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Alexis Sánchez wants to fight for trophies with Sevilla
Alexis Sánchez didn’t come to Sevilla just for fun. The self-proclaimed still fit professional wants to fight for trophies in Andalusia, as he made clear in his first interview on his new club’s channels.
Tottenham ends speculation: Club is not for sale
Tottenham Hotspur is not for sale. At least, that’s what the club stated in an official announcement. The London giants felt compelled to make this clear after speculation earlier this week.
Kimpembe ends 20-year association with PSG and heads to Qatar
The central defender heads to the Middle East after winning 27 titles with the French club, including last season’s Champions League.
Bellingham and Camavinga Step Up
Both midfielders are already back on the pitch, but they will not be part of Xabi’s plans for Anoeta.
Guardiola points out a mistake at City: the player who left but should have stayed
The Spanish coach believes that Jesús Navas should have remained with the Citizens when Guardiola was already managing the team.
Belgium enjoys ‘unmatched’ De Bruyne: We are lucky to have him
On Sunday, Belgium secured another comfortable victory in the World Cup qualifiers, thanks in large part to standout Kevin De Bruyne. After defeating Liechtenstein, they also swept aside Kazakhstan with a six-goal margin.
Italy win a crazy game, Ivanovic leads Croatia to fourth victory
Italy edged Israel 5-4 in a thrilling World Cup qualifier with Tonali scoring a stoppage-time winner, while Croatia cruised past Montenegro, Switzerland and Denmark secured big wins, Scotland stayed on track, and Kosovo shocked Sweden in one of the night’s biggest surprises.
Spain deliver a masterclass in Turkey: pressure on Montella
Spain humiliated Turkey on their own turf on Sunday evening. Luis de la Fuente’s side played a fantastic tiki-taka match, with the Turks as the helpless victims.
Nottingham Forest to present Postecoglou soon as new manager
Ange Postecoglou will become the new manager of Nottingham Forest, according to English media. The sixty-year-old Australian will succeed the dismissed Nuno Espírito Santo.
Hancko rejects monster salary from Al-Nassr: 'Twenty years to play at Atlético'
Dávid Hancko has given an insight into the contract he could have signed with Al-Nassr. According to the former Feyenoord defender, he would have to play twenty years for Atlético Madrid to match what he could earn in Saudi Arabia.