Sky Sports already has a head start, inking a six-year deal to show 215 live Premier League games from the 2025-26 season. This major increase in coverage is meant to improve the viewing experience for football fans throughout the UK. Sky Sports is committed to showing more live action, as the wealth of the Premier League game continues to increase. As a result, fans can track their favorite teams more closely for the entire season.
In non-soccer rugby league history, Billy Boston is about to be on the new,299. He would be made the sport’s first-ever knighthood. The recognition highlights his contributions both on and off the field, celebrating a career that has made a lasting impact in rugby league history. The distinction is a testament to Boston’s incredible accomplishments from playing with Wigan to his impact on the game today.
In other transfer news, Stuart Findlay looks set to make his Hearts debut. The third club on our list that’s looking to improve its roster before the start of 2020. Meanwhile, Arsenal Women are reportedly interested in signing Taylor Hinds from Everton, further bolstering their roster as they prepare for another competitive campaign.
Manchester United are the talk of the town as they persist with their advances for Brentford striker Bryan Mbeumo. The club is desperate to upgrade their attacking core and adding Mbeumo would be a smart addition. In a surprising turn, Erik ten Hag attempted to block the signing of Antony, indicating internal discussions regarding team composition.
Manchester City’s Jack Grealish has emerged as a potential replacement for Bayer Leverkusen’s Florian Wirtz, who is expected to depart the club. This added uncertainty complicates the transfer market further as clubs look to balance their squads with eye on the new season. Manchester City is reportedly preparing a bid to hijack Chelsea’s move for England under-21 goalkeeper Marcus Bettinelli. This action speaks volumes about their dedication to strengthening their defensive front.
Rangers are still in the chase for Peterborough winger Kwame Poku, who is out of contract. The Scottish club is making an effort to land Poku’s services as they seek to bolster their attack. On top of that, Dominic Calvert-Lewin is leaving Everton, with multiple Premier League and EFL clubs interested in signing the 26-year-old striker.
Real Madrid taking steps in pursuit of Zubimendi reports good sign of intent by Madrid to strengthen the midfield. Meanwhile, Tottenham Hotspur has initiated contact with Brentford regarding manager Thomas Frank, highlighting their interest in potentially securing his services.
On the international front Benfica intends to register Alvaro Carreras in their squad for the Club World Cup next month. This action underscores their desire to be an effective competitor at the highest levels, on the world stage. On the flip side, Viktor Gyokeres has cut a frustrated figure with regards to Sporting, raising eyebrows at suggested discontent amongst the squad.
James O’Connor is on the verge of heading to Leicester City. The club are absolutely determined to completely re-shape their lineup ahead of the new campaign.
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