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Van Dijk confirms contract negotiations with Liverpool
Virgil van Dijk’s team is in talks with Liverpool about extending his contract at Anfield, which currently expires next summer. The defender has confirmed this to the British news agency PA.
English media give Ten Hag credit for 'impressive transformation'
Erik ten Hag receives credit in the English media for Manchester United's comeback against Brentford (2-1). With their first Premier League win since September 14, the pressure on his position has eased slightly, although a crisis at Old Trafford is still not far off.
Montpellier president fires coach live on air
Montpellier has dismissed coach Michel Der Zakarian following a 5-0 defeat to Marseille, marking their sixth loss in eight Ligue 1 matches.
Mourinho mocks 'crying' journalists
José Mourinho had a confrontation with the Turkish press on Sunday after Fenerbahçe's loss of points against Samsunspor. After the league match, the Portuguese coach was critically questioned about his tactical decisions.
Ten Hag explains his anger over the incident with De Ligt
Erik ten Hag is proud of the resilience Manchester United showed in the home victory against Brentford. Shortly after the 2-1 win, his anger over the incident with Matthijs de Ligt around the conceded goal had not yet fully subsided.
Barcelona is on fire and even scoring more than in the Messi era
After ten league matches, Barcelona has scored 33 goals in La Liga, a total that is currently enough for the top spot. The Blaugrana's statistics are impressive, and the newspapers are impressed.
Bellingham scolded Vinícius? It means he has guts
The English midfielder scolded the Brazilian winger from Real Madrid for not passing the ball to him when he was in a clear position to score, during the match against Celta de Vigo, in an action praised by his coach.
Leipzig takes the lead in the Bundesliga
Leipzig took the provisional lead in the Bundesliga with a 2-0 win over Mainz, thanks to goals from Xavi Simons and Willi Orban.
FIFA confirms Messi's Inter Miami for the 2025 Club World Cup
FIFA has confirmed that Inter Miami, featuring Lionel Messi and Luis Suárez, will compete in the 2025 Club World Cup, which will take place in the United States during the summer. The team secured their spot after winning the 2024 Supporters' Shield, marking a record-breaking season with 74 points in the MLS.
Roberto Mancini is on shaky ground, and the Saudis have Zidane as their main target
Zinedine Zidane, free on the market since leaving Real Madrid in 2020/21, is being linked to the Saudi Arabian national team as their top target to replace Roberto Mancini. The Italian coach faces mounting pressure after poor World Cup qualifying results, including a 2-0 loss to Japan.