… Mo Salah has scored one goal in three appearances for Egypt at the World Cup John Stones, 32, England (Last club: Manchester City) Has now left City after a decade at the club in which he won 15 major trophies. …
John Stones’ selection in England’s World Cup squad raised some eyebrows – and the man himself may have been surprised had he been told at his lowest ebb that his country would still be needing him. …
… Indeed, if that is the case, it appears that John Stones and Ezri Konsa will start the World Cup as England’s first-choice central defensive pairing. …
… Manchester City’s John Stones and Marc Guehi have been given No 5 and No 6 respectively, which may indicate their positions as England’s first-choice central-defensive pairing. …
… It will be good.” Goodbye to Silva, Stones and two old favourites Bernardo Silva has featured in more games than any other player during Pep Guardiola’s managerial career Guardiola has been the dominant figure at City over the past 10 years – but the key departures from the Etiha …
… celebrate it with the women’s team, the club said that to me [with] some parade in Manchester because we must celebrate with both teams. “No, no, no – not have time [to celebrate].” The Wembley win also proved to be a memorable occasion for captain Bernardo Silva and John Stones …
John Stones John Stones will depart Manchester City at the end of the season, bringing an end to a remarkable 10-year spell that delivered 19 major trophies. …
As of 2 July, 14 players still active at the World Cup are technically without clubs to return to after the tournament ends. Notable free agents include Casemiro, James Rodriguez, Mo Salah, John Stones, and others, some of whom are using the competition to impress potential suitors despite their employment situations.
As of 2 July, 14 players still active at the World Cup are technically without clubs to return to after the tournament ends. Notable free agents include Casemiro, James Rodriguez, Mo Salah, John Stones, and others, some of whom are using the competition to impress potential suitors despite their employment situations.
Ghana and England, each with three points from their opening matches, meet in the second group game of the 2026 FIFA World Cup at Gillette Stadium; a win for either side could secure automatic progression to the knockout phase.
England defender John Stones, 32, has been selected for the World Cup squad after considering retirement last October due to injuries. Stones credits his mental strength for overcoming the difficult period and says he is proud of his ability to recover from setbacks and return to top form.
England manager Thomas Tuchel appears likely to field Jude Bellingham in the No 10 role for the World Cup opener against Croatia, based on the team's starting lineup in a 3-0 warm-up win over Costa Rica. Morgan Rogers is expected to be benched in favour of Bellingham for the tournament's start.
England coach Thomas Tuchel says Bukayo Saka, who suffered an Achilles injury in March, requires careful attention before the World Cup, though the winger is being built back up and was involved in recent training.
England has announced its squad numbers for the World Cup, with Real Madrid's Jude Bellingham receiving the No 10 shirt, potentially signalling his role in the central attacking role ahead of Aston Villa's Morgan Rogers.
Pep Guardiola shed tears during his final match as Manchester City manager when captain Bernardo Silva was substituted out in the 59th minute. City lost to Aston Villa, marking the end of Guardiola's decade of dominance at the club.
Antoine Semenyo scored a 72nd-minute flicked finish to secure Manchester City's FA Cup victory against Chelsea. The 26-year-old, who was on loan at non-league Bath City eight years ago, said the goal "happened perfectly" and reflected on competing for trophies at the top level after a long journey.
England defender John Stones will leave Manchester City at the end of the season after his contract expires, concluding a 10-year tenure during which he made 293 appearances and helped the club secure 19 major trophies. Stones, who joined from Everton in 2016, reflected on his growth and credited manager Pep Guardiola for his success.
England defender John Stones confirmed he will leave Manchester City at the end of the season after his contract expires. The 31-year-old made 293 appearances and won six Premier League titles, the Champions League, two FA Cups, five League Cups, and other trophies during his decade at the club.