GOAL takes a look at the biggest transfer news and rumours from around the world

Marcus Rashford has returned to Manchester United training despite the club giving him time off to seek a transfer.

Brentford explored the possibility of appointing Ange Postecoglou after Thomas Frank joined Tottenham, in what would have been a remarkable job swap.

The MLS side unveiled a five-story-high inflatable pigeon that floated down the Hudson River and through New York Harbor during the CWC

The center back, who played for LAFC's 2022 MLS Cup winning team has rejoined the club as a part owner

Inter Miami are "extremely confident" of tying Lionel Messi to a new contract despite strong interest from Saudi Pro League giants Al-Ahli. Messi, who joined the Herons in the summer of 2023, has an active contract with the club until the end of the 2025, however, the David Beckham-owned side want to retain the Argentina legend beyond this year.

Getafe president Angel Torres claims that the club reached an agreement to sign Gonzalo Garcia on loan from Real Madrid before the Club World Cup.

La Liga president Javier Tebas finds himself at the center of fresh controversy following claims that he may have deliberately hindered Barcelona’s attempt to sign Spain international Nico Williams this summer. The shocking accusation comes amid reports that confidential financial data relating to Barcelona was shared with Athletic Bilbao officials, allegedly swaying Williams’ decision to remain at his boyhood club.

Bayern Munich are reportedly considering a move for Chelsea forward Christopher Nkunku and Crystal Palace's Eberechi Eze as part of their summer rebuild. Nkunku arrived at Stamford Bridge in 2023 with high expectations after a standout spell with RB Leipzig. However, the French international has endured a challenging period in west London, with injuries and inconsistent form severely limiting his impact.

Georgia Stanway insists she is "fed up of talking" as England prepare to play the Netherlands in a do-or-die European Championship group clash.

The 2022 winners would be the first holders in European Championship history to crash out in the group stage if they lose to the Dutch on Wednesday

Lyonnes, eight-time European champions, agreed on a fee with Ajax for the teenager's services