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Tebas admits Barcelona-Real Madrid could be played abroad
La Liga president Javier Tebas has acknowledged the possibility of the upcoming Barcelona-Real Madrid clásico being played outside Spain if both clubs agree, due to uncertainties surrounding Barcelona’s home venue.
Motta defends criticized Koopmeiners: 'We don't point fingers here'
Teun Koopmeiners faced criticism after a poor performance against Napoli, but his coach Thiago Motta fully supports the Juventus midfielder.
Ancelotti comments on Vinícius' future amid mega offer from Saudi Arabia
Carlo Ancelotti does not expect Vinícius Júnior to be tempted by the mega offer awaiting him in Saudi Arabia. The Real Madrid coach believes that 'Vini' prioritizes sporting interests.
Guardiola hopes for a 'special night' at City and shares memory of Noa Lang
Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola hopes that his team can produce "something special" on Wednesday night against Club Brugge to secure progression in the Champions League. During the press conference ahead of the home match against the Belgian side, the Spaniard also shared a memory of Noa Lang.
I feel 100 percent confident in Te Kloese's trust
Brian Priske feels fully supported at Feyenoord. The Danish coach seemed to be on the verge of dismissal but has regained some stability following the resounding victory over Bayern Munich. Ahead of the Champions League clash with Lille, he addressed the much-discussed situation.
Al-Hilal terminates Neymar's contract: the path to childhood club Santos is open
Al-Hilal parted ways with Neymar on Monday evening. The Brazilian star forward's contract was mutually terminated, the top club from Saudi Arabia announced.
Over 25 million euros per match: Neymar has 'given everything' for Al-Hilal
Neymar has given everything, he writes in a farewell message on Instagram to the supporters of Al-Hilal. That’s only fair, considering the number of matches he played for the Saudi powerhouse compared to his astronomical salary.
Good news for Barça fans: Gavi and Pedri will sign next week
Barcelona has good news for its supporters: Gavi and Pedri will soon extend their contracts until June 30, 2030. This has been reported by several Spanish media outlets, including SPORT and Mundo Deportivo. Both players have reached an agreement, securing their future at the club for the coming years.
Tottenham has good news about Van de Ven
Micky van de Ven will make his return for Tottenham Hotspur on Thursday. The defender played his last match in early December and has been unavailable due to a hamstring injury. His manager, Ange Postecoglou, confirmed that he will play a significant role in the Europa League match against Elfsborg.
Manchester City signs young prospect who played in the MLS
Christian McFarlane, an 18-year-old left-back, has joined Manchester City from New York City FC.