Max Eberl has spoken again about his contract extension after FC Bayern Munich’s 5-1 victory over Stuttgart.
The club’s sporting director will remain with Bayern until 2029.
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Max Eberl has spoken again about his contract extension after FC Bayern Munich’s 5-1 victory over Stuttgart.
The club’s sporting director will remain with Bayern until 2029.
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Gabriel Martinelli’s transfer from Arsenal to Al Hilal is in its final stages, according to Fabrizio Romano.
The Arsenal winger has already agreed personal terms with the Saudi Pro League club and has given Al Hilal permission to negotiate a transfer fee with Arsenal.

Bayer Leverkusen began the new Bundesliga season with a shock defeat, losing 3-2 away to newly promoted SV Elversberg.
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Robert Sanchez could be frozen out at Chelsea if he remains at the club beyond this summer, according to the Guardian.
The Blues are expected to sign Emiliano Martinez, which would leave no squad place for the Spaniard who was their No.

Real Madrid manager Jose Mourinho has backed Kylian Mbappe to win this year’s Ballon d’Or, saying the award should honour the world’s best individual player rather than simply reward Champions League or World Cup success.
Mourinho highlighted Mbappe’s individual achievements this summer, including the France captain’s rise to become the all-time leading scorer in World Cup history.
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Dan Lawrence finished unbeaten on 50 from 66 balls as weather interruptions disrupted England’s innings on day three of the second Test against Pakistan.
England closed on 177-7, extending their lead to 357 runs in the match.
Lawrence held firm despite the interrupted play, reaching his half-century to keep England in a strong position heading into the next stage of the Test.
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And now comes the cherry on top: the final major transfer move. It can complete a top-level transfer window—or attempt to correct a few mistakes made along the way—and it is the moment every fanbase is waiting for.
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Former Haas Formula 1 team principal Guenther Steiner believes Mercedes has told George Russell to support Kimi Antonelli’s 2026 championship campaign.
Russell arrived at the season-opening Australian Grand Prix as the clear favourite for the 2026 drivers’ title. However, his Mercedes team-mate became the youngest driver to lead the standings after consecutive victories at the Chinese and Japanese Grands Prix.
During the first half of the season, Russell won two Grands Prix while Antonelli claimed six victories. The Italian currently leads the championship with 242 points, while Russell sits second on 183 points, level with Lewis Hamilton.
Russell was asked to let Antonelli past during the Dutch Grand Prix, reigniting questions about Mercedes’ internal dynamics. Team principal Toto Wolff said the instruction was not related to the championship.
Russell briefly questioned the order over team radio before allowing his team-mate through. He finished third behind race winner Lando Norris and Antonelli, later telling the media that the decision was correct because Antonelli would probably have overtaken him anyway on fresher tyres.
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Speaking on The Red Flags Podcast, Steiner suggested that Mercedes must have held a clear discussion during the summer break to define its new rules of engagement. The team and its drivers have not confirmed that such a conversation took place.
“I wouldn’t say they told him, ‘You’re the number two driver.’ They told him, ‘You are now here to support Kimi.’ I wouldn’t call him the number two driver, but, ‘If needed, you need to support Kimi to win the world championship. This is your mission for this season.’ No, I think that happened,” Steiner explained.
Steiner argued that supporting Antonelli would be necessary if Mercedes wants to secure the drivers’ championship, warning that failing to establish clear priorities could leave the team vulnerable late in the season.
“If you want to win, this is what you have to do. Otherwise, you take the risk as McLaren did last year, then get down to the last race to lose that world championship, not to win it, to lose it.”

Coventry City manager Frank Lampard said his team controlled possession but were “too slow” on the ball as their first top-flight home game in 25 years ended in a 1-0 defeat by Hull City.

Angers are exploring a move for Lazio midfielder Reda Belahyane, according to Santi Aouna.
The Moroccan midfielder is one of the options being considered by SCO as the club assesses its midfield ahead of the transfer window closing.