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Rodri receives support from Koundé: 'No one listens to us'
Jules Koundé has also spoken out about the overcrowded match schedule in top-level football. Two days ago, Manchester City midfielder Rodri had already voiced similar concerns.
Festive week for Endrick: 'He has guts'
Endrick Felipe is experiencing a week he won’t soon forget. The Brazilian top talent (18) tied the knot with his partner Gabriely Miranda and promptly scored his first goal in the Champions League.
Manchester United has regained flair and confidence
Manchester United impressed on Tuesday with their biggest victory in the Erik ten Hag era as the club's manager. 'It was only Barnsley in the Carabao Cup, but this was more like it.'
Mainz coach Henriksen remains calm: 'In football, there is no fear'
The start of Mainz 05's season is reminiscent of last season, although the team is in a much better state. FSV is fourth from the bottom, with only two points separating them from a struggling trio at the bottom of the table.
Zlatan reacts characteristically to criticism from Milan supporters
Fans of AC Milan are fed up with the club's disappointing performances. The boos were clearly heard during the home defeat against Liverpool. Even Milan advisor Zlatan Ibrahimovic is not spared from criticism. Before the match, Zlatan responded in a way that only he can.
Guardiola raises six fingers to defend Haaland
Erling Haaland failed to break Cristiano Ronaldo's record on Wednesday evening. The Norwegian striker couldn't make an impact in the Champions League match against Inter Milan. After the game, Pep Guardiola defended the 24-year-old Manchester City forward.
Leipzig defender agrees with Rodri: 'Health comes before millions'
Willi Orbán issued a statement agreeing with the Manchester City defensive midfielder, who warned that top-level players have started considering going on strike if FIFA and UEFA continue to increase the number of games in the sports calendar.
Despite angry supporters, Anderlecht's coach does not fear for his job
Anderlecht coach Brian Riemer does not fear for his job. Fans of the Brussels club chanted 'Riemer out' on Tuesday evening, but the Dane remains firm in his position: 'I give my life for this club and will continue to do so.'
Rabiot dismisses criticism: 'I don’t have to explain myself to anyone'
Adrien Rabiot is not particularly sensitive to the criticism he received after his move to Olympique Marseille. The midfielder dismissed the criticism on Wednesday in response to questions about his previous statements, as he holds fond memories of his time with archrival Paris Saint-Germain.
This past week, I wasn't able to walk for two days
Sevilla's captain and the most decorated player in Spanish history is expected to bring his career to an end at the end of 2024, after celebrating his 39th birthday. This is due to a hip injury that, in the days following matches, leaves him unable to even walk.