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Chelsea's manager Xabi Alonso says the World Cup must be kept out of private hands (DAVID GRAY)Chelsea manager Xabi Alonso said on Friday football must be kept out of private hands and remain "for the people" after FIFA proposed selling a stake in the business operations of the World Cup.The Spanish World Cup winner backed UEFA's staunch opposition to the plan to create a commercial subsidiary to run FIFA's biggest events and allow private investors to acquire stakes in the company."I think that football has to be for the people, not in private hands," Alonso said in Sydney, where the London club are on a pre-season tour."And I think that's the way we love it. We have seen a great World Cup, and some things they (should) stay the same way. So it's good to defend the interests from other people."European football's governing body UEFA said it was ready to boycott the World Cup over the proposal, saying that the sport "cannot be dictated by the expectations of those whose first duty is to maximise financial return".FIFA vowed on Friday to press ahead and conduct an "open and democratic" consultation with stakeholders, arguing that it could raise up to $4.2 billion.Alonso, a key cog in Spain's 2010 World Cup-winning team, said "hopefully it won't happen"."I think that it's the common feeling of football people that we want something that we keep in the hands of everyone, that it's for all the people. So hopefully it won't happen," he said."Hopefully, we'll keep the game as attractive and as authentic as we like it, and that's why it creates these emotions, these passions we've seen in the World Cup, in the Champions League, you see in the Premier League, because it's for everyone."FIFA's plan would have to be approved by the 38-member FIFA council and the majority of its 211 member associations (MAs).Chelsea beat Western Sydney Wanderers 6-4 this week in Alonso's first game in charge. They meet fellow English Premier League side Tottenham in Sydney on Saturday.mp/pbt

Arsenal preseason schedule, results 2026: Dates, times, more to know about Gunners plans originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here.Coming off a historic Premier League title last season, Arsenal will now look towards the future as they gear up for the start of the 2026/27 campaign.The Gunners are hoping to return refreshed and reinvigorated, but they saw a strong collection of players serve their country faithfully this summer during the 2026 FIFA World Cup, meaning they have lots of moving parts throughout the squad as they convene for preseason training.Last season was grueling, as Arsenal won the Premier League title alongside advancing to the Champions League final, and the number of minutes clearly took a toll on the players. They suffered injuries that bled into the World Cup, and some of those players did not get a chance to heal fully.The Sporting News takes a look at Arsenal's preseason slate, when their World Cup participants could return to the fold, and when the Gunners will begin the season in earnest as another lengthy campaign is right around the corner.MORE:Tottenham preseason schedule for 2026 summerArsenal preseason schedule, results 2026Opponent (result)DateLocationKO time (ET)GironaSat, Aug. 1Estadi Municipal de Montilivi (Girona, Spain)2 p.m.Real BetisWed, Aug. 5Aviva Stadium (Dublin, Ireland)2:30 p.m.Borussia DortmundSun, Aug. 9Emirates Stadium (London, England)9 a.m.ComoWed, Aug. 12Emirates Stadium (London, England)2:30 p.m.Where are Arsenal playing preseason games?Arsenal will begin their preseason slate on August 1 with a friendly against Spanish club Girona on the road in Catalonia. Girona were relegated last season to the Segunda Division, a sad state of affairs for a club that very recently secured Champions League qualification.They will continue by facing another Spanish club, but this game will be played in Dublin, Ireland just a few short days later.Then, they return home to face Borussia Dortmund and Como both at home. Como are traveling across England, playing Arsenal a few days before meeting Liverpool at Anfield as well.When do World Cup players return to Arsenal?Arsenal have a host of World Cup participants who will filter into the squad throughout preseason, some of whom are likely to miss some game time as they rest and recover before returning to action.Some of these players are expected to miss significant time due to injuries that were either picked up or exacerbated during the World Cup. Defender William Saliba is expected to miss considerable time after exaggerating a back injury: he tried to play through it for multiple France games before it became too much to bear, and he was subbed off early in their semifinal defeat to Spain.Another who is likely to miss time is Declan Rice, who played through a nerve issue during the tournament with England. The injury is located in his hamstring but does not come from structural damage; instead, it causes pain he has been managing for months dating back to last season. He is potentially set for a spell on the sidelines in the hopes that it subsides before he returns to play.Bukayo Sakamay also require extra rest, as he seemed less than fit for England throughout the tournament, although he insisted he was not carrying any problems.Every single Arsenal player participating at the World Cup reached at least the Round of 32 and so will be afforded at least the mandated 21 days of rest in the aftermath of their elimination. Kai Havertz,Viktor Gyokeres, andPiero Hincapieall went out earlier than expected, so they are believed to be returning soon, before the end of July.GabrielandGabriel Martinellireached the Round of 16 with Brazil and could return in early August.Martin Odegaardhelped Norway reach the quarterfinals, so he would likely be back the second week of August, meaning he could be fit for Arsenal's start to the season but also might require a bit of ramp-up before featuring.Eberechi EzeandNoni Maduekereached the semifinals with England and thus could be given to the third week of August before they return, likely delaying their availability to begin the campaign.David Raya,Martin Zubimendi, andMikel Merinoall secured the World Cup title with Spain and would be afforded the most time off, possibly out until the later stages of August or even early September, delaying their availability to begin the Premier League season. It's possible that Raya could return sooner, since he only served as Unai Simon's backup in goal for Spain, but that is up to the player to decide if he is ready.When is Arsenal's first Premier League game of 2026/27?Arsenal's campaign begins first with the annual curtain-raiser, the FA Community Shield on Sunday, August 16, which pits Arsenal as defending Premier League champions against Manchester City who won last season's FA Cup.The Gunners will then begin their league title defence on Friday, August 21 at home against newly promoted Coventry City, before hitting the road for the first time against Aston Villa 10 days later. They have an early meeting with a fellow London giant as they host Chelsea on September 6 in their third match of the campaign.Arsenal first five Premier League fixtures 2026/27DateOpponentHome/awayFri, Aug. 21Coventry CityHomeMon, Aug. 31Aston VillaAwaySun, Sep. 6ChelseaHomeSat, Sep. 12SunderlandAwaySat, Sep. 19BrightonAway

