Manchester City have completed the signing of goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma from PSG, while Ederson has left for Fenerbahce.

Manchester City goalkeeper Ederson has completed a move to Fenerbahce, making way for the Premier League club to sign Gianluigi Donnarumma from PSG.

Manchester City have agreed to deals to sign Gianluigi Donnarumma from Paris Saint-Germain and to allow Éderson to move to Fenerbahce, sources told ESPN.

France forward ‘really happy and proud’ to join Spurs Frank left with a Champions League squad dilemma Thomas Frank has completed a loan move for Paris Saint-Germain’s Randal Kolo Muani to boost his attacking options – and deepen his Champions League squad selection headache. Kolo Muani had been a prime target for Juventus, for whom he played on loan from PSG over the second half of last season, scoring 10 goals. But the Serie A club were unable to agree a deal for him, admitting defeat over the weekend and moving instead for Loïs Openda from RB Leipzig. Continue reading...

Tottenham Hotspur agree a season-long loan deal for Paris St-Germain striker Randal Kolo Muani.

€14m fee agreed for Brazilian’s departure to Turkey Donnarumma surplus to requirements at PSG Manchester City have agreed to sell Ederson to Fenerbahce for €14m (£12.1m) but the transfer is dependent on Gianluca Donnarumma arriving from Paris Saint-Germain for about €35m, or for another elite goalkeeper to be signed as the Brazilian’s replacement. Ederson has a year left on his £8m-a-season contract with City, and has become unsettled at the club, while Donnarumma has been deemed surplus to requirements by Luis Enrique at PSG, with the Spaniard signing Lucas Chevalier last month to be first-choice at the European champions. Continue reading...

João Neves' magnificent hat trick inspired Paris Saint-Germain to a 6-3 Ligue 1 victory on a wild night at Toulouse.

The Champions League is back! So let's unpack all the must-see games, winners and losers, and talking points from Thursday's draw for the 2025-26 League Phase.

Fans will continue to lap up massive games but perhaps the teams involved will conclude they are not that important Liverpool v Real Madrid! Arsenal v Bayern! Chelsea v Napoli! Madrid v Manchester City! Bayern v Chelsea! Newcastle v Barcelona! Inter v Liverpool! PSG v Bayern! City v Napoli! Madrid v Juventus! Chelsea v Barcelona! It can’t be denied that the Champions League draw threw up some ties that look like massive games. These are games that have massive teams in them. They are happening in a massive competition. There will be famous players in famous kits in famous stadiums. There will be Champions League branding. They will play the Champions League theme tune. They will use the Champions League ball, taking its cues this season from the night sky and featuring hand-drawn zodiac signs in gold that symbolise heroic deeds and heavenly destiny. It will all look like something really important. Continue reading...

Today’s fluff is singing when it’s fishing Today’s tittle-tattle starts with a Manchester club scrabbling around to resolve their goalkeeping situation. City’s Ederson continues to attract interest from Galatasaray, and a move could unlock the departure of Gianluigi Donnarumma from Paris Saint-Germain to the Etihad, Sky Sports reports. Donnarumma’s people, PSG’s people and City’s people have been in contact to thrash out possible details, and further agreeable lunches are anticipated. As for Ederson, City say they want to keep him as well but while Al-Nassr’s interest in the Brazilian appears to have cooled Galatasaray remain keen and a deal could yet happen. Thursday’s Newcastle striker talk has them moving for Roma’s Artem Dovbyk, initially on loan. The Serie A club are reportedly open to the move becoming permanent but would want at least €30m for the Ukraine international, and a purchase obligation clause in the small print of any loan deal. Continue reading...

Bayern Munich winger Michael Olise is attracting attention from PSG and Liverpool. Transfer Talk has the latest news, gossip and rumors.

OM are victorious in the aftermath of the ‘incredible violence’ at Rennes but chaos is never far away at this club Olympique de Marseille live precariously, attempting to harness the volcanic passion that flows through the club, without it enveloping it entirely. Treading such a fine line is easier said than done, and just a single goal, even one on the opening day of the season, is enough to trigger a meltdown of epic proportions. Ludovic Blas’s injury-time winner for Rennes in the first game of the season was the trigger for what has now been termed by French media as “The Rabiot Affair”. It is an episode that has already put paid to Jonathan Rowe’s time at the club. The England Under-21 international was involved in a bust-up with Adrien Rabiot following the 1-0 defeat by Rennes. The sporting director, Medhi Benatia, confirmed that punches were thrown, while the club president, Pablo Longoria, spoke of “incredible violence”. Between teammates and staff attempting to break up the fight and one of OM’s youngsters, Darryl Bakola, fainting in the dressing room, it was a scene befitting a Renaissance painting. Continue reading...

Latest news before the afternoon kick-offs Ten things to look out for | Mail Matchday live As for Tottenham, it’s looking fine and dandy on the pitch. The Super Cup performance against PSG was promising (mostly) and the dispatching of Burnley on the opening day was smooth enough for Thomas Frank’s first league match in charge. But off the pitch, well … Spurs continue to be the butt of jokes. Their pursuit of Eberechi Eze seemed nothing short of a farce. Without James Maddison for an extended period and having missed out on Morgan Gibbs-White as well, you fear they may be lacking in the creative department. Continue reading...

Michael Olise scores twice in 6-0 victory Donnarumma bids farewell to PSG supporters Harry Kane scored a second-half hat-trick and Michael Olise bagged two goals as champions Bayern Munich obliterated visitors RB Leipzig 6-0 in the Bundesliga opener putting down an early marker. Kane opened his account in the 64th minute before bagging two more goals in the 74th and 77th to complete Bayern’s impressive show of strength in the season premiere. Continue reading...