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Image source, Getty ImagesReal Madrid and manager Carlo Ancelotti have clarified the Champions League winners will compete at next year's Club World Cup despite the Italian earlier saying the club would "refuse the invitation".
Ancelotti's comment appeared in an interview with Italian newspaper Il Giornale,, external which was released on Monday.
But the 65-year-old later posted on social media to say his words were "not interpreted in the way I intended".
He added: "Nothing could be further from my interest than to reject the possibility of playing in a tournament that I consider could be a great opportunity to continue fighting for big titles with Real Madrid."
Image source, Getty ImagesThe Women's Super League doesn't restart until 21 September and clubs are making the most of their long summer break, with Arsenal and Chelsea heading to the United States for a pre-season tour.
The Gunners will be based in Washington D.C from 15-26 August, playing National Women's Soccer League side Washington Spirit as well as their London rivals.
It's another trip across the globe for friendly games for Arsenal, who rounded off the 2023-24 season with a training camp in Australia, beating an A-League All Stars team in Melbourne.
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Mainz are interested in signing Liverpool defender Sepp van den Berg but the valuations of the two clubs are too far apart for any deal to be done at present.
The 22-year-old spent the 2023-24 season on loan at the German club and made 33 league appearances, scoring three goals, as he helped them secure their Bundesliga status.
Mainz clearly want him back, while Liverpool reportedly want about £20m for the Dutchman, who joined them from PEC Zwolle in June 2019.
However, Mainz are not the only club keen on Van den Berg, with other Bundesliga sides and European top-flights clubs having touched base with the Reds about Van den Berg’s availability.
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Image source, Getty ImagesFabian Hurzeler is the front runner for the vacant managerial role at Brighton, but who is he?
Hurzeler joined St Pauli in December 2022 and guided them to the Bundesliga 2 title last season by winning 20 out of their 34 matches. Their promotion means they will return to the German top flight for the first time in 13 years.
As a player, he grew up through the Bayern Munich youth ranks and became a midfielder at lower league German clubs, only to cut short his career at 23 to go into coaching.
Shaped by his time at Germany's biggest club, he found a role managing the German Under-20s and Under-18s before becoming assistant coach to Timo Schultz at St Pauli in 2020. He was handed the reins full time following Schultz's dismissal two-and-a-half years later.
Since then, Hurzeler has built a St Pauli side known for its possession-based style, as is now the custom at Amex Stadium. He first led the cult club to a fifth-placed finish during his initial six months in charge before clinching the league by a point last season.
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Brighton are edging towards confirming Fabian Hurzeler as their new manager.
The Premier League have got a work visa for the 31-year-old and talks are taking place with German side St Pauli, who Hurzeler guided to the second tier title last term.
Hurzeler is known for his progressive football and fits with Brighton's style, honed firstly under Graham Potter and then Roberto De Zerbi.
At 31, Hurzeler is younger than a number of Brighton players, including James Milner, skipper Lewis Dunk and Germany international Pascal Gross.
Off they go.....
The England team depart St. George's Park
Image source, Getty ImagesCristiano Ronaldo already has the European Championship in his trophy cabinet, but the 39-year-old is hungry for more.
Ronaldo is set to feature in his sixth European Championship, extending his record of five.
Portugal clinched European glory in 2016, with an extra-time strike from Eder to defeat France.
Opta's supercomputer predicts Portugal have a 9.2% chance of lifting the trophy for a second time.
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My earliest Euros memory was England losing 2-1 to Sweden in 1992 (after two unmemorable 0-0 draws to France and Denmark in the group stage). Graham Taylor took Gary Lineker off when England needed to score to stay in the tournament, ending his international career. My 15-year-old self had never been so angry or upset!
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Image source, Getty ImagesEngland's base during the Euros will be at the Weimarar Land Spa and Golf resort.
The Sun, external have reported that it has cost the FA £800,000 to book the full resort for the Euro 2024 campaign.
