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Columbus Crew have signed Chile forward Gonzalo Tapia on loan from Sao Paulo, with a purchase option and a resume spanning three countries in two years.

Ipswich Town have signed midfielder Florentino Luis from Burnley on a five-year deal worth up to 19 million pounds, adding a Benfica-schooled number six to their promoted squad.

Giovanni Reyna has left Borussia Monchengladbach for Strasbourg on a five-year deal, ending a stop-start year in Germany as the USMNT midfielder chases regular minutes in Ligue 1.

Back to where it started OM look ready to turn another page in their kit history. According to RMC Sport, Adidas will take over again as the club’s supplier once the current Puma deal expires in June 2028. Approached about the report, the Marseille board neither confirmed nor denied it. Puma steps aside after ten…

Columbus cashes in on an All-Star Middlesbrough got their man on Tuesday. The Championship club paid a fee reported around $7.5 million to sign Max Arfsten from the Columbus Crew, prising loose a two-time MLS All-Star. That number says plenty about where MLS sits now. The league stopped being a retirement home for fading names…

US women’s soccer shakes up the calendar A month early. That is the whole story. The NWSL will open its 2027 campaign on February 11, ESPN reported Tuesday. No women’s league in North America has ever started this early, and Angel City draw the opener. Why pull the date forward Room to breathe, mostly. An…

MLS lands a new boss The league has its next leader. On 1 January 2027, Larry Berg becomes the third commissioner in MLS history. The board of governors made the call on Monday. Berg knows the room well. Co-owner of Los Angeles FC since 2018, he has run the league’s sporting committee for years. He…

The USA get moving again after the World Cup First the hosts, now the road back. Mauricio Pochettino’s United States will take on Peru, Chile, Mexico and Canada across a run of autumn friendlies. It opens on 26 September against Peru in Orlando. Three days later comes Chile in St. Louis. Then Mexico on 3…

Mauricio Pochettino’s United States will open post-World Cup play with home friendlies against Peru, Chile, Mexico and Canada across September and October.