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[BBC]Hull City's transfer business has been the subject of several questions sent in via our 'Ask about Hull City' form. Whilst City were initially handed a three window Transfer Restriction sanction on 3 July 2025, preventing them from paying fees for signings either permanent or loan, this was later reduced on appeal to two windows which applied to the transfer windows in the summer of 2025 and January 2026.The additional transfer window punishment was suspended as part of that appeal until 1 July this year and would only be reactivated if the club defaulted on any additional payments by a total of 7 days during the 12 months up to that dateThat means the sanctions have now been removed and the club are free to buy players and pay loan fees as they near their return to the Premier League.As for Ivor Pandur's move to Rangers, that wouldn't have been affected as the sanctions didn't prevent them from selling players, only bringing players into the club where any sort of fee was involved.Ask Me Anything is a service dedicated to answering your questions.We want to reward your time by telling you things you do not know and reminding you of things you do.Find out more here

Official: Roma appoint John Galantic as new CEORoma has a new CEO. The club, through an official statement, has appointed John Galantic as its new Chief Executive Officer. Heres the statement.To our entire Giallorossi family, Today we are very proud to announce the appointment of John Galantic as Chief Executive Officer of AS Roma. John has led some of the most important global companies at the highest levels, most recently in Italy. He has a deep understanding of Italian sports and business, having served on the boards of AS Roma and Ferrari. An American and Swiss citizen of Italian descent, John has been a lifelong Roma fan. He loves this city, understands its soul, knows its fans, and knows what this club means to them.We firmly believe he is the right person to lead this club into its second century. His appointment comes in a season of new beginnings. We are returning to the Champions League, a goal achieved with sacrifice on the pitch and made possible by the loyalty of footballs greatest fans. And on July 22nd, we kicked off the celebrations for Romas centenary. Please join us in welcoming John to our club. FORZA ROMA! The Friedkin Family

[Getty Images]Paul Salt and Mike Hughes discuss Liverpool legends Mark Lawrenson and Sammy Lee as their A-Z of Liverpool players reaches the letter L.Lee and Lawrenson won a host of honours while with the Reds.Hughes told Salt: "It was that telescopic outstretched leg with diving in to get the challenge in, where it was almost his signature movement, wasn't it? Signature challenge. And one of the great Liverpool defenders of all time, Mark Lawrenson."He was immaculate as a footballer. You mentioned his reading of the game and the understanding that he had with Alan Hansen in particular, his pace, his general pace. Very rarely was he outsmarted on the field. He was just a terrific footballer."Salt added: "Were it not for the emergence of Virgil van Dijk, I think Hansen and Lawrenson would be my centre-back partnership in any kind of all-time 11."Sammy Lee played for Liverpool during their late-1970s and 1980s era, winning five league titles, four League Cups, two European Cups, and earning 14 England caps."Sammy Lee was the epitome of pass and move," Hughes added."And when Liverpool were moving the ball around the pitch, Sammy Lee would always look, if at all possible, to pass it forward, to break the lines, as we say in this sort of modern footballing terminology. "He wanted to make sure that Liverpool were moving the ball around, moving the opposition around and was a fantastic team-mate."So much energy, so much drive and you look at what he achieved and what Liverpool won when Sammy Lee was playing for them - it's a formidable array of silverware, isn't it?"Listen below or on BBC Sounds here

Danny Welbeck has agreed to join Chelsea from Brighton & Hove Albion and is set to have a medical at Stamford Bridge, the Press Association understands.The 35-year-old will then fly to Hong Kong to join his new team-mates on the second leg of their pre-season tour, having agreed a two-year deal.The former Arsenal and Manchester United striker emerged on Monday as a surprise candidate to bolster the Blues forward line after scoring 13 Premier League goals in 37 matches last term the best return of his career.The deal increases the likelihood of departures from the London club, with uncertainty already surrounding the futures of Liam Delap and Nicolas Jackson.Delap is considered second-choice striker behind Joao Pedro, who impressed in his debut campaign last season with 15 league goals and scored a nine-minute hat-trick in Tuesdays 6-4 friendly win over Western Sydney Wanderers, while Jackson spent last season on loan at Bayern Munich and has attracted interest from Aston Villa.Former Manchester City academy player Delap had been expected to be given a second year to prove himself after an unsuccessful debut campaign following his move from Ipswich a year ago, though this latest development would seem to cast doubt on his future.Welbecks signing would mark another significant step in a revised Chelsea transfer policy, as they seek to recruit more established buys under new manager Xabi Alonso.With more than 400 Premier League appearances, the former England strikers arrival is the clearest departure yet from the clubs recent strategy of seeking out young, inexperienced players with potential.Welbeck signed a 12-month contract extension at Brighton in March.Alonso also has Dutch striker Emmanuel Emegha on the books following his move from sister club Strasbourg, as well as 20-year-old Marc Guiu, who has been given only limited playing time in the league since moving from Barcelona in 2024.

Estadio de Vallecas, built in 1976, is the smallest stadium in La Liga [Getty Images]La Liga side Rayo Vallecano have been barred indefinitely from playing at their home stadium less than three weeks before the start of the new season because of the risk of supporters contracting Legionnaires' disease.Rayo rent the Estadio de Vallecas from the regional government of Madrid but have had their licence to host matches suspended after an audit highlighted serious health and safety issues.A regional government report cited the risk of Legionnaires' disease outbreaks or fires due to the accumulation of refuse and debris inside the stadium, as well as electrical faults.To date, no alternative venue for home games has been confirmed.Legionnaires' disease is a serious lung infection caused by inhaling droplets of water containing bacteria.Photos published by the regional government and verified by Reuters show rubbish bags and other debris piled up in the stadium concourse and canteen.Mariano de Paco, Madrid's regional head of sport, culture and tourism, told reporters on Tuesday the club had not complied with requests to carry out maintenance and provide proof of water quality."We've tried to get this back on track but we've reached a point of no return - the lack of maintenance has been certified," he said."The club wasn't complying so authorities had to take action. What has happened is intolerable."De Paco confirmed urgent work on the stadium will begin immediately and could take between two and six months to complete.He added he has been unable to contact Rayo president Raul Martin Presa, who has long been criticised by the club's fans and players for the poor upkeep of facilities and a failure to modernise the club.Last season, the Spanish football association published a letter written by Rayo's players that described the Vallecas pitch as "unplayable" and noted a lack of hot water in the showers and inadequate cleaning.They began last season without being able to use their own training ground because of mould but were able to reach the final of the Uefa Conference League which they lost 1-0 to Crystal Palace.Supporters regularly have to queue for hours to purchase match tickets at the stadium's small box office as Rayo is the only top-flight Spanish club without a ticketing website.Last month the regional government proposed a two-year stadium renovation plan that would include a new stand to increase capacity to 18,500.In February, Rayo were forced to play a home match against Atletico Madrid at the home of Madrid neighbours Leganes because of poor pitch conditions at Vallecas.Rayo launched their season ticket renewal campaign last week with an average price increase of 15% for adults.A clause in the renewal terms appears to anticipate the closure of the stadium as it says in the event matches cannot be played in Vallecas then season ticket holders will be given seats "in the most similar location possible" at the chosen alternative venue.Rayo's first home game of the season is against Alaves and is scheduled for Thursday, 20 August.Listen to the latest Football Daily podcast

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