With 3 weeks to go until the start of Serie A, all clubs are busy with their pre-season training camps. The aim is to build fitness through training and gain match sharpness through friendlies.
Follow Napoli's training camp up close! All 5 of the Azzurri's pre-season friendlies live on OneFootball! Click here to see the match schedule and how to watch them.
Speaking of friendlies, today 10 of the 20 teams set to take part in the upcoming league campaign were in action. Below, we take a look at all the results and the key events from the matches.
Lazio played the first of two friendlies against Serie B sides in two days.

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Fiorentina gave a hugely important response regarding the state of their preparation for the upcoming Serie A season against Real Madrid.
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In Klagenfurt, Austria, La Viola came back from two goals down against José Mourinho's Blancos and consequently finished the match at 2-2. Fabio Grosso is taking away more than positive signs.
Los Blancos started with their foot on the gas and made the most of the width before breaking into the box. On the first goal, Carreras found Endrick in the middle from the left, and he opened the scoring with a turn and finish.

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It's that time when OneFootball highlights the top shirt releases of the week.
There were clubs betting on more "out-there" colors, plenty of third kits, and star players getting to know their new looks.
Take a look below and have your say: which shirt caught your eye the most in a positive way?
The new away shirt celebrates the Worker Bees, a historic symbol of the city of Manchester since the Industrial Revolution.
The shirt has black as its base color, yellow-gold details, and several watermark-style bee graphics throughout.

#take #industrial

HONG KONG – Everything is set at Kai Tak Stadium in Hong Kong, where Inter and Manchester City will face each other on Saturday at 19:30 local time (13:30 CEST) for an international friendly.
The match will be broadcast live on DAZN and on Sky, at no extra cost for existing subscribers, while non-subscribers will be able to watch via pay-per-view on OneFootball and DAZN.
On the eve of the friendly, Inter head coach Cristian Chivu answered questions from journalists at his pre-match press conference. Before doing so, however, the Nerazzurri coach paid tribute to Franco Baresi: "We join the world of sport in sending our condolences to Franco Baresi's family. Everyone who loves football has lost a great icon of this sport."
How important is it for you to be here, and what message do you want to send to the fans who are here in Hong Kong?
"It's truly a pleasure to be here, in this incredible place. We are in the preparation phase for the new season, but it is special for us to have the opportunity to play here against a great team like Manchester City. Even if neither team is at 100%, everyone will certainly be happy with the level of performance we try to produce on the pitch."

#kong

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2. Liga (Austrian Second Division)

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As we know, the relationship between Leao and Milan now appears to be at an all-time low. The player — by his own admission — is pushing for a new experience away from San Siro, while for the club his sale would represent the main opportunity to raise funds and finance an already very demanding transfer market.
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According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, Fenerbahce are ready to get serious and have reportedly put a €50 million offer on the table to convince Milan to let Leao leave. The player would have been offered a five-year contract worth €8 million net per season, boosted by bonuses linked to appearances, goals, and winning the Turkish league.
The deal is also reportedly being closely followed by Jorge Mendes, who is said to have offered the forward — unsuccessfully — to Barcelona and Man Utd, while Milan are already said to be considering Genk's Konstantinos Karetsas as a possible replacement, with his club asking for at least €40 million.
calciomercato.com also confirms the strong pressure from the Istanbul club, although it reports different figures. According to the outlet, Fenerbahce are preparing a blitz in Milan and a lower overall offer than the one suggested by the pink paper, while Milan continue to demand a higher valuation to let their number 10 leave. The Turkish club's intention to make a move in the coming hours, however, remains.

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The World Cup is heating up. Only four teams remain in the race for the World Champion’s crown: the first semifinal takes place tonight and pits France against Spain, while tomorrow night Argentina and England will face off for the second ticket to the final.
Follow Napoli’s training camp up close! All 5 of the Azzurri’s pre-season friendlies live on OneFootball! Click here to check out the match schedule and how to watch them.
At the same time, the transfer market never stops, with negotiations heating up and fresh twists emerging. Let’s take a look together at the biggest stories of this Tuesday, with Serie A’s top clubs taking center stage.
Juventus are working to trim their attack and find a new home for both Loïs Openda and Jonathan David, both coming off a very disappointing season in black and white. According to SportMediaset, Lens have renewed their strong interest in the Belgian, but the deal remains complicated because of his salary of around €4 million: the French club would need Juventus to cover part of his wages to make the move sustainable.
David’s situation is also still open. As reported by Tuttosport, the Canadian turned down an offer from Trabzonspor, but his name was reportedly put forward by an intermediary to Paris FC. The French club are looking for an international signing and could become an interesting option for Juventus, who are determined to find a solution after Spalletti’s technical rejection.

