Chelsea, Football Association, Charlton Athletic
27 May 2026

Chelsea have been charged with misconduct by the Football Association over supporter behaviour during their FA Cup win at Charlton Athletic. The case relates to incidents involving travelling fans at The Valley in January.

The FA opened disciplinary proceedings after reviewing reports from match officials and stadium security. Chelsea now face the formal process despite the match ending in a comfortable 5-1 victory during Liam Rosenior’s Charlton debut.

Sergio Ramos, Sevilla
27 May 2026

Sergio Ramos’ attempt to invest in Sevilla has reportedly collapsed after the club rejected a reduced offer. Talks had advanced toward an agreement, but the former Real Madrid defender’s lower bid ended the takeover push.

Sevilla were open to investment discussions, but the revised proposal fell short of what had been discussed. The failed move leaves Ramos without a route into the club’s ownership structure for now.

FIFA, New York Attorney General, New Jersey Attorney General
27 May 2026

New York and New Jersey attorneys general have subpoenaed FIFA over World Cup ticketing practices. The investigation focuses on pricing, seat maps, ticket categories and complaints that fans were misled while buying seats for MetLife Stadium matches.

Officials cited concerns over dynamic pricing, fake scarcity and confusing category changes after millions of tickets had already been sold. FIFA has defended its maps as guidance and said pricing reflects demand for the tournament.

Martin Drury, Huddersfield Town, Jon Stead
27 May 2026

Huddersfield Town appointed Martin Drury as head coach after his caretaker spell at the end of the season. The 40-year-old was chosen after a full recruitment process and will be assisted by Jon Stead.

Drury took charge after Liam Manning’s compassionate leave and guided Huddersfield to two wins from seven matches. The club praised his leadership in difficult circumstances as they prepare for another League One campaign.

Bradley Carnell, Philadelphia Union, Ryan Richter, Jon Scheer
27 May 2026

Philadelphia Union fired Bradley Carnell less than a year after he led the club to the Supporters’ Shield. The Union sit bottom of MLS with seven points from 15 matches before the World Cup break.

Ryan Richter has been named interim manager, while Jon Scheer becomes sporting director permanently. Carnell’s exit continues a sharp fall after Philadelphia lost key players and posted the league’s worst record this season.