PSG make first move to sign FC Porto wonderkid Rodrigo MoraParis Saint-Germain have stepped up their interest in FC Porto starlet Rodrigo Mora. According to Foot Mercato, they have held talks over a move for the highly-rated Portuguese youngster.The 19-year-old has been on PSGs radar for some time, with the reigning European champions monitoring one of Portugals brightest emerging talents despite a mixed 2025/26 campaign.PSG representatives met with influential agent Jorge Mendes around 10 days ago to discuss Moras situation.While no formal bid has yet been submitted, the meeting signals the Ligue 1 giants are exploring the possibility of bringing the Porto academy graduate to Paris.Mora remains under contract with Porto until 2030, meaning the Portuguese club are under little pressure to sell.However, PSG believe there could be an opportunity after the teenagers development stalled slightly last season.Following a breakout 2024/25 campaign, Mora struggled to nail down a regular starting place under new Porto boss Francesco Farioli.The Portugal youth international featured in 44 matches across all competitions, scoring five goals and providing two assists, but was frequently deployed from the substitutes bench.Despite those modest numbers, Europes elite continue to view Mora as one of the games most exciting long-term prospects thanks to his technical quality, creativity and versatility across the front line.PSG sporting director Luis Campos is renowned for identifying talent in the Portuguese market, having signed Joao Neves, Nuno Mendes, and Vitinha from the Primeira Liga.He is understood to be a major admirer of Mora. The Porto playmaker is capable of operating from the left wing or in a more central attacking role.That versatility could prove valuable if Bradley Barcola completes an expected departure this summer as he searches for more playing time.Meanwhile, Mora would also provide another option to support or rotate with Ousmane Dembele following Goncalo Ramos move to AC Milan

