'Rogers move is crazy money for a player Chelsea don't need!'

In his latest column, Sky Sports' Paul Merson gives his reaction to Morgan Rogers' stunning £117m move to Chelsea.

Arsenal, Chelsea and Man Utd target Scott rejects new Bournemouth contract

Alex Scott has turned down a new Bournemouth contract amid strong interest from Arsenal, Chelsea and Manchester United, Sky Sports News understands.

Sagoe Jr in Sweden: Arsenal talent thriving after Madueke advice and unusual loan

"One day that could be me on that big stage."

Arsenal most impacted? The clubs hit hardest by World Cup

The World Cup is over but could Premier League clubs feel the effects of the tournament as they prepare for the new season?

Charges and challenges - the scale of the task facing Maresca at Man City

Plenty of the Premier League's top clubs have rolled the managerial dice ahead of next season. Manchester City are one of those starting a new era, turning to Enzo Maresca in the wake of Pep Guardiola's decision to depart.

The 58 transfers to watch now the World Cup is over

The World Cup is over but there are still more than six weeks to go in the transfer window. Here are 58 players to keep an eye on for the rest of the summer.

Celtic and Rangers charged by SFA as police 'petrified' by Old Firm disorder

Rangers and Celtic have been hit with disciplinary charges over the trouble that followed their Scottish Cup clash at Ibrox.

Premier League referee Taylor retires

Long-serving Premier League referee Anthony Taylor is standing down after 16 years in England's top flight at the conclusion of the World Cup.

England latest: Bellingham named in World Cup Best XI, but Kane misses out

Enzo: Argentina played with 'pride' and 'humility'

Enzo Fernandez has praised Argentina for playing with "pride" and "humility" at the 2026 World Cup after it was confirmed FIFA will investigate the team's behaviour after the final.

What would a 64-team World Cup look like - and could it work in 2030?

This year's World Cup is finally over - and after 48 teams took part, it was a long, long tournament. But just as we bid to say goodbye to the 2026 edition, this competition may be getting even bigger.

'Rest in peace, King Kev' - Reaction and tributes as Keegan passes away

Former England forward and manager Keegan dies aged 75

Kevin Keegan has died at the age of 75.

Palace seek £55m-plus for Lacroix as talks with Chelsea begin

Chelsea are in talks with Crystal Palace over the signing of defender Maxence Lacroix.

Papers: Man Utd looking at Hall, Robinson to strengthen left-back options

The top stories and transfer rumours from Tuesday's newspapers...

Experience over youth, super-sub impacts and more as World Cup trends revealed

The biggest World Cup in history produced numbers to match. Forty-eight teams, 104 games and three host countries delivered a record 308 goals before Spain were crowned champions.

How has the World Cup impacted the Ballon d'Or race?

The biggest individual prize in football has many variables. Often the Ballon d'Or race is dictated by those players who have spearheaded their club sides, or national teams, to trophies.

Was Rodri really the player of the tournament?

It feels like 2024 all over again. Spain have dominated their way to glory and Rodri is the on-field mastermind credited by overseeing it all.