The winners and losers of the summer transfer window, do Liverpool now have a team of Galacticos a la Real Madrid and whether Manchester City are genuinely just bad now were all discussed in the latest Tifo Football podcast…This episode of the Tifo football podcast is hosted by Joe Devine, features Amitai Winehouse Jon Mackenzie & Kaya Kaynak and is produced by Steve Hankey.Nikki Dyer - LFC / Contributor / Liverpool FC via Getty Images Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more

Jimbo is joined by Duncan Alexander, Natalie Gedra and Daniel Storey to discuss a busy transfer deadline day as well as the upcoming internationals.Isak to Liverpool but no Marc Guehi, Muani to Spurs and new keepers in Manchester as transfer deadline day shuts with a flurry of action and record spend in the Premier League. Newcastle have a new big man and little man up top, Arsenal have yet another left back and which of Villa's loans will be a hit?Internationals are back and Natalie Gedra tells us

This week, we’ll tell you why Ruben Amorim’s 3-4-2-1 system he insists on using at Manchester United, isn’t functioning.And we’ll look at other examples of managers who seem wedded to just one system - can that approach really work?Host: Michael BaileyWith: Michael Cox, Mark Carey and Liam TharmeProducer: Mike Stavrou Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Record attendances at the Euros? Check.65k in London to celebrate the Lionesses? Check.Rising attendances for the WSL? Not last season.So is women's football still growing?Plus, Nikki Doucet, chief executive of the Women’s Professional League - who took control of the WSL in 2024, joins us ahead of the start of the new season.Host: Ayo AkinwolereWith: Charlotte Harpur, Megan Feringa and Nikki DoucetExecutive Producer: Abi PatersonProducers: Guy Clarke and Paul Iliffe Hosted on Acast. See

James Pearce & Simon Hughes are alongside Tony Evans to unpack a historic transfer window for Liverpool, with more than £400m spent – the biggest outlay in Premier League history.The panel debate the highs of landing Alexander Isak, the disappointment of missing out on Marc Guehi, and what Harvey Elliott’s departure means for the future. They also assess FSG’s bold strategy, look ahead to the Champions League group stage, and discuss whether Arne Slot’s rebuilt squad is truly ready to compete on

Host Danny Kelly is joined by The Athletic's Jay Harris and Dan Kilpatrick to discuss Mathys Tel's omission from the UCL squad. Plus! They go through your wonderful questions, including: Moura vs Johnson, should we trust ITKs? And whether we would take Harry Kane next season.HOST: Danny KellyWITH: Jay Harris, Dan KilpatrickPRODUCER: Tom Fuller Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Premier League clubs went BIG on striker signings this summer. But how difficult is it to adapt to England’s top flight?Former Manchester United striker Louis Saha joins Ayo Akinwolere and Carl Anka to reveal what it really takes to adapt to the Premier League. From his own journey at Newcastle and Fulham to breaking down the challenges facing big-money summer signings like Sesko, Gyökeres and Isak, Louis shares unique insight into the pressures of English football and the mentality needed to

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It's not physically possible for deadline day to be dull, this is Chelsea lads... Matt Davies-Adams has got a slightly delirious and sleep deprived Simon Johnson and Luke Bosher alongside him to try and sum up all the chaos from another highly eventful transfer window for Chelsea Football Club.We dissect the dramatic Nicolas Jackson to Bayern Munich deal that almost didn't happen, the ongoing Raheem Sterling predicament as he failed to find a suitable move away, the bizarre situation which saw

Manchester United bought a goalkeeper on transfer deadline day and it was the young Belgian Senne Lammens from Royal Antwerp. The transfer went through despite late whispers of a switch to Emi Martinez and Aston Villa's Argentinian was left hanging on the phone.With sales required, the club were able to move all but Tyrell Malacia from Ruben Amorim's "bomb squad" and we are all left with a satisfactory impression of the business achieved across the window; even Rasmus Hojlund's move can be viewed