Napoli's new season is ready to get underway. Ahead of a special campaign, the club’s centenary season, the Azzurri will begin preparations between the training camps in Dimaro and Castel di Sangro, where they will play five friendly matches to get minutes into their legs and start taking on board Massimiliano Allegri’s first tactical instructions.
This summer too, Napoli fans will be able to watch every match live on OneFootball on a Pay-Per-View basis, at a price of €9.99 per match.
Here are the Azzurri’s pre-season fixtures:
22 July, 6:00 PM – Napoli vs Arezzo
26 July, 6:00 PM – Napoli vs Carrarese

Every morning, OneFootball brings you a full recap of the night at the World Cup.
The 2026 World Cup keeps delivering its share of wild storylines, but the mishap Breel Embolo went through during the clash between Switzerland and Argentina is likely to be talked about for a very long time.
With 15 minutes left in normal time, just after referee João Pinheiro had shown Leandro Paredes a yellow card following a heated challenge with Embolo, VAR stepped in on the grounds of a "mistaken identity."
After reviewing the footage, the referee made a dramatic U-turn: clearing Paredes, he decided that Embolo had actually exaggerated the contact. That fatal reinterpretation led the referee to show the Swiss player a yellow card.
Major problem: Embolo had already been booked. So this improbable twist turned into a second yellow card, meaning an immediate sending-off. Going from victim to dismissed player in the **** e of a minute, Embolo could not contain his rage and despair, breaking down in tears as he headed back to the dressing room.

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The 2026 FIFA World Cup is heading into its final stretch.
This Wednesday (8), there wasn't even a "Panama vs Uzbekistan" to brighten the day for football fans.
And with the Brazilian National Team already out of the ***** le race, the best thing to do is follow the wise advice of "Captain Penguin" from the movie "Madagascar," who tells his companions Kowalski, Rico, and Private: "Smile and wave, boys."
With that vibe, we at OneFootball look back at the memes that blew up in this edition of the World Cup.
Fan favorite Vozinha is definitely still in our hearts. But there was also the ***** anese fan's "attack" after the elimination against Brazil, Wilton Pereira Sampaio's English, and Vini Jr and Haaland "recreating" a scene from the movie "White Chicks."

Tuesday (7) brought the round of 16 of the 2026 FIFA World Cup to a close.
Only eight teams remain in the tournament, battling for football’s most coveted trophy.
With that in mind, OneFootball brings you all the information about the World Cup quarter-finals right in the palm of your hand.
The tournament, which began on June 11, will have its first day without a single match this Wednesday (8) — leaving nothing to fuel the football chat.
Thursday (9) - 5pm (Brasília time)

Every morning, OneFootball brings you a full recap of the night at the World Cup.
Tonight, a large part of the footballing world was glued to their screens, hoping Belgium would do football justice, and now it has.
Our Belgian friends even treated themselves to two top-tier trolls during their big win over the USA. First of all, while celebrating his goal, Romelu Lukaku mimed a phone call, most likely in reference to the call Donald Trump made to Gianni Infantino to get Folarin Balogun's red card overturned.
His teammates then came over to celebrate by all doing... the Trump Dance!
Finally, the official Twitter account of the Belgian national team added the finishing touch by tweeting "Overturn this", a reference once again to Folarin Balogun's red card.

Every morning, OneFootball brings you a full recap of the night's action at the World Cup.
Did the craziest moment of this World Cup happen last night, during the round of 16 clash between Portugal and Croatia?
As the game entered the 90+13th minute and Portugal were leading 2-1, Joško Gvardiol thought he had equalized. Problem was, after a VAR review, the goal was ruled out for an offside position by the passer, Mario Pašalić.
And yet, when Ivan Perišić sent in his long cross from the left, Pašalić did not appear to be offside. But the new sensors placed inside every ball since the start of the World Cup revealed that the ball had been brushed by the very tip of his teammate Igor Matanović's hair, putting Pašalić offside.
A "technological" offside that saved Cristiano Ronaldo and his teammates...

