Serie A

Chelsea star's contract talks delayed until summer, United takeover will not affect Rashford deal and Liverpool consider Eintracht executive

The US hedge fund Elliott Investment Management is available to provide possible financing for a Manchester United takeover — but is not bidding for the Premier League club. A ‘soft deadline’ of Friday had been set for proposals to buy the club, with Sheikh Jassim bin Hamad Al Thani, chairman of one of Qatar’s biggest banks, and British billionaire Sir Jim Ratcliffe tabling offers. Elliott has been in contact with Raine, the investment bank that is handling the takeover process, and is available to provide financing. They have put forward a proposal for possible...

English winger Samuel Iling-Junior is impressing at Juventus as the club benefit from a change in the way Italian football develops players

Malick Thiaw is in Milan's team by an accident of circumstance brought on by injuries - but he has not let coach Pioli down

Liverpool pragmatism, Bayern Munich tactical flexibility and every possible type of goal from Napoli — what to expect across the ties

Once seen as one of Italy's top young talents, Zaniolo being jettisoned on the cheap to Turkey at 23 should be a lesson for all involved

The Super League is back on the agenda and bigger than ever but how do you feel about it? What would you do if your club joined up?

Super League 2.0 promises a new-look structure based on 'sporting performance', with between 60 to 80 teams - we analyse the key questions

The Super League is back with a revamped format - no permanent members, based on sporting performance. But it hasn’t won over everybody

This is the story of the new Juventus scandal - a cautionary tale of overspending, accountancy sleights of hand and classic hubris

Lautaro has taken the Inter armband from the departing Skriniar and continued his excellent form with the only goal against Milan

Italy’s transfer window has been defined by players leaving, like McKennie and Traore, or coming close to leaving, like Skriniar and Zaniolo

Chelsea were paid out the most but even Bournemouth splurged more by themselves than the whole of La Liga in an extraordinary month

Juventus were handed their 15-point punishment based on new serious evidence, according to the Federal Court of Appeal’s written reasons. The court has explained the severity of the deduction has taken “into account the seriousness and repeated and prolonged nature of the offence.”...

The reigning Serie A champions look a pale imitation of their former selves and things could get worse before they get better