Jimbo’s got James Horncastle, Seb Stafford-Bloor, Pol Ballús and Julien Laurens alongside him for a whole lot of European football chit-chat after an eventful transfer deadline day.We begin over in Italy, where Jamie Vardy’s now having a party in Cremona after his late move to newly-promoted Cremonense. Speaking of strikers - will the arrival of Rasmus Hojlund cement Napoli’s status as favourites for the Serie A title?Next stop - Ligue 1 - where it was goals galore on Saturday, as Lille put seven

This has been a transfer window for the ages.There’s been sulks, sagas and over £3billion spent by Premier League clubs. Ayo Akinwolere is joined by the transfer guru himself, David Ornstein, to wrap up the window. And then, Jack Pitt-Brooke, Tim Spiers and Jacob Whitehead debate and rank the top 10 moments.Host: Ayo AkinwolereWith: David Ornstein, Jack Pitt-Brooke, Tim Spiers and Jacob WhiteheadExecutive Producer: Abi PatersonProducer: Mike Stavrou and Nick Thomson Hosted on Acast. See

In this episode of Beyond the Barclay, we sit down with Chris Reeve, co-founder of Talk Norwich City, for a raw and honest conversation.We talk about life as a content creator in the spotlight, the emotional impact of online abuse, and the pressure that comes with having a platform. Chris opens up about his love for Norwich City, how that passion has been tested, and why he’s still committed to the club and the community. This episode isn’t about agreeing or disagreeing — it’s about listening. A

Danny Kelly alongside Jack Pitt-Brooke, James Maw and Dan Kilpatrick review Spurs' summer transfer window, including a late deadline day move for Randal Kolo Muani, whether the squad is in healthier condition and what this means for Thomas Frank going forward. Plus! They pick through the loss to Bournemouth at home on Saturday and the pain of Tottenham's unfortunate habit of losing before an international break.HOST: Danny Kelly WITH: James Maw, Jack Pitt-Brooke, Dan Kilpatrick PRODUCER: Tom Fuller

David Ornstein joins Adam Leventhal, Chris Weatherspoon and JJ Bull to run through the top deals on deadline day.Host: Adam LeventhalWith: David Ornstein, Chris Weatherspoon, JJ Bull Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Liverpool’s victory over Arsenal, Manchester United’s current discontent and some transfer deadline day deals were all discussed in the latest Tifo Football podcast…This episode of the Tifo football podcast is hosted by Joe Devine, features Kaya Kaynak, JJ Bull & Reuben Pinder and is produced by Steve Hankey.Carl Recine / Staff / Getty Images Europe via Getty Images Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The summer's major transfer saga is over. Liverpool have agreed a deadline day deal for Alexander Isak.A fee of £130m will help take Liverpool's summer spending over £400m. So, with the imminent arrival of Isak who can compete with Liverpool?Host: Ayo AkinwolereWith: James Pearce and Adam CraftonExecutive Producer: Abi PatersonProducers: Guy Clarke and Paul Iliffe Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

James Pearce and Andy Jones join Tony Evans to react to the news Liverpool are closing in on a record-breaking deal for Alexander Isak.We also look back on Liverpool’s statement win over Arsenal at Anfield and praise Szoboszlai’s stunning free-kick which keeps the Reds’ perfect start alive.Email us: walkon@theathletic.comHost: Tony EvansWith: James Pearce and Andy JonesProducer: Guy Clarke and Nick Thomson Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jimbo welcomes Daniel Storey, JJ Bull and Tim Spiers into the fray after a weekend of significant action in the Premier League.It’s a low-key clash between last season’s top two, settled by an incredible Szoboszlai free-kick for Liverpool. Are Arteta’s Arsenal still too negative in big games?Back-to-back defeats for Man City, as Brighton make it Pep’s worst ever start to a season. Has City’s air of invincibility gone forever?Elsewhere on Sunday, there are impressive away wins for West Ham at Forest

Manchester United's men won their first game of football this season (the women won, too; more on that soon). Where Grimsby had started to feel like Ruben Amorim might be reaching his Old Trafford endgame, Bruno's late penalty saw off Burnley and the feeling is very different going into the international break.There were many positives; Bryan Mbeumo, the whole first half display, and the creation of several major opportunities. Unfortunately, there were a few old worries as well; the conversion (or