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1 week ago | bbc.com | Adwaidh Rajan

Image source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Nadia Nadim took up football at a refugee camp and has earned over 100 caps for DenmarkDenmark forward Nadia Nadim will return to the national team following an 18-month absence after she was named in their 23-player squad for next month's Euro 2025. Nadim, 37, represented Denmark in the 2022 edition in England but has not played for the country since a Nation's League defeat by Germany in December 2023.

2 weeks ago | bbc.co.uk | Adwaidh Rajan |Craig Nelson |Grace Wheeler |Alastair Telfer

Thomas Frank has been appointed by Spurs as replacement for Ange Postecoglou, who was sacked following the end of last season despite guiding the club to a first trophy in 17 years. Spurs beat Manchester United in the final of the Europa League to earn qualification for next season's Champions League. But it was not enough to paper over the cracks that appeared following a 17th-place finish in the Premier League.

2 weeks ago | bbc.co.uk | Craig Nelson |Adwaidh Rajan |Sean Byrne |Grace Wheeler

Good morningpublished at 10:29 British Summer Time10:29 BST Welcome to today's football news live page. Trent Alexander-Arnold takes centre stage this morning as he is formally unveiled as a Real Madrid player. You can follow coverage in this page, which will include live footage from Real Madrid TV of the former Liverpool defender's presentation to supporters before his first news conference.

3 weeks ago | bbc.co.uk | Bobbie Jackson |Mantej Mann |Adwaidh Rajan |Holly Bacon

Club World Cup shake-uppublished at 08:28 British Summer Time08:28 BSTImage source, Getty ImagesNow for the technical details. Fifa only permits the transfer window in any individual country to be open for 16 weeks in any calendar year. In Europe, precedent dictates four of those weeks are for the winter window, leaving 12 in the summer. In 2024, the Premier League transfer window opened on 14 June and closed on 30 August.

3 weeks ago | sports.yahoo.com | Adwaidh Rajan

Faisal Halim avoids shopping malls these days. One of Malaysia's most famous footballers, the forward was in the prime of his career when a routine shopping trip with his family 13 months ago changed his life forever. AdvertisementIt was at a mall in the township of Kota Damansara where Faisal was splashed with acid by an unknown assailant and left with fourth-degree burns, which needed four surgeries and several days in intensive care. The attack left him scarred physically and emotionally.