September 9 – Inter Miami striker Luis Suárez is never too far from controversy and now has been slapped with a six-game suspension after spitting at a Seattle Sounders staff member in the wake of a humiliating 3-0 defeat in the Leagues Cup final two weeks ago.
September 9 – The Football Association of Serbia (FSS) has appealed to its fans to support the national team with dignity and to refrain from unsportsmanlike conduct during the upcoming World Cup qualifier against England.
September 4 – The Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) have signed a new strategic sponsorship agreement with MAPFRE, which becomes the Official Insurance Company of the country’s male, female and under-21 teams.
September 4 – WSL Football has entered into a new multi-year partnership with Nike, expanding its support for women’s football in England.
September 4 – Chelsea have unveiled a six-piece jewellery collection in partnership with official jewellery partner D.LOUISE. Inspired by the Chelsea rose, the collection celebrates the club’s unrivalled success in the Women’s Super League and its ambition to ‘leave a lasting legacy in gold’.
September 4 – La Liga and the US Soccer Foundation (USSF) have announced a new partnership, magnifying their collaboration as next year’s World Cup looms.
September 4 – With ticket sales for the 2026 World Cup opening in a week, FIFA have confirmed prices will range from $60 to $6,730, with dynamic pricing in effect.
September 4 – Dutch club Vitesse Arnhem have won a temporary reprieve in their battle for survival after a local court overturned a ruling that would have barred the club from professional football.
September 4 – Salaries have long been a bone of contention in the Women’s Super League (WSL). But a breakthrough has now been announced with minimum salaries introduced this season.
September 4 – The bean counters may want it. TV executives almost demand it. Private equity firms are rubbing their hands at the prospect. But football fans from more than 400 club supporter groups in Europe urged FIFA and UEFA on Wednesday to block requests from the Spanish and Italian leagues to play games abroad.
September 4 – The Chicago Stars of the National Women’s Soccer League (NWSL) are on the move.
September 4 – Major League Soccer’s New York Red Bulls have kicked off a new era at Sports Illustrated Stadium (Formerly Red Bull Arena), striking a multi-year partnership with Levy, the sports and entertainment hospitality giants.
September 4 – Dutch giants Ajax, their nation’s most successful club, rarely lack for confidence but just in case, they’ve signed a three-year partnership with Turkish appliance manufacturer Beko to become the club’s Official Confidence Partner.
September 2 – Premier League transfer spending hit a record £3 billion for the first time in the summer transfer window just closed, making up a dominating 51% transfer spend total across the big five European leagues.
September 2 – Football Supporters Europe (FSE) have called on world governing body FIFA to block domestic league matches from being moved abroad.