Key Saturday Football Updates: Atalanta’s first trophy, Ferran Torres starting his PSG journey

European Football

Atalanta claimed their first trophy of the season, albeit in a less prestigious competition known as the Bortolotti Cup.

After his return, Mykhailo Mudryk gave his first major interview, revealing that he had been training six days a week.

The 74-year-old Celtic manager Martin O’Neill is recovering well, buoyed by a convincing win for his team.

Transfers

Newcastle United has set its sights on Amar Dedić, the right-back from Benfica. The Magpies’ new coach is eager to bring in fresh talent.

Former Barcelona striker Ferran Torres has signed with Paris Saint-Germain, expressing excitement about starting his journey at such an ambitious club.

PSG is furious over the conduct of the agents involved in goalkeeper Dzion Suzuki‘s transfer, which collapsed at the last moment.

Arsenal continues to closely monitor the situation with Julián Álvarez. Although the player wishes to join Barcelona, the Gunners remain cautious.

The Girona coach intends to rely solely on players who are committed to the team, a pointed hint directed at Viktor Tsyhankov.

Eduard Sarapiy will not be moving to Sassuolo. At least for the first half of the Ukrainian championship, he will stay with Polissya.