West Ham captain Jarrod Bowen has pledged to remain with the club after Premier League relegation, a decision that could steady ticket demand, season-card renewals and fan spending as the Hammers open their Championship campaign at Burnley on August 16.
Combined pre-tax losses across Premier League clubs surged from £135m to £948m in 2024-25, while Championship sides lost £355m and talks over a fairer TV revenue split with the EFL remain stalled.
Everton have completed the signing of Middlesbrough captain Hayden Hackney on a five-year contract, with Moyes targeting a midfielder proven at Championship level and ready for a Premier League step-up.
Manchester United are looking to bolster their midfield in the summer transfer window, with head coach Michael Carrick reportedly leading the push to sign former Middlesbrough midfielder Hayden Hackney. Those close to the player have urged him to choose his next club carefully, warning that limited playing time could hamper his development.
After guiding Ipswich back to the Premier League, McKenna has announced he is leaving the manager's role and taking a break from coaching, with speculation over the Fulham vacancy and his contractual situation dominating the headlines.
West Ham chairman David Sullivan, 77, has resigned amid false allegations about his personal life, insisting they are unrelated to the club and vowing to take legal action against the BBC.
Eleven goals and eight assists in the Championship earned him a Team of the Season nod; on holiday he dodged questions about his Millwall future and reiterated that the Premier League remains his ultimate goal.
England U21 midfielder Hayden Hackney is entering the final year of his contract, with Manchester United reportedly joining the race. He led Middlesbrough with 85 chances created across the Championship season.
The Portuguese coach has turned down a new deal, bringing his five-year spell as Fulham manager to an end; the vacancy may be intertwined with developments at Benfica and Jose Mourinho.
Southampton owner Dragan Solak says he will not sack manager Ruben Sellés over the spygate scandal; Sellés has publicly apologized and accepted full responsibility.
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