World Cup 2026 quarter-finals underway with Argentina advancing after thrilling match, while transfer market heats up with major signings including Alexia Putellas joining London City Lionesses.

Argentina advances to World Cup 2026 quarter-finals in a thriller, sparking Egyptian frustration as the tournament moves toward the final eight with England's injured Henderson remaining with the squad.

France manager Didier Deschamps remains composed despite Argentinian officials overseeing the Morocco quarter-final, with a potential repeat of the last World Cup final between Argentina and France still possible.

London City Lionesses secure Spanish superstar Alexia Putellas on a free transfer after winning the Ballon d'Or twice, along with signings of England goalkeeper Mary Earps and Nicole Anyomi.

Marcus Rashford set to be reintegrated at Manchester United for the new season following the World Cup, as the club agrees to an initial £48 million deal to sign Chelsea's Santos.

World Cup 2026 power rankings show England on the rise as the last eight teams are confirmed, with assessments of how remaining squads have performed through the knockout stages.

UEFA prepared to block Russia's return to football competitions, maintaining opposition to reintegration since the full-scale invasion of Ukraine, creating potential clash with FIFA over reintegration plans.

Free agent XI identified following World Cup 2026 featuring clubless players seeking new teams, including notable summer bargains and top targets available on the transfer market.

Norway's youth sports model emphasizing fun over competition and league tables has proven successful, with the nation's football team beating Brazil and producing talents like Erling Haaland at the World Cup.