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Ronaldo reaches insane milestone: 'I want to keep going for now'
Cristiano Ronaldo has been a professional since 2002 and has now played 1200 matches at the highest level. He celebrated this milestone on Friday by scoring in Al-Nassr's victory over Al-Riyad in the Saudi league.
Xavi is clear about the need for an extra goalkeeper due to Ter Stegen's absence
If it's up to Xavi, Barcelona will not sign a new goalkeeper in January, now that Marc-André ter Stegen is sidelined due to surgery. The coach of the Catalans has full confidence in Iñaki Peña.
Schmidt did not like being challenged and threatens to leave Benfica
Roger Schmidt reportedly has little regard for the Benfica supporters who were angry on Friday night over the substitution of João Neves. The coach's decision in the game against Farense met with criticism from some fans, but Schmidt stood by his decision.
Ten Hag dryly after receiving an award: 'You don't win prizes in November'
Erik ten Hag observes that Manchester United is steadily evolving. The manager faced tough times, but in the meantime, he was named Manager of the Month. He views Harry Maguire as a symbol of the British top club's progression.
Jubilaris Salah sees Liverpool's comeback kids display the mentality of a championship team
Mohamed Salah made history on Saturday afternoon by scoring his 200th goal for Liverpool and his 150th in the Premier League, but after the victory over Crystal Palace (1-2), the Egyptian star forward mainly highlighted the resilience of his team.
Bayern loses its unbeaten status in the Bundesliga due to an unprecedented debacle
Bayern Munich has lost for the first time this season in the Bundesliga. Eintracht Frankfurt stripped the reigning champions of their unbeaten status with an unprecedented thrashing, one that will likely resonate for some time at FC Hollywood.
Laporta: 'Everyone knows that Barça is the favorite to win the CL'
Joan Laporta delighted Spain with some remarkable statements on Saturday. The president of Barcelona spoke about the club's clout in the transfer market. He also gave insight into the club's grand ambitions.
Premier League icons draw a very painful conclusion about André Onana
Last summer, Manchester United shelled out tens of millions of euros for the arrival of André Onana. The Cameroonian had made a significant impact at Internazionale the previous season, and expectations for his transfer to the Premier League were consequently very high.
Saudi Arabia? For 500 million, I'll walk there; I don't even need a flight
Carlo Ancelotti joked about the topic when asked if he would consider moving to that league if offered a salary of 500 million euros.
Eric? I find it illogical that a football player plays against his own team, he will be extra motivated
The Catalan coach explains that Barcelona did not have time to include the 'fear clause' in the center-back's loan deal.