Goal.com international football news
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Breaking News
- Spain's La Liga to resume on June 11: The Spanish government has given the green light for La Liga to resume on June 11, with matches to be played behind closed doors. (Source: Goal.com)
- UEFA to decide on Champions League format: UEFA is set to decide on the format for the Champions League and Europa League, with options including a mini-tournament and a traditional group stage. (Source: Goal.com)
- Cristiano Ronaldo tests positive for COVID-19: Juventus star Cristiano Ronaldo has tested positive for COVID-19, the club has confirmed. (Source: Goal.com)
International Football News
- Brazil's Copa America squad announced: Brazil has announced its 24-man squad for the upcoming Copa America, with Neymar and Alisson among the selected players. (Source: Goal.com)
- Germany's Joachim Low to step down: Germany coach Joachim Low has announced that he will step down from his role after the upcoming European Championship. (Source: Goal.com)
- England's Euro 2020 squad announced: England has announced its 26-man squad for the upcoming European Championship, with Trent Alexander-Arnold and Joe Gomez among the selected players. (Source: Goal.com)
Transfer News
- Manchester City sign Ferran Torres: Manchester City has signed Valencia winger Ferran Torres for a reported £23 million. (Source: Goal.com)
- Liverpool sign Diogo Jota: Liverpool has signed Wolves striker Diogo Jota for a reported £41 million. (Source: Goal.com)
- Barcelona sign Pedri: Barcelona has signed 18-year-old midfielder Pedri from Las Palmas for a reported £25 million. (Source: Goal.com)
Other News
- FIFA to introduce concussion substitutes: FIFA is set to introduce concussion substitutes in international matches, following a similar move by the Premier League. (Source: Goal.com)
- UEFA to investigate racism allegations: UEFA is investigating allegations of racism made by England players during their Euro 2020 qualifier against Bulgaria. (Source: Goal.com)
- FIFA to increase women's World Cup prize money: FIFA has announced that it will increase the prize money for the women's World Cup, with the winner set to receive a record £30 million. (Source: Goal.com)
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