Putellas has power to change the WSL - why is she joining London City?
Barry set to complete Wednesday move
Latest from Your Site News' Peter Smith:
Louie Barry is set to complete his move from Aston Villa to Sheffield Wednesday .
The 23-year-old forward will sign a four-year deal at Wednesday.
He was on loan last season at Sheffield United in the Championship and then Stockport County in League One.
World champion Putellas joins London City Lionesses
London City Lionesses have completed the landmark signing of free agent Alexia Putellas following her departure from Barcelona.
Putellas left the Catalonia club in May after a trophy-laden 14 years, spearheading the side she joined as a teenager to unprecedented success domestically and in Europe.
The World Cup champion, a two-time Ballon d'Or winner, is widely regarded as one of the best female players in the game. She is tipped as the favourite to add a third Ballon d'Or to her collection at this year's ceremony in October.
Speaking about the move, Putellas said: "I am thrilled to embark on this new chapter with London City Lionesses.
"The club's ambition and its steadfast commitment to growing as a women-only independent club resonate deeply with me.
"I look forward to making an impact on the pitch as we challenge for titles. On the pitch, building on my passion for youth development, I am equally excited to work with Michele [Kang] in elevating women's football in England and on the global stage."
Ipswich complete 26.6m deal to sign Brazilian striker Emersonn
Ipswich have signed Brazilian striker Emersonn from Toulouse in a deal worth up to 26.6m.
Your Site News understands Ipswich are paying a guaranteed 23.9m (28m) plus 2.7m (3m in add-ons.
The 21-year-old, who had also been the subject of interest from fellow promoted side Hull City, has signed a contract until 2031.
Derry 'close' to Sporting loan move
Latest from Your Site News' Chris Reidy, James Savundra and Dharmesh Sheth:
A deal is close for Jesse Derry to join Sporting CP on a season-long loan from Chelsea.
The 19-year-old is due to arrive in Lisbon tomorrow with his representatives from New Era Global Sports to complete a medical and finalise the move.
Derry son of former Crystal Palace and Leeds midfielder Shaun made his senior Chelsea debut in February in the FA Cup. The winger made his first start for the club in the Premier League in May.
The teenager joined Chelsea from Palace last summer.
Chelsea have fielded interest from clubs across Europe in Derry but the youngster was keen on joining the Portuguese club.
In a separate move, Geovany Quenda is set to officially be unveiled as a Chelsea player this week. The Blues struck a deal for the 19-year-old to join from Sporting this summer last year.
Chelsea will pay up to 52m (43.5m) including add-ons for the Portuguese teenager.
Martinez departs as Portugal boss
Roberto Martinez's departure as Portugal head coach has been confirmed by the country's national federation following the expiry of the Spaniard's contract.
The announcemnet comes two days after Portugal's 1-0 defeat by Spain in the World Cup Round of 16.
Martinez, who said he would be leaving the role in the wake of the loss, was appointed Portugal coach in January 2023 after a stint as Belgium head coach.
"The Portuguese Football Federation announces that it officially ended its contractual relationship with the National Team Coach, Roberto Martinez, and his coaching staff this Wednesday," the Portuguese Football Federation (FPF) said in a statement.
Palace confirm one-year Kamada deal
Ex-York goalkeeper Male: I earned EFL chance - it was gutting to have it taken away
Goalkeeper Harrison Male has spoken about the "surprise" of being released by York City after playing a key role in their promotion from the National League to Sky Bet League Two.
The 25-year-old played 46 games as the Minstermen pipped Rochdale to the title and won Golden Glove after keeping 19 clean sheets.
"It was a surprise. I thought I did well. There's not much more I could've done personally and as a team to be given a new contract," he said, speaking at PFA pre-season.
"But everyone's got their own opinions and football is a game of opinions. Onto the next chapter.
"Nothing was ever put over to me. There was just a phone call and that was it.
"I believe I gave everything for the club. When I first got there, they had just got out of relegation towards the back end of the season and the turnaround we had in the squad in those two years, from finishing second and then getting promoted, was pretty incredible, so it did come as a surprise.
"I'd have loved to have been there for many years, but it's football. If someone doesn't feel like you should be there anymore, that's their decision.
"I believe everything happens for a reason. My path is already there. It will happen at the right time.
"It's every lad's dream to play in the EFL and I believe I warranted that opportunity with how well I've done. For that to be taken away from me is pretty gutting, but I know for certain I will reach the EFL. I want to play as high as possible.
"I'm pretty straight-up and if I didn't feel I was ready, I'd probably say, but I started in step 4 and I've worked my way up, so I've got really good experience in the men's game to really push on."
Kamada agrees new Palace deal
Latest from Your Site News' James Savundra:
Daicha Kamada has agreed to stay at Crystal Palace and sign a new one-year deal.
The midfielder's contract expired last week and there was uncertainty around his future amid fears ex-Palace boss Oliver Glasner would take him to Nottingham Forest.
Palace are believed to have secured Kamada's commitment for another season despite interest from clubs in Spain and Italy.
Kamada is understood to enjoy living in London and has enjoyed his two years at Palace. The Japan international has won the FA Cup, Community Shield and Conference League at Palace.
Glasner has signed Kamada at Eintracht Frankfurt and Palace but the 29-year-old will be playing under new Eagles boss Pierre Sage at Selhurst Park next season.
Arbeloa eyes move for Madrids Garcia
Latest from Your Site News' Lyall Thomas:
Fulhams new head coach Alvaro Arbeloa wants the club to sign Real Madrids Gonzalo Garcia, Your Site News understands.
The former Real youth player is believed to be emerging as a leading target for a new striker - one of their priorities to strengthen this summer after the departure of Raul Jimenez.
Garcia scored six times last season and was more involved after Arbeloa took charge from Xabi Alonso at the Bernabeu. He has 35 LaLiga appearances to his name since making his senior Real debut in 2023.
The 22-year-old is also represented by the same agency as Arbeloa, who was announced as the new Fulham head coach on Tuesday night, succeeding Marco Silva.
Fulham primarily want to strengthen at centre forward, on the wings and in midfield - and Arbeloa is believed to be keen to bring in more than just one Real youth graduate to Craven Cottage.
Fulhams Norway international midfielder Sander Berge is attracting interest - making Manchester Uniteds shortlist among others - as is left-back Antonee Robinson.
