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The Football Association has fined Chelsea £10m and handed the club a suspended two-window registration ban over financial breaches linked to the Roman Abramovich era. The penalty has sparked reflection on football's commercialisation.
The Football Association has issued a statement opposing FIFA's plans, expressing full support for European colleagues and affirming that the FIFA World Cup belongs to football.
England head coach Thomas Tuchel retains the full backing of the Football Association after a 2-1 semi-final defeat to Argentina, and is expected to lead the team into Euro 2028. FA chief Mark Bullingham praised the squad's effort, while Tuchel acknowledged the pain but stressed the achievement of reaching the last four.
Sunderland women's team has appointed James Gray, currently FA commercial director, as CEO following Bay Collective's takeover. Gray will oversee strategic and commercial performance, aiming for financial sustainability and leading football operations. He starts in September.
The Football Association is considering whether to appeal a red card issued to Jarell Quansah. The decision follows the incident during a recent match.
The FA is considering appealing Jarell Quansah's red card from England's World Cup win over Mexico. The decision follows Fifa's controversial suspension of a ban for US striker Folarin Balogun after President Trump intervened, sparking criticism and potential appeals from other nations.
FA chief executive Mark Bullingham says the organization has not yet decided whether to endorse FIFA president Gianni Infantino for re-election, and the matter will be subject to a board review in due course.
England are negotiating a behind-closed-doors friendly against MLS side Sporting Kansas City following their World Cup opener against Croatia. The match would take place between the Croatia game on Wednesday and the Ghana match next Tuesday.
England's training equipment was stolen before their arrival in Kansas City. Balls and boots are among the items feared taken after vehicles were broken into. Police are investigating.
Fifty-two Women's National League clubs have signed a letter to the FA opposing proposals to introduce top-tier academy teams into their league, citing concerns over competitive balance and player development.
