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Leeds United and Manchester City agree terms on James Trafford transfer including future clauseLeeds United and Man City have agreed a deal worth 40M plus 5M in add-ons for James TraffordThe agreement includes a sell-on clause, giving Man City a future financial stake in the goalkeeperThe deal marks a permanent exit for Trafford just one year after City re-signed him from BurnleyManchester City are set to lose James Trafford on a permanent agreement one year on from re-signing their former Academy starlet via a buy-back in his Burnley contract.The 23-year-old joined City from Burnley for 27 million last summer but was unable to secure a regular first-team role at the Etihad Stadium, with Gianluigi Donnarumma established as the undisputed number one under former manager Pep Guardiola.With an unclear pathway to consistent senior football under new boss Enzo Maresca, Trafford pursued a departure and Elland Road emerged as his preferred destination despite interest from the likes of Newcastle United, Aston Villa and Tottenham.Enzo Maresca responds to James Trafford transfer links amid Leeds United interestLeeds United had an urgent need to address the goalkeeping position following the respective summer departures of Karl Darlow to Manchester United and Illan Meslier to Arsenal, leaving head coach Daniel Farke with limited senior options ahead of what the club regard as a pivotal campaign on their return to the top flight.Director of football Hugo Viana was open to a sale for Trafford, having identified Donnarumma as Citys long-term number one, and the two clubs have now reached an agreement that ensures Manchester City retain a financial interest in their outgoing academy graduates future beyond the initial transfer.Report: 40M deal with 5M add-ons and sell-on clause now being finalisedAccording to the initial reporting of David Ornstein of The Athletic, Leeds United are set to agree a deal to sign England international goalkeeper James Trafford from Manchester City.It is explained that the deal agreed upon is worth 40 million plus bonuses and is now in the process of being finalised.Additional reporting from MailSports Simon Jones suggests that the 40 million fee comes with 5 million in add-ons, while it is further stated that the agreement contains a sell-on clause meaning Manchester City will receive a percentage of any future profit if Leeds sell Trafford onward.The inclusion of a sell-on clause reflects the value City continue to place on a player they regard as one of the finest young goalkeepers in English football, and mirrors the sophisticated transfer structures Hugo Viana has embedded across Citys key sales this summer.James Trafford gives go-ahead for next club as Manchester City enter formal talks over saleWhat does Traffords departure mean for Man Citys goalkeeping situation?The sale of Trafford for an initial 40 million after paying 27 million to re-sign him from Burnley just 12 months ago represents a modest but meaningful return on a short-term investment, with the sell-on clause ensuring Manchester Citys financial relationship with the goalkeeper does not end at the point of sale.With Donnarumma firmly established as first choice, Marescas goalkeeping structure will now rely on Marcus Bettinelli as experienced cover, with Oliver Whatmuff continuing to develop as the clubs long-term domestic goalkeeper prospect following his extraordinary loan campaign at Rochdale.Whether Viana moves to recruit a further senior goalkeeping option before the window closes, or judges the current depth sufficient to navigate the demands of a season across four competitions, is the outstanding question for a position that has seen significant change at the Etihad Stadium in the space of just 12 months.For Trafford himself, a permanent move to Leeds offers the consistent first-team football at the highest level that his ambition and ability demand and a platform to remind the watching England management that the goalkeeper who featured at the World Cup in North America is capable of performing at the very top of the domestic game.

Lucas Glover has explained that his strange decision to take off his shoes during the final round of the 3M Open came after complaints over leaving spike marks near the hole.Glover was involved in a bizarre incident after draining a birdie putt on the par-fourth 10th at TPC Twin Cities, immediately removing his footwear before walking to retrieve his ball.Commentators speculated that the 2009 US Open winner may have been taking a stance against Aimpoint, the green-reading system used by many PGA Tour players that sees them utilise their feet and fingers to gauge breaks.Some may call it anti-Aim Point, but anyone who has missed a putt from a spike mark call it relatable. pic.twitter.com/rXhh8gboHy Skratch (@Skratch) July 26, 2026But Glover clarified that he had taken action after a complaint from a rules official that his metal spikes were leaving marks on the soft surfaces in Minnesota.Alright, lets clear this up, Glover posted on Instagram. For 23 years on the PGA Tour Ive worn spikes. 23 years ago, most of us did. It hasnt been that long since we were NOT allowed to tap them down. Yesterday was the first time Ive ever had a complaint."I know there have been some pretty heated discussions and arguments between other players in years past about spike marks and knowing how to walk, but not since we've been able to tap them down. Yesterday was the first time I've ever been approached about my spikes.First of all, its not the officials place. I wasnt breaking any rules. Secondly, there were people in the groups in front of me and behind me wearing metal spikes as well. The greens at 3M are bent grass, were soft, and appeared to have been watered a fair amount (because of the forecast Id imagine). I dont care what you wear on your feet, metal or soft spikes, in those conditions they are going to get beat up. I did my best around the hole to tap down my damage as I was leaving the area.Since 2019, the United States Golf Association (USGA) and the R&A have allowed players to tap down spike marks to restore the putting green back to its original condition and Glover insists hell make no changes to his footwear after the incident.I'll be wearing metal spikes, and the people playing behind me are still allowed to tap down the marks. Did I mention that?" said Glover.

22 May 2026, Brandenburg, Potsdam: DFB Cup, Junior Final, U19, VfB Stuttgart - VfL Wolfsburg, Karl-Liebknecht-Stadion. Alexander Wehrle (Chairman of the Board of Management of VfB Stuttgart 1893 AG) Photo: Julius Frick/dpa - IMPORTANT NOTE: In accordance with the regulations of the DFL German Football League and the DFB German Football Association, it is prohibited to utilize or have utilized photographs taken in the stadium and/or of the match in the form of sequential images and/or video-like photo series. (Photo by Julius Frick/picture alliance via Getty Images)Its no secret how badly Bayern Munich wanted to sign Nick Woltemade, but there was a ceiling to what they were willing to pay in order to get him. Apparently, that ceiling was offensive to VfB Stuttgart chairman Alexander Wehrle.According to a report from Goal, Wehrle took a swipe at Bayern Munich during the clubs annual general meeting, addressing both transfer negotiations and fan support.Speaking to club members, Wehrle revisited the high-profile transfer saga involving the striker. Despite rumors that Woltemade had previously settled on personal terms with the Bavarian giants, Bayerns valuation peaked at 60 million, considerably less than the selling price. Stuttgart held firm on their evaluation of at least 75 million for the attacker before eventually reaching an agreement with Newcastle United, who met, and exceeded, their asking price. Wehrle dismissed any notion that Stuttgart was acting out of spite towards Bayern, explaining that the financial proposal from Munich amounted to little more than a butter pretzel.The Stuttgart executive also took a direct jab at the atmosphere created by the traveling support from Munich. Reflecting on their DFB-Pokal final clash in May, Wehrle claimed that their supporters completely dominated the stadium, and that he couldnt hear any Bayern fans in attendance.Stuttgarts firm negotiating stance ultimately secured a record fee from the Magpies. But on the other hand, Wehrles cheeky comments regarding fan noise were clearly designed to rally the local faithful, after his statements were met with thunderous applause.Do you think Stuttgart was right to hold out for 75 million, or did Bayern dodge a bullet with that missed transfer? Let us know in the comments!