As part of OneFootball's collaboration series with Shoot Music we're interviewing an artist about their love of football and, over the next few weeks, it will be all about the World Cup.
This week it's acclaimed singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, producer and Australia fan, G Flip.
How have you enjoyed the World Cup so far?
Yeah I've loved it! I love sports so having matches on all day is really fun for me. I have it on in the background all day and I’m getting really into it.
How would you rate Australia's tournament up to this point?

Every morning, OneFootball brings you a full recap of the night at the World Cup.
Zero, zilch, nothing, nada... of these two historic European football nations, neither will make it to the round of 16 of the 2026 World Cup.
Whether it was Germany being too wasteful against a stubborn Paraguay, or the Netherlands being too cautious against a Morocco side that did everything to deserve qualification, the outcome was the same: elimination on penalties.
These two defeats symbolize the decline of these major European nations, but above all the progress of the other confederations, especially CAF, which already has a representative in the next round.
Germany 1-1 Paraguay (3-4 pens). Click here to read the match recap!

There are dependable footballers, there are ever-presents — and then there is Virgil van Dijk. At a time when workload limits in modern professional football are being debated more fiercely than ever, the captain of the Dutch national team is putting up statistical numbers that seem to come from another planet.
According to 'Squawka', the Liverpool star is the only outfield player at this World Cup to have played every single minute for his national team AND, at the same time, not missed a single second in the domestic league during the recently concluded club season (only Europe’s top seven leagues were taken into account).
Whether in the gruelling Premier League wearing the Liverpool FC shirt or as the emotional and tactical anchor of the Oranje on the biggest stage in the world, the 34-year-old simply does not do breaks. Neither muscle issues, tactical substitutions, nor the threat of a second yellow could disrupt his rhythm.
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While other superstars are wrapped in cotton wool or need to be rested as a tournament goes on, Van Dijk remains the personification of consistency at centre-back.

Every morning, OneFootball will bring you a full recap of the night at the World Cup.
That's it, the group stage of this World Cup is now officially over, and the heartbreak lasted right through the night.
Especially for South Korea, eliminated after Congo’s win over Uzbekistan (3-1) despite the latter opening the scoring, but above all for Iran, who thought they were heading into the round of 16 for a minute before being cruelly undone from afar by Austria’s last-gasp equalizer against Algeria (3-3).
So here’s the list of countries already eliminated from this World Cup below.
Czech Republic

The knockout rounds of the FIFA World Cup are almost here.
Now there's even more at stake, the drama is real, and the tension is reaching its peak. But the action isn't just happening on the pitch. Starting Sunday, we're bringing the ultimate treasure hunt straight to your app – with our brand-new daily player collection game: OneFootball Legends!
If you've always wanted to build your very own personal Hall of Fame with some of the biggest players from today's World Cup, now's your chance.
Join in, put your football IQ to the test, and find out if you've got what it takes to collect them all.
It's easy to play, but tracking down the legends takes real football knowledge. Here's your daily game plan ...

As part of OneFootball's collaboration series with Shoot Music we're interviewing an artist about their love of football and, over the next few weeks, it will be all about the World Cup.
Today it's multi-instrumentalist, vocalist, producer and New Zealand fan Jordan Rakei.
How are you feeling after New Zealand's opening games against Iran & Egypt?
Mixed, honestly haha. Leading twice and coming away with a draw against Iran was a bit stinging. We could see the win right there and it slipped away, especially since we are lower ranked in the tournament. It's just frustrating we couldn't hold on!
Losing 3-1 to Egypt has maybe put us back into reality. We had a moment after that first game where there was a bit of hope and it's slipped away pretty quickly. So all we have to do is beat one of the tournament favourites now, and we’ll be good!!

As part of OneFootball's collaboration series with Shoot Music we're interviewing an artist about their love of football and, over the next few weeks, it will be all about the World Cup.
This week it's grime legend and England fan, Dizzee Rascal.
How exciting has the World Cup been so far for you?
There's been amazing goals scored. It's been exciting seeing how competitive the teams are and the fact that they've made it a bigger tournament with more teams. It's nice to see teams like Cape Verde and Curaçao get so much attention.
What are your favourite World Cup memories?

