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Lewandowski remains loyal to Barcelona thanks to a clause in his contract
Robert Lewandowski will also play for Barcelona next season. The 36-year-old striker had a clause in his contract that was activated on Saturday night due to his playing minutes against Las Palmas.
Pep Guardiola in disbelief over Carragher's suspicion
In a press conference ahead of the match between Manchester City and Liverpool next Sunday (16:30), Pep Guardiola was left in disbelief when informed by a journalist about a comment made by former Reds defender Jamie Carragher regarding Erling Haaland.
Kovac's first at Dortmund: Guirassy shines on a night of celebration
Borussia Dortmund secured its first league victory under Niko Kovač on Saturday night, taking advantage of the points dropped by Borussia Mönchengladbach and VfL Wolfsburg. Serhou Guirassy was the standout performer, scoring four goals against Union Berlin.
Brutal schedule for Atlético: five matches against Barça or Real in the next nine games
Atlético Madrid is facing an incredibly demanding schedule in the upcoming period. In their next nine matches, Los Rojiblancos will play Barcelona three times and Real Madrid twice.
Kings of the Clean Sheet: Burnley Chases the Van der Sar Record
Burnley's record chase is taking on illustrious proportions. After the win over Sheffield Wednesday on Friday evening, the club has now kept clean sheets in twelve consecutive matches. This brings the record set by Edwin van der Sar at Manchester United increasingly within reach for the team that was relegated from the Premier League last year.
Angry coach explains why he substituted former Ajax player Lucca immediately after his goal
Controversy erupted in Italy on Friday evening when Lorenzo Lucca was immediately substituted by coach Kosta Runjaic after converting a penalty. In the post-match press conference, the coach explained why the former Ajax player was taken off.
Freiburg thrashes Bremen and climbs to fourth place in the Bundesliga temporarily
Freiburg delivered a dominant 5-0 victory over Werder Bremen, climbing to fourth place in the Bundesliga and strengthening their bid for Champions League qualification. Goals from Kiliann Sildillia, Vincenzo Grifo (2), and Ritsu Doan (2) sealed an emphatic win, while Bremen’s night was made worse by André Silva’s missed penalty.
Van Persie swaps Heerenveen coaching role for Feyenoord
Robin van Persie has been officially appointed as Feyenoord's new head coach, signing a contract until June 2027. The former Dutch international, who previously worked as an assistant coach and led the club’s U-19 team, returns to take charge of the first team.
Rensch jokes about his own goal against Porto, but coach Ranieri is less amused
Devyne Rensch scored an own goal on his Europa League debut for AS Roma. The right-back joked about it on social media, while his coach Claudio Ranieri was furious about conceding that goal in the match against FC Porto.
Van Nistelrooy frustrated on a disastrous night: 'A huge step backward'
Ruud van Nistelrooy, the manager of Leicester City, did not mince his words on Friday night: his team's performance in the league match against Brentford was downright poor. The former striker spoke to Sky Sports after the game.