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Sunderland's midfielder and Switzerland captain Granit Xhaka is under investigation for potentially obtaining a fake Covid-19 vaccination certificate. The player denies the allegations and is cooperating with authorities.

City Football Group stepped in regarding Sverre Nypan last summer, when the Manchester City midfielder was on the verge of a move to the Netherlands. Ultimately, the 19-year-old Norwegian was loaned to Belgian side Lommel, also part of the club's network.

Manchester United are ready to offer Lisandro Martinez a new long-term contract if the defender can navigate the current season without serious health issues and impress the club with his performances. The Mancunians are in no rush to make a decision.

Enzo Fernandez made an unexpected debut for Manchester City in their home Premier League match against Coventry City, which ended in a narrow 1-0 victory for the Citizens.

Lionel Messi has announced his retirement from the Argentina national team. The 39-year-old emphasized that this decision pertains specifically to the national side and that he has not officially retired from professional football.

Chelsea has officially revealed a major partnership with financial technology firm Circle Internet Group, which will become the club's new title sponsor.

Before the kickoff of the new Premier League season match between Newcastle and Liverpool, a heartfelt ceremony took place to pay tribute to the legend of both clubs and former England captain, Kevin Keegan, who sadly passed away last month at the age of 75 following a battle with cancer. The family of the great footballer and manager watched the tribute from the director's box at the stadium.

Yorkshire's Leeds United are still in the race to sign 27-year-old Portuguese winger Rafael Leao from Milan. According to Football Insider, the English club is weighing up a late transfer attempt before the summer transfer window closes.

Football expert Pat Nevin shared his candid thoughts on Manchester City's performance in the Community Shield match against Arsenal (0-3) during an appearance on BBC Radio 5 Live.

Referee Anthony Taylor explains why he decided to leave English football after 20 years.