Barca get closer to Camp Nou rebirth with 21,000-capacity test event
November 10 – After nearly 900 days of dust, cranes, hard hats, and local council hurdles, FC Barcelona finally reopened its home, the Spotify Camp Nou.
November 10 – After nearly 900 days of dust, cranes, hard hats, and local council hurdles, FC Barcelona finally reopened its home, the Spotify Camp Nou.
November 10 – LaLiga is embracing AI via a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with computer software business Globant which will develop a programme based on agentic Artificial Intelligence.
November 5 – AC Milan and Inter Milan have completed the long-awaited purchase of the San Siro Stadium and surrounding district from the Municipality of Milan for €196 million, a landmark move that clears the way for one of Europe’s most ambitious urban regeneration and stadium projects.
The transaction, which was finalised through Stadio San Siro S.p.A., transferred ownership of the entire ‘San Siro Great Urban Function’ – including the historic Stadio Giuseppe Meazza –
November 5 – The Bulgarian Football Union (BFU) Disciplinary Commission has awarded a 4:0 win to Botev Plovdiv over Lokomotiv Plovdiv for the Plovdiv derby that was abandoned at the end of the first half last weekend after Botev’s goalkeeper, Daniel Naumov, was hit in the head by a bottle.
November 5 – Barcelona assistant Rafel Navarro has succeeded Pia Sundhage as the manager of Switzerland’s national women’s team.
November 4 – One of football’s greatest defenders, Giorgio Chiellini, has been elected as Lega Serie A’s representative on the FIGC board. For the Juventus legend, this is another step in a post-playing career that has seen him move seamlessly into the administration of football.
November 5 – Bayern Munich are in negotiations to buy a sports park from the City for €7.5 million to replace the Bayern Campus, the home of the club’s youth and women’s team who have played there since 2017.
November 5 – Becks has finally joined one of England’s most exclusive clubs as a Knight of the Realm after receiving his knighthood at Windsor Castle on Tuesday for his services to sport and charity.
November 3 – The Plovdiv derby between Lokomotiv and Botev in the Bulgarian efbet League was abandoned after a bottle thrown from the crowd hit Daniel Naumov, Botev’s goalkeeper on the head in the 41st minute.
November 3 – The Professional Footballers’ Association (PFA) has opened up its union membership to players in the second tier of the Women’s Super League 2 (BWSL2).
October 31 – In the wake of the referees betting scandal that has rocked Turkish football, the Turkish Football Federation (TFF) has announced a zero-tolerance policy against corruption, as it confirmed that investigations have found evidence of some referees betting on matches.
October 31 – Spanish football is once again the epicentre of racism from the stands as authorities have recommended a €4,000 ($4,625) fine for a Real Oviedo supporter accused of racially abusing Barcelona’s Marcus Rashford during a 3–1 win on September 25.
October 31 – England captain Harry Kane, scored twice as Bayern Munich continued their perfect start to the season with a 4-1 win over Cologne in the DFB Pokal, setting a new European record for the most consecutive victories to open a campaign. Fourteen games played, 14 wins.
October 29 – The German Football Association (DFB) is preparing to vote on a landmark €100 million investment in women’s football – the largest in its history – after Germany’s national team booked their place in the Nations League final with a 2-2 draw against France, sealing a 3-2 aggregate victory.
October 28 – Sky Sports has renewed its broadcast deal with the upstart Baller League, the fast-paced six-a-side competition that is a mix between street football and studio showbiz. The second season kicked off yesterday, and Sky will air every match live across its channels and Now TV, with YouTube watch-alongs adding to the razzamatazz.