Ouahabi to leave Man City
Leila Ouahabi will leave Man City upon the expiry of her current contract this summer.
She initially joined the club in 2022, and Sunday's FA Cup final will be her final game.
The left-sided defender has helped Man City to the WSL title this season, playing in 15 games.
Speaking about her departure, Ouahabi told the club's official website: It hasnt been an easy decision, but I felt it was time to close this chapter, think about myself and make the best decision for my future.
Its been four very good years in Manchester, but its inevitable to feel sad when youre leaving a place that feels like your home.
I will always keep an eye on Citys results and I will always be just another fan.
Kroenke: We have foundations to dominate after waking 'sleeping giant' Arsenal
In a rare media appearance ahead of Saturday's Champions League final, Arsenal co-chair Josh Kroenke reveals untold stories of the club's transformation from 'banter era' and fan protests to Premier League champions with plans to build a trophy-winning dynasty.
Who is Ederson and what will he bring to Man Utds midfield?
Manchester United's midfield must be overhauled this summer and while Ederson alone is not the answer, his signing looks a step in the right direction.
The 26-year-old Brazil international from Atalanta can bring the dynamism that Michael Carrick needs.
With insight from speaking to his former coach in Brazil, Your Site' Adam Bate assesses what sort of player he is and why there is hope that he can adapt at Old Trafford.
Spencer extends Chelsea stay
Chelsea have exercised their option to extend Becky Spencer's contract, keeping at the club for another year.
The goalkeeper initially joined on loan from Spurs in March 2025, before moving permanently that summer, signing a one-year deal with an option of a further 12 months.
A club statement added: "Everyone at Chelsea is delighted that Becky will be spending a further year with us and wishes to congratulate her on extending her contract."
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Konate set to leave Liverpool on free transfer
Latest from Your Site News' Lyall Thomas and Vinny O'Connor:
Ibrahima Konate is set to leave Liverpool after five years at Anfield.
The 27-year-old had been in talks with the club about extending his contract but could not find common ground when it came to signing a new deal and is now set to walk away for free.
Konate has been linked with a number of sides across Europe since the turn of the year but has yet to decide on his next move.
Konate has made 181 appearances since his arrival from RB Leipzig, winning a Premier League, an FA Cup and two Carabao Cups.
Gordon completes Barcelona medical
Latest from Your Site News' Keith Downie and Lyall Thomas:
Anthony Gordon has finished his medical and is with his family and agents in Barcelona, where he will stay overnight.
The formal parts of Gordon's Barcelona move are scheduled for Friday, including official photographs and the signing of his five-year contract.
Barcelona have agreed a 69.3m deal to sign the Newcastle forward, beating out interest from Bayern Munich.
Barca, Atleti in battle for Bernardo
Latest from Your Site News' Lyall Thomas:
Barcelona and Atletico Madrid are battling for Bernardo Silva.
Barcelona have indicated they are ready to make him a formal offer and Atletico are preparing one too after talks with him this week.
The player is set to have a huge decision to make - but as Your Site News reported previously, one source is insisting it is his dream to play for Barca.
They were interested three years ago when his previous contract at Manchester City was expiring - but he re-signed and stayed.
Barca and Atleti are in fierce competition about a few things - another one of them Julian Alvarez.
Atletico are still insisting he is not for sale despite an impending bid from Barca that could be as much as 78m (90m).
Allegri set to take over at Napoli
Massimiliano Allegri is set to become Napolis next head coach, according to Sky Italy.
An agreement was reached on Thursday between Allegri and Napoli, with the former AC Milan and Juventus manager expected to replace Antonio Conte following his departure after two years in charge.
Allegri has moved ahead of Vincenzo Italiano in the running for the role, with a two-year deal agreed in principle.
Napoli are now waiting for Allegri and AC Milan to finalise the termination of his contract before he is free to sign.