Every morning, OneFootball will bring you a full recap of the night at the World Cup. And as you’ll see, it was a busy night!
This is obviously one of the main stories of the night: Turkey and Haiti are the first two teams officially eliminated from this World Cup. For the Turks, this failure feels like a fiasco after two completely missed matches!
As for the bad news, Brazil lost one of its stars during its win over Haiti. Raphinha was forced off just before halftime due to another thigh injury.
And while Carlo Ancelotti has announced Neymar’s return for the decisive match against Scotland, Brazil is still worried about the Barça star.
Finally, Miguel Almiron made history by becoming the first player to receive a red card under the new “Prestianni” rule.

Every morning, OneFootball will bring you a full recap of the night at the World Cup.
If Canada thought it was in for a night of joy after claiming its first-ever World Cup win against Qatar (6-0) thanks to Jonathan David’s hat-trick, a horrifying image came and spoiled the celebrations.
Following an incomprehensible and dangerous tackle by ******* im Madibo, former OM midfielder Ismaël Koné collapsed to the ground with his leg bent at an unnatural angle. He was stretchered off, and the news is not good.
According to Fabrizio Romano, the Canadian has suffered a tibia and fibula fracture and has already been ruled out for the rest of the tournament and could miss 4 to 5 months of action.
"It happened right in front of us and we all heard the bone break," his coach Jesse Marsch also explained to The Athletic.

The night of the 2026 World Cup delivers two major verdicts. Canada claim the first World Cup win in their history by crushing Qatar, while Mexico become the first team to qualify for the round of 32 thanks to their victory over South Korea. Jonathan David and Luis Romo were the standout stars, but the images destined to stick in the memory are also those of Ismaël Koné’s terrible injury and South Korean goalkeeper Kim Seung-Gyu’s shocking blunder.
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A perfect evening, but only in part, for Jesse Marsch’s Canada. After their 1-1 draw in the opener against Bosnia and Herzegovina, the Canadians thrashed Qatar 6-0 in front of the Vancouver crowd and earned the first World Cup win in their history. A result that sends them to the top of Group B and leaves them needing only a draw against Switzerland in the final matchday to qualify.
Leading the hosts was a rampant Jonathan David. The Juventus striker grabbed a hat-trick, reached 42 goals in 79 appearances for the national team, and moved level at the top of the tournament’s scoring charts. First he took part in the move for Cyle Larin’s 1-0, then he made it 2-0 with a right-footed volley, and in the second half he completed his show with two more goals. It was a historic night for him: he is only the second Juventus player to score a World Cup hat-trick after Paolo Rossi.

Colombia made no mistake in their opener and, led by their star Luis Diaz, who had a goal and an ****** ist, beat Uzbekistan at Mexico City Stadium. With this win, the South Americans moved to the top of Group K, helped by Portugal’s draw with the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
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For Uzbekistan, regardless of the defeat, it was a historic moment. Fabio Cannavaro’s national team was in fact making its World Cup debut.
Los Cafeteros came flying out of the blocks and came close to scoring several times in the opening half hour. It was only a matter of time before Lorenzo’s side broke the deadlock and, right on the stroke of half-time, Luis Diaz stepped up with a pinpoint ****** ist for Muñoz to make it 1-0.

Just a few days before the opening of the 2026 summer transfer window, OneFootball brings you a daily transfer roundup.
Official announcements, major rumours: the biggest transfer news from this Tuesday, 9 June, can be found here!
- Julián Alvarez is the famous “galáctico” promised by Florentino Pérez! Real Madrid have indeed officially confirmed that they submitted a €150 million offer to Atlético Madrid for the Argentine striker. The offer was rejected by the Colchoneros.
- Alexandre Dujeux is the new Lorient manager!
- Stéphane Gilli takes charge of Angers SCO.

Just a few days before the opening of the 2026 summer transfer window, OneFootball brings you a daily transfer roundup.
Official announcements, major rumours: the main transfer news from this Thursday, June 4 can be found here!
- Carles Martínez Novell, the former Toulouse manager, has joined Bayer Leverkusen.
- RC Lens have triggered Saud Abdulhamid’s purchase option.
- Florentino Pérez announced that Ibrahima Konaté will join Real Madrid on a free if he is re-elected club president this Sunday.