Major football managerial changes dominate sports news as Fulham's Marco Silva departs for Benfica, Liverpool pursues Andoni Iraola, while Kenny Dalglish reveals cancer treatment and Mexico faces FIFA fines for homophobic conduct.

Fulham have confirmed Marco Silva is leaving his position as head coach after five years in charge, with Benfica emerging as a strong candidate to acquire the Portuguese manager as José Mourinho moves toward a Madrid appointment.

Liverpool are advancing negotiations with Andoni Iraola to become their next head coach, with the Spanish manager identified as the clear frontrunner to replace Arne Slot before the World Cup begins.

Sir Kenny Dalglish, the 75-year-old Liverpool legend, has revealed he is undergoing cancer treatment after inadvertently posting about it on social media, stating that his treatment is progressing well.

Mexico's football federation has lost its appeal against FIFA fines imposed for repeated homophobic chanting by fans, facing significant financial penalties despite the federation's efforts to eradicate the offensive behavior.

England striker Ella Toone is reconsidering her Manchester United future following a challenging campaign, though she remains committed to the club for now while managing ongoing injury concerns.

Japan's World Cup 2026 team, led by coach Hajime Moriyasu, has demonstrated impressive form that suggests the squad can compete effectively against elite nations, not merely survive.

Ligue 1 concluded its 2025-26 season with standout performances from Vitinha and manager Pierre Sage, while Paul Pogba and Nice experienced disappointing campaigns.