This week in football, the news highlights a mix of player movements, coaching rumors, and significant records. First, Alisha Lehmann, the Swiss football star, makes headlines as she is back in England, spending time in London with her sister before moving to Italy with her boyfriend, Douglas Luiz, to start a new chapter at Juventus. This move marks a significant chapter for Lehmann, indicating her rising profile in international football.

In the transfer market, Premier League clubs are gearing up for a competitive summer, with a sharp focus on bolstering their attacking options. The search for top strikers is intense, although specific names likely to move have not been disclosed. However, the interest suggests a lively transfer window ahead.

Meanwhile, on the field, Cavan Sullivan has made history by becoming the youngest player in Major League Soccer (MLS) at merely 14 years and 293 days, breaking Freddy Adu's record set in 2004. This achievement puts the spotlight on the growing talent and the increasing opportunities for young players in major leagues around the world.

In coaching news, the search for the next England manager is in full swing following Gareth Southgate's departure. Joachim Low, the World Cup-winning former Germany manager, has expressed his interest in the position, indicating his readiness to return to management. This development adds an intriguing dimension to the speculation around one of the most high-profile coaching roles in international football.

Lastly, Lionel Messi, the Argentine and Inter Miami superstar, is taking a well-deserved vacation after securing his fourth international trophy with Argentina. Photos shared by his wife Antonela Roccuzzo show Messi relaxing under the sun, celebrating his Copa America victory, reminding fans of the personal side of athletes' lives after their professional triumphs.