Despite his staggering success and £600k-a-week earnings at Real Madrid, Gareth Bale reveals he feared bankruptcy, even with a £120m net worth, while avoiding a lavish lifestyle as a Tottenham icon
Atlético Madrid legend Saúl Ñíguez expressed shock at Diego Simeone's tough call to end his 17-year journey from age 12, hinting at the coach's possible exit next summer
Ian Wright, Arsenal icon, fiercely slams England coach Sarina Wiegman for insisting Manchester United's Maya Le Tissier excels at right-back over centre-half, despite her stellar WSL defense. This bold claim ignites backlash, with growing calls for her to play in her natural position
Thomas Tuchel's bold leadership has propelled England to flawless 2026 World Cup qualification, sweeping all six matches and dominating their group effortlessly. This streamlined, unflashy strategy perfectly positions the squad for triumphant success next summer
Ousmane Dembele, fresh from his Ballon d'Or glory, boldly demands a massive pay raise from PSG! Earning €18 million a year until 2028, he seeks a salary befitting his elite status, but the club firmly rejects reverting to the lavish wages of Neymar, Mbappe, and Messi days
Arsenal, Man City, Barcelona, Real Madrid, and David Beckham's Inter Miami are battling for 17-year-old Mexican prodigy Gilberto Mora, who's electrified with 41 appearances, 7 goals, 2 assists at Club Tijuana, and a Mexico debut
Monaco's Thiago Scuro is delaying the €11m option to buy Ansu Fati from Barcelona, despite the forward's stellar Ligue 1 debut. He stresses ensuring Fati gets ideal conditions to become a reliable star before sealing the deal
Chelsea stays unruffled about Moises Caicedo's future amid his agent shake-up. The star Ecuadorian midfielder ignited social media buzz by ditching representative Manuel Sierra and denying links to Ali Barat of Epic Sports
Juventus is eyeing Chelsea's dynamic Enzo Maresca as Igor Tudor's potential successor amid mounting pressure. Despite their unbeaten Serie A streak, frustrating draws highlight the need for change, and Maresca's impressive English success makes him an ideal long-term fit for Turin
