That's all from this live page. Here are some of today's headlines:

• Hundreds of messages left on Rashford mural
• England trio in Euro 2020 team of the tournament
• Norwich sign Lees-Melou for about £3.5m
• Chelsea striker Giroud close to AC Milan move

Until next time, farewell.

BBC Radio 5 Live

Former West Ham, Sunderland and QPR defender Anton Ferdinand spoke to BBC Radio 5 Live about the issue of footballers being racially abused on social media.

“I don’t get why social media companies are allowing anonymity on social media and that’s part of the fight that I’m having . How can there not be an ID type process like there is with banking?".

“The only thing (reason) I can come to is the monetary value, the excuses that we tend to get are, 'oh not everyone’s got ID, not everyone’s got a national insurance number, not everyone’s got this, not everyone’s got that'.

"But it comes down to whether they really want to do it or whether they don’t and that’s always been my message to these companies.

“99.9% of those from an ethnic minority background would have been hoping nobody misses (a penalty) but if anybody does miss I hope it’s not someone who’s black because they’re going to be abused.

“As a footballer you’re one mistake away from abuse on social media.”

Simon Stone
BBC Sport

Ravel Morrison is training with Derby in the latest attempt to relaunch his career.

The 28-year-old former Manchester United midfielder has been at eight clubs since joining Cardiff in September 2014.

During that period he has made only 36 first-team appearances, including four last season for Dutch club Den Haag.

Morrison is understood to be amongst a number of ‘triallists’ who have formed part of Wayne Rooney’s squad for a training camp this week.

Former England defender Phil Jagielka is also training with the club. He was released by Sheffield United at the end of the season.

Derby, who have had a troubled period during which they came close to losing their Championship status, are currently under an EFL transfer embargo.

However, the rules of the embargo allow them to sign players if they do not have 23 players in their first-team squad.

All these players must either be free transfers or loans, which can only be for half a season.

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Terry Butcher
Ex-England captain on BBC Radio 5 Live

More strong words from former England captain Terry Butcher on the scenes that marred Sunday's Euro 2020 final.

"A World Cup on English soil stops hooligans from travelling abroad but it's the behaviour of our fans on home soil that worries me enormously," he told BBC Radio 5 Live.

"I lived and played through the era of hooliganism and it's horrible and I've gone away with England and done work lots of work for 5 Live in tournaments abroad and some of the scenes from English fans has been horrific.

"It's not the majority of the England supporters, England supporters are fantastic just like the Tartan Army in Scotland but you have certain sections that want to create violence and mayhem, they enjoy this and these are the people that you don't want anywhere near football at all and society as well.

"It's a crime against humanity and it's a crime against decent people, people that don't deserve this.

"You've got to look at stiffer sentences and punishments so that they've got to think twice about doing this kind of thing because they are not going to stop at just doing it once, they are going to continue doing it on and on."

Terry Butcher
Ex-England captain on BBC Radio 5 Live

Here's more from former England captain Terry Butcher, who was on BBC Radio 5 Live this morning and had his say on the events following the Euros.

"Are we going back to this era now of hooliganism, obviously the racism is increasing it's now more volatile, more bitter and more horrible.

"We are in a society where just coming through a pandemic and life if very important, we've seen a lot of people lose their lives and I can't understand these people how they go off and do these things.

"It's a football competition and should be regarded as a football competition but people want to take it to the next level.

BBC Sounds

Former England captain Terry Butcher says the violent scenes at Wembley and racism towards players have "soured" the competition.

"When you look at England playing in tournaments...away from this country, you worry.

"You worry about racism but you also worry about the yobs that go across that purportedly support England as well."

New kit alert!

Inter Milan have revealed their new home kit for next season, featuring a 'snake skin' style design.

I appreciate it is a challenge to come up with new kit designs each year, but that is quite something.

What do you think? Let's see those thumbs!!

Former England goalkeeper David James has been speaking to BBC Newscast about the issue of racist abuse on social media and what the tech companies can do to clamp down on the problem.

"I can see both sides of it if I can play devil’s advocate. If you look at the technology we’re talking about, and put it into an old context - IE the mail - because a player would get abusive fan mail, you wouldn’t ask the postal service to look at every letter before it gets delivered. There’s a limitation to what people can do.

"But with modern technology, if there’s a solution, I would suggest that social media companies offer an opt-in for ID proof, and therefore football clubs, or anyone on social media, can only see people who have verified themselves through ID, because I know there’s a privacy issue here. And therefore, if you haven’t, no-one will see your posts."

Hear the rest of the interview on BBC Sounds.

Crazy to think that after 51 games in 31 days and 11 cities, the Euros are over.

So, are you missing it like us?

What a month of football it's been, where did it all go?

Unlikely heroes, pass masters and record breakers - As the dust begins to settle, BBC Sport looks at some of the standout stats from this summer's tournament.

Here's a look at some of the best Euro 2020 stats.

After his mural was defaced on Sunday night, people have been leaving messages of love and support for Marcus Rashford.

A picture is worth a thousand words.

Alistair Magowan
BBC Sport

Chelsea striker Olivier Giroud is close to signing for AC Milan.

The 34-year-old French international is expected to sign a two-year deal and could complete the move by the end of the week.

Giroud joined Chelsea from Arsenal for £18m in January 2018 and last month extended his contract until 2022.

It would mean that Chelsea would be able to command a transfer fee for the forward, who last season scored 11 goals in 31 appearances with some crucial strikes in the Champions League as Chelsea won their second title.

After the signings of German forwards Kai Havertz and Timo Werner last summer, Giroud made only eight Premier League starts in the 2020-21 season.

Image source, Getty Images

From Andrea Bocelli's stirring performance of Nessun Dorma, to Cristiano Ronaldo's record-breaking penalty and Italy's triumph over England in a penalty shootout, Euro 2020 has certainly been a tournament to remember.

Click on the video below to remind yourself of the best bits.

BBC Radio 5 Live

Young footballers Dean Makunike and Ryan Rogers told BBC Radio 5 Live they were not surprised England players received racist abuse after they missed penalties in Sunday's shootout against Italy.

The 'noisy neighbours' began to make their presence felt on this day in 2009, as Carlos Tevez made the controversial switch to Manchester City having spent the last two seasons on loan at Manchester United.

Sho: Donnarumma, Maehle, Bonucci, Maguire, Shaw, Jorginho, Hojberg, Pedri, Chiesa, Schick, Forsberg.

Decent choices here, Sho. Imagine this as an actual XI.

Felipe Anderson has left West Ham to return to Lazio.

Anderson was the Hammers’ £36m record signing when he moved from the Italian club in 2018.

However, whilst the 28-year-old showed flashes of decent form, manager David Moyes felt Anderson was not consistent enough and allowed him to join Porto on loan last season.

That move did not work out for the midfielder either as he started just one league game, in addition to four substitute appearances.