As a passionate Everton fan trading chilly Gwladys Street stands for premium luxury at the Hill Dickinson Stadium, I felt thrilled and curious. This marked my third visit to Goodison Park's modern replacement, after the February test event and Brighton opener
Manchester United are plotting a sensational bid for Crystal Palace's Adam Wharton in a bold midfield revamp, after failing to secure Brighton's Carlos Baleba's services, with Kobbie Mainoo and Casemiro potentially on the exit list
In an inspiring video, Heung-Min Son shares crucial advice with Harry Kane on overcoming setbacks by reflecting on his younger days. Kane posted it on Instagram for World Mental Health Day, urging open talks to break mental health stigma
Julian Nagelsmann staunchly defends Florian Wirtz, pinning the young phenom's early Premier League woes at Liverpool on his new teammates. The Reds outmaneuvered Bayern Munich and Manchester City to sign him, with Nagelsmann spotlighting squad issues as the main culprit
Real Madrid's Kylian Mbappe fiercely defends Barcelona prodigy Lamine Yamal amid surging media buzz. At just 18, Yamal is skyrocketing to stardom, and Mbappe urges critics to back off as he solidifies his place among football's elite
Former Arsenal legend Sol Campbell argues Arne Slot was 'lucky' inheriting Liverpool's title-winning squad from Jurgen Klopp, securing the Premier League in his debut. In contrast, Mikel Arteta is steadily building Arsenal to challenge for the top
Manchester United icon Michael Owen fiercely defends Ruben Amorim's proven 3-4-2-1 system, slamming Wayne Rooney and Gary Neville for unfairly bashing it amid fan debates, calling it absurd to blame the team's struggles on a formation that excelled at Sporting
Liverpool's Alexander Isak reveals he's cut ties with ex-boss Eddie Howe since his dramatic Newcastle exit, preferring to focus on Anfield adventures rather than past transfer turmoil
On World Mental Health Day, Real Madrid star Jude Bellingham courageously opens up about his challenges, inspiring a shift from outdated mental health stigmas. From obsessively checking social media in Birmingham to now defiantly embracing resilience against hate
Thomas Tuchel blasted the 'silent' England fans after their thrilling 3-0 rout of Wales, with early strikes from Morgan Rogers, Ollie Watkins, and Bukayo Saka securing a comfortable win. Despite the victory, he lamented the lackluster atmosphere at Wembley