Infantino is losing the battle to remain FIFA presidentGianni Infantino is facing the most serious challenge to his decade-long leadership of FIFA, and his position is increasingly tenuous, according to Sky News.A growing coalition of football associations has united against his plan to sell a stake in the governing bodys commercial competitions to private investors.UEFAs 55 member associations have unanimously rejected the proposal and warned they will boycott FIFA competitions unless the plans are abandoned.The stance follows an emergency meeting and a dramatic escalation in the dispute over FIFAs proposed FIFA Forward Enterprise (FFE).FFE is a new company that would oversee the organisations competitions.CONCACAF, representing North America, Central America and the Caribbean, also publicly rejected the proposal following its own emergency discussions.While the confederation stopped short of endorsing a boycott, it raised concerns over the speed of the process, the lack of consultation and questions surrounding governance.With at least 90 of FIFAs 211 member associations now publicly aligned against the plan, confidence in Infantinos leadership is waning.There is increasing speculation within football that the controversy could become the defining crisis of Infantinos presidency.At the centre of the proposal is FIFAs plan to establish a $20 billion commercial vehicle, with a 20 percent stake offered to external investors.FIFA argues the move would unlock fresh investment and accelerate football development worldwide.However, critics insist the World Cup is a global sporting institution that should never become a private asset.The backlash leaves Infantino facing a defining moment. Throughout his presidency, he has expanded tournaments, centralised power and pursued ambitious commercial projects.Supporters have praised his drive to increase revenues, but opponents argue he has pushed FIFA too far, too fast. Perhaps, he has flown too close to the sun this time.The intensity of the resistance suggests many of footballs traditional powerbrokers believe this latest proposal crosses a line.Their objection is not only about private investment but about who ultimately controls the games most prestigious competitions.Particular scrutiny has also fallen on the reported involvement of Joshua Kushners investment firm as the proposed lead investor.Although there is no evidence of wrongdoing, the political optics of such a high-profile connection have inevitably attracted attention to FIFAs decision-making.Whether Infantino can recover remains to be seen, but he now faces the strongest organised resistance of his presidency.He was a shoo-in to extend his presidency for a fourth term, but this brouhaha could hamper his chances.

AC Milan make first contact over Bayer Leverkusens Ibrahim Maza as Ruben Amorim eyes midfield additionAC Milan have made their first move in an attempt to sign Bayer Leverkusen attacking midfielder Ibrahim Maza, according to Calciomercato.The Rossoneri opened talks with the Algeria internationals representatives over a potential summer transfer.Milan have admired the 20-year-old since his breakthrough at Hertha Berlin. The Serie A giants explored a deal before Bayer Leverkusen won the race for his signature last summer.Milan are now back in the picture as they look to strengthen Ruben Amorims squad with a specialist No.10.Following their failure to land Konstantinos Karetsas, who opted to join Borussia Dortmund, Maza has re-emerged as one of the clubs leading creative targets.Club officials held discussions with a Stellar Group representative to gauge whether Leverkusen would entertain negotiations.The same intermediary is also involved in separate talks concerning Rafael Leaos proposed move to Fenerbahce.Maza is highly regarded within Milans recruitment department thanks to his technical quality, vision and tactical intelligence.Comfortable across several midfield roles, the Algerian international combines excellent close control with a relentless work ethic, making him an attractive fit for Amorims preferred 3-4-2-1 system.He could thrive as one of the inside attacking midfielders.The youngster enjoyed an impressive debut season at Leverkusen, registering five goals and seven assists in 44 appearances across all competitions.In league action, he scored three times while creating eight big chances, although there is a feeling his finishing could still improve given the quality of positions he consistently finds himself in.However, convincing Leverkusen to sell will not be straightforward.New head coach Carles Martinez Novell reportedly views Maza as a key part of his long-term plans.The Bundesliga club is expected to demand more than 40 million before considering offers.Despite the financial hurdle, Milan are expected to continue exploring whether a deal can be struck in the coming weeks.

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