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Benfica presents a familiar face as Schmidt's successor
Benfica presented Roger Schmidt's successor on Thursday evening. Bruno Lage will take over as coach of the Portuguese top club, where former AZ striker Vangelis Pavlidis is under contract.
Tah confirms his decision and smiles at agent rumors
Jonathan Tah has had a turbulent summer, with the home European Championship and constant transfer rumors. A move did not materialize, but his decision to leave Bayer 04 at the end of the season still stands.
Bergwijn responds to Koeman: 'With this coach, never again'
The winger was signed by Al Ittihad on the last day of the transfer window, taking a spot that seemed reserved for Galeno. The transfer was criticized by the Netherlands' coach.
Donnarumma on France's record goal: 'I didn't even have my gloves on yet'
Gianluigi Donnarumma had to concede a goal by Bradley Barcola after just thirteen seconds against France on Friday evening. After the match, the goalkeeper gave a remarkable explanation.
Mozambique does not go beyond a draw in Mali
Mozambique will play again on Tuesday against Guinea-Bissau, this time at home, at the Zimpeto National Stadium.
He can still miss: Haaland the fool for Norway
In the Premier League, Erling Haaland has already scored two hat-tricks after three matches, but not everything the Norwegian goal machine touches turns to gold. On Friday, the Manchester City striker missed a golden opportunity in the Nations League match against Kazakhstan.
Denmark defender on Xhaka's red card: 'He's a bit of a bastard'
Leverkusen midfielder was sent off against Denmark, and Joachim Andersen did not like the Swiss player's behavior.
Guardiola is always one step ahead
Rodri, midfielder for Manchester City and the Spanish national team, wrote an open letter, published on The Players' Tribune, in which he spoke about his childhood, the start of his football career, and his greatest achievements.
Barcelona finishes paying compensation to Quique Setién after four years
Next week, the Spanish coach will receive the final installment of the four million euros in compensation he is owed after being dismissed by Barcelona... in 2020.
Kevin De Bruyne thinks he knows when he will retire from the Red Devils
Kevin De Bruyne will probably retire from international duty with Belgium after the 2026 World Cup, as the midfielder stated in an extensive interview with Het Laatste Nieuws. 'I’ve been around long enough.'