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Belgian FA makes decision and parts ways with Tedesco
Domenico Tedesco is stepping down as Belgium's head coach, the federation announced. The dismissal of Tedesco comes as no surprise.
Massive task ahead for Moyes at Everton: 'Quality needs to be added'
David Moyes acknowledges the significant challenge he faces at Everton. The manager is tasked with keeping his old love in the Premier League. On Wednesday evening, he got off to a rough start with a defeat against Aston Villa. Moyes is eager to see reinforcements arrive.
Arne Slot on Haaland's renewal: 'Everyone spends a lot of money in this league'
Liverpool's manager reacted after City's top scorer renewed his contract for another nine and a half years, becoming the highest-paid player in the Premier League.
If I speak, I'll face the biggest punishment in Bundesliga history
Andrej Kramaric, the Croatian forward for Hoffenheim, sharply criticized the club's management during the flash interview following the 5-0 defeat away to Bayern Munich on Wednesday. The German club currently sits in 16th place, fighting to avoid relegation.
Motta confirms the arrival of Kolo Muani and briefly addresses Man City rumors
Randal Kolo Muani (26) is on the verge of completing his loan move to Juventus. The Italian top club already shared footage on Wednesday of the French forward's arrival in Turin. Juventus coach Thiago Motta has now confirmed that Kolo Muani is coming to Italy.
After leaving Olympiacos, Willian may return to the Premier League
Everton is reportedly considering signing the 36-year-old Brazilian winger, who is currently a free agent.
Henry responds to rumors about a return to Belgium and succeeding Deschamps
Thierry Henry is not in talks with the Belgian Football Association about returning as head coach of the Red Devils. The Frenchman, who previously served as an assistant coach for Belgium, has been mentioned as a potential successor to Domenico Tedesco.
Luis Enrique complains about the pitch: 'More suited for rugby'
Luis Enrique was not pleased with the condition of the pitch where Paris Saint-Germain had to play on Wednesday. The French top club visited fifth-division side FC Espaly-Saint-Marcel in the cup competition and narrowly escaped a scare.
Bordalás' team wins with 16 percent possession against fourth-division team
Getafe is not exactly known as the most football-playing team, but José Bordalás' men took it to the extreme on Wednesday. The 15th-placed team in La Liga struggled significantly against fourth-division side Pontevedra, managing only sixteen (!) percent possession in that cup match.
To make matters worse, 'fans' also misbehave after Lyon's cup humiliation
Not only the players but also the fans of Olympique Lyon showed their worst side on Wednesday. The team embarrassed itself in the Coupe de France by losing to an amateur club. Afterwards, the fans caused riots both inside and outside the stadium.