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Milan and Como are reportedly pocketing this amount from the controversial match in Australia
UEFA has given AC Milan the green light to play their home match against Como in Australia. The move is expected to generate several million for both clubs.
Ryerson's Hunger: 'I don't collect second places'
New competition despite being in the form of his life: Borussia Dortmund right-back Julian Ryerson talks about the season start and his maximum goals.
Spanish media excited about Mikautadze: 'A touch of Forlán, a touch of Rossi'
The Spanish media have praised Georges Mikautadze. The former Ajax player made the move from Olympique Lyon to Villarreal last summer and has been delivering in recent weeks. 'His mobility, speed and technical skills make the difference.'
Messi reacts to Jordi Alba’s farewell
The Argentine star reacted to the announcement of the left-back’s retirement, with whom he shares a dressing room at Inter Miami after an entire career together at Barcelona, at the end of the season.
Barcelona sees debt fall by 90 million after 'year of economic recovery'
Barcelona announced the financial figures for the 2024/25 fiscal year on Tuesday. The Catalan club described it as 'a year of economic recovery' and has been able to significantly reduce its debt burden.
Villarreal will not receive anything for playing against Barcelona in Miami
A guarantee from the CEO of the "Yellow Submarine," Fernando Roig Negueroles, who does not understand the criticism of the idea of a LaLiga match being played in the United States.
Full focus on Bayer: Kofane declines invitation for World Cup qualifier
Christian Kofane is the rising star at Bayer 04. That is why the Cameroonian Football Federation has called up the 19-year-old to the national team. But the striker wants to focus entirely on his role at the club.
LaLiga reports insults aimed at Simeone, Bordalás, and the 'Rafa Mir rapist' chant at Mendizorroza
LaLiga has issued a report detailing several incidents of verbal abuse and offensive chants during the latest matchday, involving insults directed at coaches, players, referees, and even clubs and national symbols.
Not one hundred percent good, but with one hundred percent passion
Last season, Joel Schmied did not always have it easy at 1. FC Köln, but now, for good reason, he has become one of the key pillars. This is intensifying the competition in defense considerably.
The symbol Boey: Eberl admits sales plans
Sacha Boey could have left Bayern Munich in the summer, but now he is back in the picture – and making the most of his chance.