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Huijsen crowns a stellar month with a Premier League nomination
Dean Huijsen has been nominated for the first time in his career as Premier League Player of the Month. The 19-year-old Bournemouth defender could be rewarded for his impressive performances against teams like Tottenham Hotspur and Manchester United.
Ten Hag and Amorim are the exact opposites of each other
Harry Maguire doesn’t believe that Rúben Amorim is the magic doctor who can quickly get Manchester United back on track. That will take more time, the defender said.
Very young FC Porto gem makes a big impression: 'This is a boyhood dream'
FC Porto's latest gem is Rodrigo Mora. The 17-year-old forward impressed in his first seven matches with three goals and three assists.
Old Firm: Rangers end Celtic's unbeaten run
The Portuguese midfielder Paulo Bernardo started for Celtic but was substituted in the 64th minute, with his team trailing by a single goal.
Anthony Lopes is expected to continue his career at Nantes
The Portuguese international goalkeeper has not played any matches this season, after several years as the undisputed starter in goal for "Les Gones".
Liverpool can brace themselves: Real Madrid won't give up and is preparing a second bid
The future of Trent Alexander-Arnold is a hot topic. Real Madrid is eager to lure the 26-year-old right-back away from Liverpool, but Arne Slot's club is currently refusing to cooperate. Meanwhile, a second offer is reportedly being prepared in the Spanish capital.
Xavi Simons can start thinking about playing football again in the new year
Xavi Simons has resumed training with RB Leipzig in the new year. The Dutch international had been sidelined with an ankle injury since October but is now in the final stages of his recovery.
Cunha pulls glasses off staff member's face: two-match suspension and hefty fine
Wolverhampton Wanderers player Matheus Cunha has been suspended by the FA. The reason is an altercation he had with a staff member of Ipswich Town after the match.
Rooney understands angry fans and discusses possible resignation
Wayne Rooney is facing tough times with Plymouth Argyle. The 39-year-old manager has his team at the bottom of the Championship. Plymouth suffered a defeat on Sunday against fellow strugglers Oxford United, sparking significant anger among the fans. Rooney expressed complete understanding for their frustration.
Rodri comments on Manchester City's crisis
The 2024 Ballon d'Or winner suffered a serious injury at the start of the season and hopes to return to the pitch before it ends.