Wojciech Szczesny urges Barcelona stars to check their egos or risk failure this season! Fresh off defeats to PSG and Sevilla, the seasoned goalkeeper is rallying for humility and unyielding drive toward every trophy
As excitement surges for the Clasico, Barcelona's Pau Cubarsi hails Kylian Mbappe as tougher to halt than Jude Bellingham, citing his explosive speed and clinical finish. Real Madrid tops the table with 21 points, Barca trailing by two, making this Bernabeu clash key to La Liga's title race
Frenkie de Jong, Barcelona's dynamic midfielder, fiercely rejects the proposal to stage their La Liga clash with Villarreal in the US, deeming it unjust for players to face grueling travel solely for La Liga's commercial boost
Excitement surges as La Liga unveils plans for a groundbreaking regular-season showdown between Villarreal CF and FC Barcelona on December 20 at Miami's Hard Rock Stadium. If approved, this historic event would mark the first official European league match with points at stake outside its home continent!
Rodrygo reveals the agony of his "difficult" Brazil snub amid his quest for Xabi Alonso's trust at Real Madrid. After skipping recent call-ups, he's excited to return for October's friendlies against powerhouse South Korea and Japan
Gerard Pique, FC Andorra's fiery owner, erupted at a referee as "a f*cking disgrace" after his team's thrilling 2-1 loss to Leganes, earning a spot in the match report. This explosive incident fuels the club's escalating dramas amid tough La Liga Hypermotion battles
Ex-PSG star Rafinha reveals the drama behind why the Messi, Neymar, and Mbappe dream team flopped in Paris. They united at PSG for just two thrilling years from 2021, with Messi's free move from Barcelona, ending in 2023 as he joined Inter Miami and Neymar headed to Al-Hilal
Ibrahimovic hails Guardiola, Mourinho, Ancelotti, and Capello as football revolutionaries, dreaming of playing under Klopp or Ferguson. As AC Milan's advisor, he backs Ancelotti to lead Brazil to 2026 World Cup glory, declaring, "Everything he touches turns to gold.
In a fiery clash, Serie A chief Luigi De Siervo fired back at AC Milan's Adrien Rabiot over his bold criticism of the Como match in Australia, telling the star to 'respect his earnings' and focus on playing, while praising the event for boosting Italian football worldwide
