Paul Vegas
Senior Reporter
With almost 20 years of experience covering football, Paul Vegas has established himself as a trusted source for breaking news and developments from across the game. Born and raised in Bolton, England, he has built a reputation as a reliable daily beat reporter, delivering timely coverage of the Premier League, European football and beyond for Football Presse.
Articles by Paul Vegas
→Arsenal risk losing whizkid Thompson to Spurs as scholarship talks stall
Arsenal are in danger of losing 16-year-old winger Kyran Thompson to north London rivals Tottenham Hotspur after failing to agree a new contract before his scholarship terms expire on June 30.
24 June 2026
→Robertson calls Liverpool keeper Alisson world's best as Scotland prepare for Brazil in Miami
Andy Robertson has described former Liverpool teammate Alisson Becker as the best goalkeeper in the world — and admitted he is hoping the Brazilian has a rare off-night when Scotland face him in Miami on Wednesday.
24 June 2026
→Newcastle eye Cologne's El Mala and Lille's Fernandez-Pardo after Munoz miss
Newcastle United are pursuing Cologne winger Said El Mala and Lille forward Matias Fernandez-Pardo as the club seeks wide reinforcements after being beaten to the signing of Osasuna's Victor Munoz by Liverpool last week.
24 June 2026
→Queiroz proud as England held to frustrating draw by resolute Ghana in Boston
Ghana earned a famous 0-0 draw against England at Gillette Stadium in Boston on Tuesday evening, shutting out the Three Lions with a disciplined defensive performance that left Thomas Tuchel's side unable to convert 19 shots into a single goal.
24 June 2026
→Chelsea eye Crystal Palace defender Lacroix as Alonso builds his squad
Chelsea have registered interest in Crystal Palace centre-back Maxence Lacroix, with The Athletic reporting the France international as one of the new manager Xabi Alonso's defensive targets this summer.
23 June 2026
→Terry calls Chelsea snub 'borderline offensive' in fiercest outburst yet
John Terry has issued his most damning condemnation of Chelsea's decision-making after describing being passed over for the club's interim manager role as "borderline offensive."
23 June 2026