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Will Musiala become 'the second Thomas Müller'?
Bayern Munich chairman Herbert Hainer hopes that Jamal Musiala will stay with Der Rekordmeister for his entire career. He was responding to statements made by the top talent about his future.
Rodrygo expresses dissatisfaction with Ballon d'Or shortlist: 'I deserved it'
Thirty players still have a chance to win the Ballon d'Or this year, but Real Madrid forward Rodrygo is not one of them. The Brazilian had previously posted a mocking message, but has now responded for the first time in an interview about the nominations.
Neymar fails medical tests and is only expected to return to the pitch in 2025
Neymar, currently playing for Al Hilal, is facing an extended recovery period after suffering a serious left knee injury in October 2023.
Piers Morgan: 'Ten Hag is a complete idiot, he’s everything Ronaldo said he was'
The journalist to whom Ronaldo gave an interview when he left Manchester United harshly criticized the Dutch coach and offered high praise to the Portuguese international from Al Nassr.
Keane finds the nonchalance of English internationals incomprehensible
Roy Keane was irritated by the performance of several English internationals in the Nations League match against Ireland. The former Manchester United midfielder found the 'arrogant' attitude of several players inappropriate.
Zidane refuses to coach in England and explains the reason
The French coach is currently without a club, but the English market is unlikely to be an option due to the language.
It's difficult for a team not to depend on Lionel Messi, but...
Scaloni, the Argentina coach, spoke about the absence of the Inter Miami star.
Ten Hag is important, but for me, it's more about the Premier League
Matthijs de Ligt left Germany, the Netherlands' opponent on Tuesday in the Nations League, for a new adventure under his former coach at Ajax, Erik ten Hag. De Ligt looks back positively on his first weeks. "I think it's important that I also really enjoy being there as a person, that might be the most important thing."
Cristiano and I prove that the Saudi league is good
Cristiano Ronaldo's winning goal against Scotland (2-1) once again proves the quality of the Saudi league, says teammate Rúben Neves.
He swapped La Liga for Qatar and points out: 'People talk, but if it were them...'
Rodri Sánchez, a 24-year-old Spanish winger, left Betis for Al Arabi this summer and has no problem admitting that his move to the Middle East was solely due to financial reasons.