Papers: Barcelona set to reject chance to sign Rashford
Trippier could cancel Wolves move after Edwards sacking
Latest from Your Site News' Keith Downie:
Kieran Trippier is considering ripping up his contract with Wolves following the sacking of Rob Edwards on Thursday.
The 35-year-old is angry and feels betrayed by Wolves. Edwards being in charge was key to his decision to join the club last week.
Trippier was shocked to learn the news on Thursday morning, from someone outside the club, just two days after he was paraded as Wolves marquee summer signing.
Your Site News also understands that Edwards himself found out the news from a family member, and not the club.
Trippier cancelled a holiday to undergo a medical and sign for Wolves this week.
Edwards was desperate to sign the defender and Raul Jimenez. Trippier chose Wolves over a number of other clubs.
The defender has essentially signed a pre-contract so joins Wolves on July 1, when his contract at Newcastle ends.
As a result of Edwards' sacking, hes currently considering his options.
Bernardo Silva nearing Real Madrid move
Latest from Your Site News' Lyall Thomas:
Bernardo Silva is close to finalising a deal to sign for Real Madrid.
Everything is on course for him to move to the Bernabeu after leaving Manchester City and he is likely to become Jose Mourinhos first signing of his second stint as Real Madrid boss.
Barcelona and Atletico Madrid have also made offers to Bernardo Silva.
Orient's Ballard wanted by Swansea and Bristol City
Latest from Your Site News' Lyall Thomas:
Swansea and Bristol City are among the Championship clubs keen on striker Dom Ballard from Leyton Orient.
The 21-year-old scored 23 goals in League One last season for Orient.
Werder Bremen have also watched him this season and are considering luring him to Germany.
Ballard is an England U20 international who came through at Southampton.
Fix Vini Jnr relationship, maximise Mbappe - win! Jose's Real Madrid priorities
Mourinho's Real Madrid return confirmed
Real Madrid have confirmed the re-appointment of Jose Mourinho as first team coach.
The former Chelsea and Manchester United manager has signed a three year contract, until June 30, 2029.
He will officially join the club on July 13 for the start of pre-season.
Benfica have previously stated Real Madrid would pay them 12.9m (15m) in compensation for Mourinho.
Mourinho returns to Real Madrid 13 years after leaving the club.
He previously spend three years with Madrid, winning the La Liga, Copa del Rey and Supercopa.
Salzburg in talks with Rangers for head coach Rhl
Latest from Your Site News' Sahil Jaidka:
Red Bull Salzburg are in talks with Rangers over a deal to land head coach Danny Rhl.
It is believed the Austrian Bundesliga outfit are keen to appoint the 37-year-old as Daniel Beichlers replacement.
However, Your Site News understand any possible deal would need to meet Rangers terms around compensation.
Rhl has two years left on his contract at Ibrox, having joined the club last October.
Rangers' Rhl attracting interest from RB Salzburg
Newcastle in talks to sign Munoz
Latest from Your Site News' Keith Downie:
Newcastle are in talks with Osasuna over a deal to sign winger Victor Munoz.
Positive talks have taken place over the last few days, but there is no agreement yet.
Reports in Spain suggest Osasuna are looking for around 35m for the former Real Madrid man.
Munoz is currently with Spain at their World Cup base camp in Tennessee.
Osasuna have also recently changed coach which is complicating things.
Newcastle are cautious after missing out on Zadock Yohanna to Brighton last week.
Earps' PSG departure confirmed ahead of expected WSL return
Mary Earps will leave PSG this summer, the club have announced.
The 33-year-old goalkeeper will depart after two seasons with the top-flight French side when her contract expires on June 30.
It is understood that Earps is closing in on a return to the WSL with London City Lionesses.
Earps said of her time with PSG in a video posted on their social media account: Id say great because Im leaving with such fond memories. Ive met great people, Ive trained at a world class facility, Ive played at Parc des Princes.
And experience because I think its added to my growth as a player and as a person. I think thats all you can ask for in life is to grow and to be a little bit better every day. Thats what I try to be.
Ive got to play with some fantastic players from all over the world. I got to go to Africa for the first time with the final of the League Cup.
I think theres been a lot of on-the-pitch experiences. Ive had a lot of firsts as well. Off-the-pitch Ive had a lot of big moments here in Paris. A lot of experiences which Ill remember forever.
Im leaving with my heart full and Im so happy, privileged and lucky that I was able to have such a wonderful experience here.
Earps arrived at PSG from Manchester United in summer 2024, playing 57 games in two seasons for the French side and helping them to finish third in the Premiere Ligue last season.
On the international stage, Earps played a key role in Englands Euro 2022 victory and their run to the World Cup final in 2023.
She was capped 53 times for the Lionesses before retiring ahead of their Euros defence last summer.
