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    Arsenal rethink salary cap stance as Premier League vote support fades

    Arsenal
    In the build up to this week’s Premier League shareholders’ meeting and planned salary cap vote

    Arsenal have shifted from strong backing of a Premier League salary cap to a more cautious stance after the exit of executive Tim Lewis, leaving the proposal short of firm support just as clubs prepare to vote on anchoring wage bills.
    The plan would tie maximum wage spending to five times the revenue of the bottom club, which critics say could weaken English giants in Europe and face legal challenges from players and clubs, putting Friday’s shareholders’ vote and the whole project in doubt.

    Foden warned his England World Cup place is most at risk in Bellingham battle

    Phil Foden (England)
    November 2025

    Phil Foden has been warned he is the attacking midfielder most vulnerable to missing England’s World Cup squad, with Jude Bellingham backed to travel after returning to the team and impressing, even as his visible frustration at being substituted in Albania drew fresh scrutiny. Tuchel has hesitated to start Foden, Bellingham and Harry Kane together, fearing three central playmakers crowd the same spaces. Foden has provided flashes and an assist for Eberechi Eze but has mostly come from the bench, raising questions over how long he will tolerate a rotation role.

    Ancelotti lays down six-month challenge to Neymar for World Cup spot

    Carlo Ancelotti (Brazil)
    November 2025

    Carlo Ancelotti has made clear that Neymar still has a path to the 2026 World Cup but warned he will not gamble on reputation alone, stressing that the forward’s selection depends entirely on proving form and fitness after an injury-hit spell back at Santos. Neymar has not played for Brazil since tearing knee ligaments against Uruguay in 2023, later terminating his Al-Hilal deal before rejoining Santos. Ancelotti says the playmaker has six months of football to show consistent quality and physical condition before he finalises his World Cup squad.

    Cunha deepens bond with United fans by fronting local Christmas lights switch-on

    Matheus Cunha (Manchester United)
    November 2025

    Matheus Cunha has strengthened his connection with Manchester United supporters by agreeing to help launch Altrincham’s “Neon Noel” Christmas celebrations, underlining his commitment to the local community while he continues adapting on the pitch following a £62.5 million move from Wolves. Despite only one league goal so far, his tireless work and versatility in Amorim’s system have impressed fans, who now see a boyhood United supporter embracing the area as he turns on the lights alongside actor Sam Aston. Cunha says Old Trafford always felt special from childhood days watching Premier League games at his grandmother’s house.

    Mbappe takes PSG to labour court over claimed 55 million euros in unpaid salary and bonuses

    Kylian Mbappe (Real Madrid)
    November 2025

    Kylian Mbappe is pursuing a labour court case in Paris claiming Paris Saint Germain owe him around 55 million euros in unpaid wages and bonuses from the final months of his contract, despite his departure from the club in the summer of 2024. His legal team is asking for reclassification of his fixed term deal as permanent and alleging non execution of contract for the last three months, while PSG must explain why they withheld payments, in a highly unusual dispute that skips conciliation and goes straight to a full tribunal judgment.

    Kai Rooney tipped as future United talisman in “next Rooney” talk

    Kai Rooney (Manchester United)
    November 2025

    Kai Rooney (Manchester United) is drawing attention as he rises through the academy, playing up with under 18 and under 23 squads while supporters and club figures wonder if he can eventually mirror his father Wayne Rooney (Manchester United) as a talismanic forward. Fraizer Campbell (Manchester United) told GOAL for GeckoPlay that Kai is doing really well at higher age levels, saying another Rooney leading the line would delight fans and the Rooney family, and calling Wayne’s drive, hunger and technique a benchmark for his son.

    Tuchel says Bellingham must accept substitutions as England spirit comes first

    Thomas Tuchel (England)
    November 2025

    Thomas Tuchel addressed claims Jude Bellingham did not fully embrace England’s collective after being substituted for Morgan Rogers, saying any impression of individual frustration is a bad look when camp messages stress unity, shared sacrifice and acceptance of tough decisions during a crowded international schedule. Tuchel said he would review footage but believes everyone celebrated Harry Kane’s goals together, stressing that both Bellingham and Rogers want to play every minute yet must accept rotation. He repeated that behaviour is key and that players must handle in game choices without public displays of dissent.

    Yamal excited for “special nights” as Barcelona prepare Camp Nou return

    Lamine Yamal (Barcelona)
    November 2025

    Lamine Yamal said special nights are coming as Barcelona prepare to return to a partially reopened Camp Nou after two seasons at Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys. The 18 year old, who has barely played there, posted his excitement on social media before the comeback. The stadium, closed for major redevelopment since May 2023, will initially host around 23,000 supporters before a license allows the Lateral Stand to open and increase capacity. Executive Joan Sentelles hopes to reach over 60,000 by the end of 2025 as full sections re open.

    Ferguson lauds Lammens and urges patience as Amorim rebuilds Manchester United

    Senne Lammens (Manchester United)
    November 2025

    Sir Alex Ferguson praised new goalkeeper Senne Lammens for an excellent early impact after Andre Onana’s loan exit, saying the Belgian looks very promising while new arrivals Bryan Mbeumo and Matheus Cunha have helped Ruben Amorim steer Manchester United away from last season’s chaos toward a steadier platform. Speaking to Raceday RTV, he said United must turn their unbeaten spell into real success, urged supporters to be patient as changes settle and insisted that runs of consecutive wins should again become normal at Old Trafford as Amorim continues shaping a stronger and more competitive squad.

    Cruyff explains how Barcelona protected Lamine Yamal from poaching risk

    Jordi Cruyff (ex-Barcelona director)
    November 2025

    Jordi Cruyff revealed that Barcelona delayed Yamal’s debut even after Xavi and senior players quickly recognised his special talent, because the club first needed a secure contract to stop domestic rivals from stealing a teenager they already viewed as an exceptional long-term cornerstone. He said trust with Yamal’s family and La Masia’s plan was vital, with Barcelona postponing his first appearance until protections were signed, then watching him smash age records while veterans and staff privately compared his rare qualities to past icons once his future was tied to Camp Nou.

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