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Norway Reach Knockouts as Haaland Leads Viking Row

Norway and Erling Haaland.
After Norway’s 3-2 World Cup win over Senegal.

Norway booked their place in the knockout stage after beating Senegal 3-2, with Erling Haaland scoring twice. The players celebrated with supporters by joining the viral Viking Row routine inside MetLife Stadium.

Haaland now has four goals in two World Cup games and continues to drive Norway’s historic run. Their final group match against France will decide top spot, although Haaland played down talk of title contention.

Pulisic Returns to Full USMNT Training

Christian Pulisic and the United States.
Before the USMNT’s final World Cup group match against Turkey.

Christian Pulisic has returned to full training after recovering from a left calf injury. The forward had aggravated the problem against Paraguay and did not feature in the United States’ win over Australia.

Pulisic’s return boosts a USMNT side already through as group winners. Cristian Roldan is now day-to-day with a muscle strain, while Tyler Adams may be rested to avoid suspension risk.

Arsenal Agree Monga Fee With Leicester

Arsenal, Leicester City and Jeremy Monga.
During the summer transfer window.

Arsenal have agreed a fee of around £10m for Leicester teenager Jeremy Monga. The 16-year-old winger attracted interest from several major clubs but is now set to choose north London for the next stage of his career.

Arsenal moved quickly to avoid a tribunal and beat rivals including Manchester United, Newcastle, Roma and RB Leipzig. Monga made Premier League history at 15 and later became the Championship’s youngest scorer.

Mbappe Brace Sends France Through After Storm Delay

Kylian Mbappe and France.
In France’s World Cup match against Iraq.

Kylian Mbappe scored twice as France beat Iraq 3-0 and secured a place in the knockout stage. The match in Philadelphia was delayed for more than two hours because of thunder and lightning.

Mbappe moved level with Miroslav Klose on 16 World Cup goals, while Ousmane Dembele added France’s third. The result sets up a final group match against Norway to decide first place.

United Pull Youth Sides From Two Cup Competitions

Manchester United.
For the 2026-27 season.

Manchester United have decided not to enter the EFL Trophy or National League Cup next season. The club cited their return to the UEFA Youth League and a smaller professional development group as reasons for reducing the youth fixture load.

United will still compete in the Youth League and Premier League Under-21 International Cup. The decision changes the pathway for academy players, who previously used those competitions to face senior or semi-professional opposition.

Arsenal Make Rogers Top Target in £100m Chase

Arsenal, Aston Villa and Morgan Rogers.
During the summer transfer window.

Arsenal have made Morgan Rogers their leading attacking target, with Aston Villa expected to demand up to £100m. The England international is reportedly open to joining the Premier League champions despite signing a long contract.

Rogers’ versatility across midfield and attack appeals to Mikel Arteta as Arsenal plan another title defence. Villa’s valuation remains a major hurdle, while Chelsea and other European clubs are also monitoring the situation.

Portugal Face Ronaldo Rift After Neves Backlash

Cristiano Ronaldo, Joao Neves and Portugal.
Before Portugal’s World Cup match against Uzbekistan.

Portugal’s camp has been pulled into debate after Neves described Ronaldo as one of the squad, sparking backlash from Ronaldo supporters and members of his inner circle. The issue followed Ronaldo’s poor display in the opening draw with DR Congo.

The row has raised questions over Ronaldo’s role, Martinez’s team balance and whether Portugal are too focused on their captain. Portuguese media warned the dispute could divide the squad unless results and performances quickly improve.

Partey Ready for England After Canada Visa Rejection

Thomas Partey and Ghana.
Before Ghana’s World Cup match against England.

Thomas Partey says he is ready to face England after missing Ghana’s opener against Panama because Canada denied him entry. The midfielder remains able to play in the United States, where Ghana’s second group match takes place.

Partey’s situation remains sensitive because of ongoing criminal charges in the UK, which he denies. Ghana boss Carlos Queiroz avoided discussing the issue directly but said his starting line-up would change against England.

Balogun Seeks Monaco Exit Amid Premier League Interest

Folarin Balogun and Monaco.
During the summer transfer window.

Folarin Balogun is expected to seek a move away from Monaco, with Premier League clubs showing interest. The USMNT forward’s World Cup form has boosted his profile, and Monaco are reportedly seeking around €50m.

Balogun’s homegrown status and scoring record make him attractive to English clubs, while Serie A interest also remains. His representatives are expected to handle talks while he focuses on the United States’ knockout campaign.

Thiago Silva Returns to Fluminense After Porto Exit

Thiago Silva and Fluminense.
After Silva’s exit from Porto.

Thiago Silva has completed a surprise return to Fluminense, signing a contract until December 2026. The veteran defender will begin training next week as the Brazilian club strengthen for the second half of the season.

Fluminense beat European interest by leaning on Silva’s deep connection with his boyhood club. The 41-year-old returns with a decorated career, including Champions League success, 113 Brazil caps and multiple spells with the Tricolor.

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