Frenkie de Jong ignites Barcelona's ambitions with a stellar contract through 2029, including a massive €500 million release clause. The Dutch dynamo seals the deal with president Joan Laporta, locking in his central role in Hansi Flick's thrilling strategy
Spain's coach Luis de la Fuente fiercely defends Spain's protective approach to stars Lamine Yamal, Dani Olmo, and Ferran Torres amid Barcelona's heated concerns over injuries. He emphasizes player well-being as paramount, urging restraint and calling the incidents routine mishaps
Ronald Koeman faces a thrilling midfield dilemma for the Netherlands, with Tijjani Reijnders, Frenkie de Jong, and Ryan Gravenberch battling for spots. Gravenberch was sidelined as the Dutch crushed Finland, letting Justin Kluivert shine in attack
Real Madrid can effortlessly reclaim wonderkid Nico Paz anytime, as Como's president reveals their savvy transfer plan. Sold in 2024 for a fraction of his value, Madrid holds a buy-back option at €9m in 2026 or €10m in 2027, with Paz thriving under Cesc Fabregas in Italy
Thomas Tuchel, the England manager, suffers another blow from Manchester United! If Ruben Amorim is ousted, Tuchel remains unavailable, committed through the 2026 World Cup and still unimpressed by the Red Devils' hiring process
Arsenal's dynamic defender Jurrien Timber is thrilled to explore a new position after his standout performance for the Netherlands against Malta. At just 24, his exceptional versatility and tactical brilliance cement him as a top European talent
Football icon Michel Platini warns that Juventus' rising star Kenan Yildiz is wasted on the wing, urging he play centrally in the No. 10 role he deserves. This reflects a broader, unfortunate trend in modern football, says the legend
Months after the fiery dressing-room clash that shook Marseille, coach Roberto De Zerbi claims the team has thrived without Adrien Rabiot and Jonathan Rowe. Their sale followed a post-game altercation, with De Zerbi hinting at deeper issues with Rabiot while defending the club's bold move
Marseille's Roberto De Zerbi reveals how his family's factory sale during Italy's crisis shaped his resolve. For him, football isn't just fun-it's a path of duty, redemption, and growth that defines his life and coaching approach
