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Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang wearing the captain's armband for the Gabon national team during an international match.
National teamsTransfers2 September 2026

Aubameyang retires from Gabon national team after feeling humiliated: captain of the Panthers steps away

Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, captain and all-time leading scorer for Gabon, announced his retirement from the national team on Tuesday. The forward said he felt humiliated by his exclusion and later reinstatement after Gabon's early exit from the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations. His departure leaves the Panthers without their main reference ahead of the next AFCON qualifiers.

MattMattVerified account·5 min read
Gabriel Jesus poses in the FC Barcelona shirt after his presentation as the club's new striker.
FC BarcelonaTransfers2 September 2026

Gabriel Jesus, fifth-highest scoring Brazilian in Champions League history, joins Barcelona as new No. 9

Gabriel Jesus arrives at FC Barcelona at 29 with a record few expected: he is the fifth-highest scoring Brazilian in Champions League history, with 26 goals in 54 matches. The former Arsenal and Manchester City striker landed in the Catalan capital as a surprise attacking addition in the final stretch of the summer 2026 transfer window.

InfoBlaugranaInfoBlaugranaVerified account·5 min read
Folarin Balogun, the United States striker at Monaco, in a reflective mood after his proposed move to Everton collapsed on transfer deadline day.
Premier LeagueTransfers2 September 2026

Everton's Balogun deadline-day collapse sends fans into open revolt against Friedkin and Kinnear

Everton's transfer window ended in farce after Folarin Balogun's move from Monaco collapsed in the early hours of deadline day. Supporters have turned on owners The Friedkin Group and chief executive Angus Kinnear, with calls for his resignation and a halt to fan displays. David Moyes is left with just 18 senior outfield players and one senior striker.

NatillaNatilla·7 min read
Exterior view of the Santiago Bernabeu stadium on a summer afternoon, with the illuminated facade and empty surroundings.
Real MadridTransfers2 September 2026

Real Madrid spend €225m on signings and raise €200m in sales without losing a star

Real Madrid completed a squad rebuild with an investment of around €225 million, the club's third-highest since the year 2000. That spending was almost fully covered by close to €200 million in income from transfers, percentages and rights over former academy players. The net outlay ended at roughly €25 million, while the wage bill dropped by about €43 million gross per year.

varelavarela·6 min read
Photograph of a Premier League football on a stadium pitch, surrounded by banknotes and transfer documents, symbolising the record spending of the summer transfer window.
Premier LeagueTransfers2 September 2026

Premier League's record £3.3bn transfer window broke football and left clubs unsatisfied

Premier League clubs spent over £3.3 billion on transfer fees this summer, the highest figure in the competition's history. Yet the record outlay went hand in hand with a widespread sense of unfinished business, with Arsenal, Manchester United and Liverpool still missing key pieces. The American-style approach to trading has upended the traditional logic of squad building.

NatillaNatilla·7 min read