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Copa America qualification is vital but Canada should select a roster of young, exciting players with the 2026 World Cup in mind

The English Football League (EFL) has secured record deals of at least £148million ($188m) for its international TV rights across a four-season period. The new deals ensure record guaranteed international rights fees for EFL clubs, with two agencies, Pitch International and Relevent Sports, representing the organisation across global TV markets until the conclusion of the 2027-28 campaign. The deals could see the EFL — which runs the second, third and fourth tiers of English football (the Championship, League One and League Two), as well as the League Cup and the EFL Trophy — bank more...

Moves in the Premier League were few and far between, but there has been no shortage in the EFL – The Athletic picks out their favourites

Welcome to Full Time, The Athletic’s women’s football column, a one-stop shop every Monday to discuss the big storylines in the game

As the FA Cup returns, who can lay claim to being the biggest English club never to taste major glory? Our writers start the debate…

Thomason's story is one of dedication, resilience and a promising future - he looks a class apart in League One

The Championship currently has 11 managers under 40 - The Athletic spoke to five of them about experience, youth and coaching

Our weekly round-up of all the goings on, quirky stories and on-field action from another fascinating weekend in the EFL

Manchester City succumb to familiar failings, Aston Villa enjoy some respite and Millie Turner turns goalscorer - this week in the WSL

Khiara Keating shines in City's 1-1 draw with Chelsea but Alex Greenwood's sending-off takes attention in record-breaking game

Our women's football experts and special guests make their big predictions before the start of the 2023-24 Women's Super League

There are similarities with Maresca to each time Pearson managed Leicester. If he has the same success, the club will be back in big time

The anticipation of a sell-on clause being activated will continue to offer hope to many clubs throughout the pyramid

Bournemouth have completed the signing of Alex Scott from Bristol City despite the midfielder currently suffering from a “significant” knee injury. The Athletic reported on Wednesday that Bournemouth were set to win the race for the highly-rated 19-year-old after seeing off the challenge from a number of rival clubs for the teenager’s signature. He arrives on a long-term deal for a fee believed to be in the region of £20million. The club revealed that Scott suffered a knee injury in a recent training session with his former club so will join up with his new team-mates once...

Nigel Pearson talks about getting a bit 'weird and hippy', Bristol City and the true value of Premier League target Alex Scott