relegated to solo training sessions in Spain, reportedly against the wishes of his current club. This move, coupled with his absence from a recent team family day and the pre-season tour of Asia, has fueled intense speculation about his future, particularly amidst persistent interest from Premier League champions Liverpool.

**Disciplinary Action or Dissatisfaction?**

Manager Eddie Howe issued a firm statement regarding Isak's situation, emphasizing that players "have to earn the right to train with us." He stressed the importance of teamwork and proper conduct, suggesting Isak’s recent actions may have fallen short of internal expectations. The exclusion from the family gathering speaks volumes about the strained relationship between player and club.

**Liverpool's Persistent Pursuit**

While Newcastle reportedly rejected an initial bid from Liverpool, the Reds remain determined to land a new forward following the tragic death of Diogo Jota in July.  The Mirror suggests that Isak’s actions may indicate a willingness to move on from Newcastle. The paper further reports: "Isak’s future has been up in the air ever since he failed to join the rest of the Magpies squad on their pre-season tour of Asia amid transfer interest from Liverpool.”

Liverpool manager Arne Slot, who led the Reds to a Premier League title in his debut season, is reportedly a keen admirer of Isak. With pre-season winding down and the new campaign fast approaching, any potential transfer must be finalized swiftly.


**Weekend Games Could Offer Answers**

Despite the ongoing saga, Isak is expected to feature for Newcastle this weekend against Espanyol and Atletico Madrid. This could offer fans and club officials a glimpse into his current state of mind and performance level amid the uncertainty surrounding his future. With the Premier League season set to kick off in just over a week, a resolution to this situation seems imminent. 






## Isak Training Alone: Newcastle Star's Future Uncertain Amid Liverpool Interest

**Star Forward Separated from Team as Transfer Speculation Heats Up**

Alexan

Alexander Isak Told to Traine Alone as Liverpool Maintain In

Alexander Isak Told to Traine Alone as Liverpool Maintain Interest &#8211; Report

## Tinelli Demands $1.1 Million From San Lorenzo 

**Former President Alleges Breach of Agreement**

San Lorenzo finds itself facing yet another legal battle, this time with former president Marcelo Tinelli. The famed television personality is demanding the club return $1.1 million within 72 hours, alleging a breach of a 2019 agreement.

“The transferred amount was never returned to him despite what was established in the agreement,” sources close to Tinelli revealed. This latest development comes amidst internal turmoil at the club, sparked by speculation surrounding a possible return of Marcelo Moretti as president.  




## Tinelli Demands $1.1 Million From San Lorenzo 

**Former President Alleges Breach of Agreement**

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