Players will be able to access all of the five star facilities on offer, there are three different golf courses at the resort spanning almost 1000 acres.
Germany normally base themselves at Weimarar Land.
"The main sponsor is Adidas so they [Germany] have to go to the team base of Adidas," owner Matthias Grafe told BBC Sport.
"Firstly we are proud to have this team here. The people here living in this small town are very proud to have this English team here.
"My staff are excited and even the English staff are excited, they will arrive today – it is a big thing to have the English team here.
"Two weeks ago the German team were here, if the Germans choose this place it has to be good."
Opta's supercomputer has been busy again predicting what could be the outcome of the Euros.
England fans you'll either be pleased or extremely nervous to learn that Opta's supercomputer predicts a first European Championship trophy for the Three Lions.
However, there is only a 0.8% difference between England and France to win the Euros with hosts Germany third most likely to win the tournament.
The Tartan Army will more than likely not be the supercomputer's biggest fan as Scotland only have a 1% chance of winning the Euros, but Opta does predict a chance of knockout football for Scotland with a 23.5% chance of reaching the quarter-finals.
Image source, OptaAs most home nations do Germany will back themselves with a home support to 'bring it home'.
Alongside Spain they do have one of the best records in the Euros and both nations have won it on three occasions.
Germany last featured in a European Championship final against Spain in 2008 but a Fernando Torres goal denied the Germans glory.
Germany's manager Julian Nagelsmann is leading his home nation in a major tournament for the first time, he said: "our ambition is to win".
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Euro 96. For me the best England side we've had. Battered the Netherlands, more than matched Spain and Germany. So many iconic moments too. Gazza's astonishing goal against Scotland, Pearce's penalty in the Spain shootout, that Wembley atmosphere came through the TV into the living room. Great time to be old enough to get swept up in it all.
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Image source, Getty ImagesPrince William meets England squad before Euro 2024
Prince William met England's Euro 2024 squad before they travelled to Germany for the tournament.
"Tournament football is a big deal and all of you have had fantastic seasons," he said.
"Tournament football is brutal and it it requires a lot more of what you have already given. You have had a long old season, but I'm going to ask you to go again.
"The biggest thing I have known since seeing you over the years is the togetherness. What Gareth has instilled in you over the years - I feel you are a unit."
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That Euro 96 Southgate missed pen clip! I was 10 and cried for a week.
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Image source, Getty ImagesManchester United's Tom Heaton will join England's Euro 2024 squad as a training goalkeeper.
The 38-year-old will head out to Germany to support the trio of Jordan Pickford, Aaron Ramsdale and Dean Henderson for the duration of the tournament.
Heaton has won three caps for the Three Lions and was a member of the squads at Euro 2016 and the 2019 Nations League Finals.
"I am really pleased Tom has agreed to join us in Germany," England boss Gareth Southgate said.
"Experience tells us that a tournament can put a lot of demand on our goalkeeping group led by Martyn Margetson. Tom will play an invaluable role on the training pitch supporting Jordan, Aaron and Dean."
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It was Euro 80 in Italy for me. Only eight teams in it. England had lost one, drawn one and were relying on other results in the last game, but then were eliminated. Keegan was the top player in Europe then but was unfit.
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It was penalty heartache at Wembley for England at Euro 1996.
Gareth Southgate missed the decisive penalty as Germany defeated the hosts at the semi-final stage.
Could the England boss bring home the Euros from Germany as a full-circle moment?
The England squad are hours away from flying out to Germany for Euro 2024 but, earlier on Monday, they had a visit from Prince William.
The Prince of Wales met manager Gareth Southgate, captain Harry Kane and the rest of the England squad at St. George's Park.
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Image source, PA MediaEngland suffered penalty agony once again, as Italy won a shootout at the quarter-final stage of Euro 2012 in Kiev.
The match finished goalless and is remembered for Andrea Pirlo's audacious Panenka penalty.
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