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The Blaugrana still exceed the threshold, but are only around €12-14 million away from achieving the target. Normalcy in the summer. As such, club sources maintain that they expect to reach it in the coming months and that they will be able to operate normally in the transfer market this summer.

If you look at the period from 2014 to 2024, Arsenal's wage bill doubled. However, that has very much been driven over the last two years. It was £212m in 2022 and, now, £346m. The important thing is that they have wage under control relative to revenue. They are well within the FIFA's suggested limits, so they have got the capacity to spend more.

There is no ceiling for Newcastle. Congratulations. Some other clubs have ceilings. We cannot act like them. It is not possible. How times change. Those were the words of then Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp in October 2022. Less than three years later, his successor Arne Slot has just overseen the biggest spend by a club in a transfer window. And they have taken Newcastle's prize asset Alexander Isak for a British record 125m fee as part of their 415m summer outlay.

President Trump is making moves to ease regulations on using retirement savings for investments in cryptocurrencies, private equity, and other non-traditional assets.

The executive order directs regulators to investigate potential violations of the Equal Credit Opportunity Act, antitrust laws, or consumer financial protection laws. Banks may face fines or penalties if found in violation.

The United Kingdom has sanctioned 25 targets involved in alleged people smuggling, under a new financial sanctions regime targeting those facilitating the travel of refugees and migrants across the English Channel via small boats.

Chelsea secured a place in the FIFA Club World Cup semifinals with a 2-1 victory over Palmeiras, which included an own goal from a Palmeiras player.

On balance, my view is we probably should [ban stock trading] because I think it's been abused in the past.

The Texas judge's ruling earlier this month came a day after major industry groups announced they had reached an agreement to throw out the $8 late fee cap.