The roundup of football news is right here.Kevin De Bruyne signs with Napoli📸 Omar Havana - 2025 Getty ImagesAfter weeks of speculation following the announcement of his departure from Manchester

Liverpool and Premier League rivals await to see the outcome of Manchester City's alleged 115+ breaches of financial rules

AFC Bournemouth are also fully owned by Americans, with Bill Foley taking charge in 2022. The American businessman is also part of a consortium that own ice hockey's Vegas Knight Hawks, as well as stakes in several football clubs. Newly promoted Burnley are owned by ALK Capital, which is chaired by American.

Manchester City’s midfield signing Tijjani Reijnders is excited by the prospect of testing his calibre in the Premier League and integrating into Pep Guardiola’s squad.The 26-year-old Italy

At Man City, he will be helped in that regard by the presence of Rodri, one of the best ball-winning midfielders in the world. Reijnders should most certainly be viewed as someone to play alongside the Spaniard, rather than as a replacement for him if he gets injured again.

Premier League clubs are poised for a busy summer transfer window, with the likes of Arsenal, Liverpool, Manchester City and Manchester United all set to spend heavily. With the market now open before the Club World Cup,

De Bruyne is among the first confirmed departures from City this summer, with Kyle Walker and Jack Grealish both expected to follow suit after falling out of favour. None of the three were named in Pep Guardiola’s Club World Cup squad.

The Scout explains why the Algerian has the all-round attacking threat to emerge as the best option from the Man City defence