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Champions League will have a special winner this season no matter what
The Champions League final this year will be between Internazionale and Paris Saint-Germain, and that’s quite remarkable. For example, it means that for the first time in a long while, the billion-euro tournament will not have a winner from England, Spain, or Germany.
UEFA president slams Italian stadiums: 'By far the worst in Europe'
UEFA president Aleksander Čeferin has voiced strong criticism of the state of Italian stadiums. According to him, Italy has "by far the worst infrastructure" among all major football nations in Europe. Harsh words for the Southern European country, which is set to co-host Euro 2032.
Amorim gives update on De Ligt's situation ahead of return against Bilbao
Matthijs de Ligt will not feature for Manchester United on Thursday evening in the Europa League semi-final. The defender is recovering from an injury he sustained in the league match against Brentford.
Saka believes in a comeback but admits: 'PSG impressed me'
Bukayo Saka urges Arsenal to remain calm and expresses full confidence in overturning their 1-0 deficit against PSG in the Champions League semi-finals, praising the French side’s transformation and eyeing a historic final return.
Donnarumma knows PSG's strength and is waiting for a new contract
Gianluigi Donnarumma is extremely happy at Paris Saint-Germain. The goalkeeper played a crucial role in reaching the Champions League final, though he believes that the true strength of the team lies in the lack of individual heroics like his own. If it’s up to the Italian, he plans to stay in the City of Light for a long time.
How Sané’s change of agent led to a Bayern ultimatum
Leroy Sané has received a firm ultimatum from Bayern Munich regarding the contract offer the club made him, according to Sport Bild. The 29-year-old winger initially appeared close to reaching an agreement, but then teamed up with an agent who is not well-regarded by the Bayern hierarchy.
Salford City under new management, two more United legends join
Salford City has been partly owned for some time by a group of Manchester United club legends. Now, only two remain: Gary Neville and David Beckham will lead the club, together with American businessman Declan Kelly and former British minister Evan Mervyn Davies.
Garnacho one goal away from equalling Cristiano Ronaldo: 'I don't focus on that'
The young Argentine winger is one step away from equalling the 27 goals the Portuguese star scored in his first three seasons at Manchester United.
Inter captain Martínez survives heartbreak and matches Crespo’s achievement
Internazionale captain Lautaro Martínez stated after the spectacular victory over Barcelona that he did everything he could to be fit for Tuesday's match. The Argentine striker recovered just in time and opened the scoring at San Siro.
Son Cristiano Ronaldo follows in his footsteps with selection
Cristiano Ronaldo Junior is following in his father's footsteps now that he has been called up to a youth team for Portugal. The fourteen-year-old son of the Al-Nassr player has been selected to join Portugal's Under-15 squad this month.