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Line drawn by Tuchel staying longer: 'This is my last press conference'
Thomas Tuchel is definitively saying goodbye to Bayern Munich. The coach himself announced this at Der Rekordmeister's press conference on Friday morning.
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.
Guardiola prepared for the ultimate finale: 'Arsenal does not lose'
"I have the feeling it will be like against Aston Villa again." Two years ago, Manchester City had to come back from a 0-2 deficit to win the championship on the final day. Manager Pep Guardiola thinks a similar scenario is possible on Sunday.
Three players arrested in Australia on suspicion of betting corruption
The players were not identified by Australian authorities, but they play in the country's top division.
One more time Klopp: 'Some letters made me burst into tears'
Jürgen Klopp addressed the press on Friday ahead of his final match as Liverpool's manager. "It is so rare in this industry that you can build such a connection with a club and a city, because what did we know at the beginning?"
Arsenal does not give up on the title: 'We have to hope that West Ham helps us'
The Gunners continue to believe they can become English champions, despite needing Manchester City to slip up on the final matchday.
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.
Marseille's coach announces retirement: 'Sunday will be my last game'
Jean-Louis Gasset, the current coach of Marseille, has announced his retirement at the age of 70. His final game will be against Le Havre on Sunday in Ligue 1.
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.
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.
