Mumbai City FC, the reigning Indian Super League (ISL) champions, face a challenging season ahead after losing several key players to rival clubs. Despite bringing in some exciting new talent, questions remain about their ability to maintain their defensive strength and challenge for the title.
Bihar has witnessed a significant bureaucratic reshuffle, affecting numerous district magistrates and other key officials. This move involves transfers of 41 IAS officers across various departments, impacting administrative roles in education, agriculture, land records, and more. The changes aim to optimize efficiency and bring fresh perspectives to key positions.
The summer transfer window has closed, and a new era begins in Europe’s top five leagues. We take a look at the biggest and most impactful signings, including Kylian Mbappe’s arrival at Real Madrid, Julian Alvarez’s move to Atletico Madrid, and Dani Olmo’s return to Barcelona.
The 2024 summer transfer window in the Premier League saw a flurry of activity, with clubs eager to bolster their squads for the upcoming 2024-25 season. This comprehensive list details every player who has moved in or out of each Premier League club during the window, along with the associated transfer fees.
Punjab FC has strengthened their roster ahead of the 2024-25 season by signing experienced Croatian defender Ivan Novoselec and Norwegian forward Mushaga Bakenga. Novoselec joins from Tajikistan’s FC Istiklol, while Bakenga arrives from Cypriot club Apollon Limassol FC. Both players bring a wealth of experience and proven talent to Punjab FC, aiming to elevate the team’s performance in the upcoming season.
The Tamil Nadu government has announced a significant bureaucratic reshuffle, transferring several key officials including the Principal Home Secretary and the Greater Chennai Corporation Commissioner. The reshuffle aims to optimize the efficiency of the state’s administrative structure.
French defender Mohamed Simakan Lukeba has emerged as a potential target for Chelsea as the Blues look to bolster their defense ahead of next season. Despite only spending less than a year with Leipzig, the 21-year-old has impressed, featuring regularly and helping the club secure 19 points from a possible 21 in their last seven Bundesliga matches.
The NCAA Division I Board has approved new guidelines that allow all multi-time transfers to be immediately eligible to play. The new rules, which go into effect immediately, eliminate the previous requirement for second-time transfers to sit out a year in residence. Athletes must still meet academic eligibility and progress-toward-degree requirements to be eligible. The decision comes after pressure from lawsuits and calls for reform in the NCAA’s transfer rules. The Board also passed new rules allowing universities to help athletes find NIL contracts, with athletes required to disclose deals over $600 to their schools.
