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Georgia has a "wall" in goal
Goalkeeper Mamardashvili, valued at €45 million, has been performing brilliantly for Georgia at Euro 2024. Previously on Bayern Munich's radar, the Bavarians hesitated at Valencia's €35 million asking price, a decision now criticized by legend Lothar Matthaus.
Brazil takes the stage in the Copa América and disappoints against Costa Rica
Brazil settled for an unexpected 0-0 draw against Costa Rica in their Copa América opener at SoFi Stadium, Inglewood. Despite dominating the game and creating multiple chances, the Seleção struggled with poor finishing and a lack of inspiration.
After Tah's withdrawal, Rudiger is doubtful for Germany in the round of 16
Antonio Rudiger sustained a thigh muscle injury against Switzerland, casting doubt on his availability for Germany's round of 16 match in Euro 2024.
Hungary provides medical update on Varga after major scare against Scotland
"He fractured several bones and suffered a concussion," he explained, noting that the forward is expected to undergo surgery.
Manchester United willing to pay the million-dollar release clause of Dutch forward
Manchester United is targeting Dutch forward Joshua Zirkzee as they seek to strengthen their attack. The club is willing to pay the 40 million euro release clause for the 23-year-old, who currently plays for Bologna.
Last-second spell leaves Italy praying for solutions to 'immense problems'
In Italy, they look back in amazement at the escapade against Croatia. Thanks to Mattia Zaccagni's "last-second spell," they reached the round of 16, but the Italian press is far from confident about the rest of the tournament. The standout role of Gianluigi Donnarumma was also widely covered.
'Disappointed' Griezmann missing from France's probable lineup
France will start Tuesday evening without a "disappointed" and "frustrated" Antoine Griezmann against Poland, reports L’Équipe. Kylian Mbappé returns to the starting lineup after recovering from his nose injury.
Danish federation wants to recover banner fine from the perpetrators
The Danish Football Association has been fined ten thousand euros by UEFA for a banner with a quite explicit message directed at the European football association. Federation chairman Erik Brøgger does not intend for the federation to bear the cost.
I don't look in the mirror and think I'm a star
The Belgian winger, who is currently at the European Championship, assured that nothing has changed with the career move from Rennes to Manchester City.
Mané could leave Al Nassr and join another club in Saudi Arabia
The Senegalese international forward does not feel comfortable at the Riyadh club.