July 2025 lit up the football world, and African Game Farms Daily News brought you every bit of action. You don't need to be a die-hard football fan to notice what a month it was. Headlines buzzed with squad changes, knockout wins, stunning qualifiers, and the transfer window flipping fans and managers upside down.
Arsenal didn’t hold back with their pre-season shakeup against Newcastle. Mikel Arteta switched things up, benching regulars and bringing in new faces like Mosquera and Dowman. This wasn’t just about resting tired legs; he wanted to test the club’s depth ahead of the next Premier League campaign. Young guns on the pitch always mean unpredictability, and that keeps everyone—players and fans—on their toes. If you’re curious about where Arsenal is heading next season, these lineups tell you a lot.
Bayern Munich wasn’t taking any prisoners in the FIFA Club World Cup Round of 16. They stormed past Flamengo 4-2, thanks in part to Harry Kane’s double blitz. The Germans now have their eyes on Paris Saint-Germain for the quarterfinals, after coming out on top in their group. Two big names on a collision course always makes for great football, and these matches deliver the drama fans crave.
Nigeria’s women’s U-17 squad, the Flamingos, were another story making waves. They hammered Algeria 4-0 in the first leg of the FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup 2025 qualifier. Early goals set the tone, and there was just no let-up. Young African talent continues to impress, especially when the world is watching. The Flamingos’ win jumped them right into the talk of Morocco 2025—it’s more than just a scoreline, it’s a statement on the future of African women’s football.
The transfer market sizzled too. West Ham is now in the spotlight with their move for Dominic Calvert-Lewin, fresh off his Everton exit. There’s buzz about his injury record, with fans split over whether he’s the right fit, especially as Newcastle and Manchester United sniff around. This isn’t just about adding another striker; it’s about how clubs balance risk with potential payoff. Every transfer window has that one big debate, and this time, Calvert-Lewin is at its heart.
From youth breakthroughs and high-stakes friendlies to runaway wins and heated transfer battles, July shaped up as a busy month for football across Africa and beyond. If you want clear, down-to-earth updates that cut through the noise—and the drama—July’s stories on African Game Farms Daily News are your go-to. Every match, every move, and every breakout talent, right here. Now, more than ever, African football is just heating up.
Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta is set to overhaul his lineup with six changes for the pre-season clash against Newcastle in Singapore. With key stars sidelined, the focus turns to fresh signings and youth call-ups Mosquera and Dowman. The match is crucial as both teams test their depth ahead of the new campaign.
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Bayern Munich powered past Flamengo 4-2 in the FIFA Club World Cup Round of 16, boosted by Harry Kane's double and goals from Leon Goretzka and Jorginho. The result sets up a showdown with Paris Saint-Germain after Bayern's group victories and only one loss.
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Nigeria's Flamingos made a powerful statement against Algeria, winning 4-0 in their opening leg of the FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup 2025 qualifier. The team dominated with early goals and relentless pressure, putting them on a strong path to Morocco.
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West Ham are eyeing Dominic Calvert-Lewin after his Everton exit, even with worries over his injury record. They're set to boost his wages and face rivalry from Newcastle and Manchester United. Fans are divided on whether he fits the club's needs given his patchy availability.
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