Former Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim has directed sharp criticism at the club's ex-players who have transitioned into media roles, arguing that they "talk a lot about things" that belong to a different era of the club's history.

Enzo Fernandez pushes for City move

Enzo Fernandez reportedly informed Chelsea that his relationship with the dressing room had broken down completely and was beyond repair, as he pressed for a transfer to Manchester City. The claim comes from sources described as Stamford Bridge insiders.

United crack down on ticket touting

Manchester United have dismantled a large-scale organised touting operation that had been exploiting hundreds of matchday seats. The club removed 685 season tickets as part of the investigation into the network.

Arsenal call in outside consultants

Arsenal have enlisted external consultants to conduct a thorough review of the club's internal operations, with the aim of identifying areas where improvements can be made.

Rodriguez returns to Colombia

James Rodriguez has made a homecoming of sorts, joining Atletico Nacional — one of Medellin's biggest clubs — on a free transfer. It marks his first stint playing in Colombia since he left the country as a teenager.

Kuyt takes charge at Fenerbahce

Former Liverpool forward Dirk Kuyt has been appointed as Fenerbahce's new manager following the shock resignation of his predecessor, which came in the wake of the club's UEFA Champions League draw against Roma.

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John Souttar is set to travel to Greece this weekend to complete his medical ahead of a move to Aris Thessaloniki. Meanwhile, Dan Purdy has stepped down as Rangers technical director after just 15 months at Ibrox, having been brought in as a replacement for Nils Koppen.

Former Liverpool midfielder James Milner has confirmed he is in training for a marathon. In boxing, Anthony Joshua's highly anticipated bout with Tyson Fury is reportedly heading to Cardiff's Principality Stadium. A consortium led by Spartans shareholder Scott Davidson is exploring a takeover of Shrewsbury Town.

Grand Slam Track athletes have still received only 50 percent of their earnings nearly 15 months after the collapse of Michael Johnson's venture, according to The Guardian.