Liverpool edge thriller at Anfield in the UEFA Champions League with an injury-time winner from captain Virgil van Dijk. Title holder Paris Saint-Germain roared to victory in the opening game of their Champions League defence, and Liverpool found yet another late winning goal in its stunning start to the season. Liverpool captain Virgil van Dijk soared to score with a header in the second minute of stoppage time to seal a 3-2 win against Atletico Madrid when
Inter and Nike have dropped their new third kit for the 2025/26 season a Total 90-inspired design that revives one of Nike's most iconic templates from the 2000s. The shirt keeps the trademark T90 aesthetic, complete with the centralised crest and framed chest panel, but this time it arrives in a colourway never before seen at San Siro: a bold Thunder Grey base cut through with striking Safety Orange trims.
After a failed attempt to sign Manu Kone from AS Roma this summer, Inter Milan remain interested in the midfielder, according to the Gazzetta dello Sport, and their cause could be helped by Roma's need to raise funds in order to comply with the Financial Fair Play regulations. The negotiations between the two clubs are expected to reopen soon, but the move isn't likely to happen in January; the summer of 2026, when Kone will have three years left on his contract, appears a more realistic scenario.
Inter Milan has shifted focus back to Christopher Nkunku after moving away from targeting Ademola Lookman. Concerns about Nkunku's injury history had initially paused interest.
Liverpool's opening match of the season illustrated offensive strength through a 4-2 victory over Bournemouth, but their defensive frailties were evident. Defensive errors and uncertainty regarding player futures, particularly with Virgil Van Dijk and Ibrahima Konate, raise questions about Liverpool's stability. Their pursuit for a new central defender has led them to focus on Marc Guehi, captain of Crystal Palace, amidst interest from clubs like Inter Milan.
Trevoh Chalobah is under contract until 2028, yet uncertainty clouds his role at Chelsea. A new centre-back acquisition may limit his first-team opportunities significantly.