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Juventus has the right to choose a new coach
Massimiliano Allegri is a happy man after winning the Coppa Italia final against Atalanta Bergamo on Wednesday. This victory adds a bit of shine to Juventus' season.
Chelsea earns nearly six million euros from retired Hazard
Eden Hazard has not played football for quite some time, yet his former employer Chelsea has still earned money from him. This is due to a bonus in the Belgian dribbler's contract.
Celtic on the brink of championship, Rangers fans have no interest in lap of honor
Celtic only needs a point on Wednesday evening against Kilmarnock FC to crown themselves champions of Scotland. The fans of archrival Rangers FC are certainly not looking forward to that.
Five footballers in the top ten highest-paid athletes in the world
Cristiano Ronaldo is also the highest-paid athlete in the world in 2024. The Portuguese star rose to the top spot for the first time since 2017 last year due to his transfer to Al Nassr, as calculated by the American business magazine Forbes, and he retains that position.
Champions League dream of Bizot and Brest comes true: 'This is surreal'
Stade Brest secured Champions League football on Wednesday evening. Competitor OGC Nice lost to league leader Paris Saint-Germain, ensuring Marco Bizot and his teammates a spot in the preliminary round of the prestigious competition.
Blind signs with Girona and will play in the Champions League
Daley Blind is staying longer at Girona. The Dutchman has extended his contract with the Spanish club until mid-2026. This means that Blind will play in the Champions League with Girona next year.
End of an era: Navas retires at Sevilla
Jesús Navas and Sevilla will part ways after this season. The 38-year-old Spaniard has played an impressive 688 matches for the Andalusian club so far.
Inter Milan looks to the Bernabéu and sets its sights on the Real Madrid captain
The Nerazzurri, who have already been crowned Italian champions this season, are interested in Nacho Fernández.
Sensational Griezmann shoots Atlético into the Champions League
A newly confirmed name for the Champions League lineup is Atlético Madrid. Diego Simeone's team had little trouble with city rivals Getafe on Wednesday evening and secured their spot in the top four, thanks in large part to hat-trick hero Antoine Griezmann. Meanwhile, Celta de Vigo secured their safety.
He won the Champions League with Inter and could be the next Juventus manager
Thiago Motta, who manages Bologna, the surprise team of the current Serie A season, already has a preliminary agreement with the "Vecchia Signora."
