I thought I would open this thread to discuss all the latest goings-on with the Serie A, Ligue 1, Bundesliga and La Liga for this season and other European Leagues.

Top-flight German football will be shown live on the BBC this season after rights were secured to broadcast one Bundesliga match a week through to 2027.

The coverage will start on Friday, 22 August when defending champions Bayern Munich welcome RB Leipzig to the Allianz Arena.

Other confirmed games include 2023-24 champions Bayer Leverkusen against Eintracht Frankfurt and Bayern v Werder Bremen.

All matches will be available to watch live on the BBC Sport website, app and on BBC iPlayer every Friday, with clips of the biggest in-game moments across BBC Sport's social media channels.

Not a bad game to start with!

Ten Haag sacked by Bayern Leverkusen??

2 games WOW! Even Frank De Boer managed more than that 🤣

I think it just shows once you fail at United you never recover. Moyes is the only post-Fergie manager that has arguably not permanently damaged his reputation.

Erik will be back at United by Halloween 🤣

Well we've got a choice between Ole, Jose & Erik as they're all on the dole atm! 😂

2 games, that's brutal.

Stuttgart have completed the signing of Leicester City forward Bilal El Khannouss.

The initial loan deal includes an obligation to buy and the total package worth £26m.

Martial Godo has joined Strasbourg from Fulham in a permanent deal.

The deal is understood to be worth in the region of £6m.

Newcastle youngster Trevan Sanusi is joining FC Lorient on loan.

The 18-year-old England youth international is a product of Newcastle’s academy.

He is said to have a promising future ahead. Sanusi is primarily a left-winger but can also play on the right.ght.

Paris Saint-Germain's Marco Asensio has signed for Fenerbahce in a permanent transfer.

He's a player that Aston Villa wanted from PSG but has been confirmed to Fenerbahce

Uefa president Aleksander Ceferin says the "regrettable" decision to allow two European league matches to be played abroad is "exceptional" and insists it "will not set a precedent".

La Liga clubs Villarreal and Barcelona are now set to face each other in Miami in December in what would be the first European league fixture to be played abroad.

Then in February, AC Milan's Italian Serie A match against Como will be played in Perth, Australia.

Uefa, European football's governing body, has stressed its "clear opposition" to the plans, but "reluctantly" approved them because there is no legal framework to stop it.

This will not set a precedent, says the man confirming the precedent.

lol, I agree with him though it’s ridiculous - this isn’t the nfl where no one cares for it outside of the US it’s the worlds game!

Juventus have sacked manager Igor Tudor following the side's defeat by Lazio.

The Croatian joined the Italian club in March as Thiago Motta's replacement.

But the 43-year-old has overseen an eight-match winless run, which has left the club eighth in the Serie A table.

Defeat against Lazio on Sunday was the side's third consecutive loss in all competitions.

Real Madrid winger Vinicius Jr has apologised to supporters for his reaction to being substituted in Sunday's fiery El Clasico win against Barcelona.

The Brazilian was taken off in the 72nd minute and expressed his frustration by going straight down the tunnel.

Vinicius later returned to the bench and, after his side's 2-1 win, tried to confront Barcelona's Lamine Yamal during unsavoury post-match scenes.