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Palmeiras coach vents his frustration: 'That's what sells blood'
Palmeiras coach Abel Ferreira has strongly criticized the Brazilian media. In the South American country, controversy arose over comments made by Estêvão, who will be moving from Palmeiras to Chelsea later this summer.
American businesswoman must prevent Lyon from relegation
John Textor has officially been replaced as president of Olympique Lyon but remains the owner. American businesswoman Michele Kang is being promoted from the Board of Directors.
UEFA excludes Slovak club from European competitions, Crystal Palace awaits outcome
DAC Dunajská Streda has been excluded by UEFA from participating in the Conference League. The decision by the European football governing body is entirely related to Oszkár Világi, who also owns another club competing in the same tournament.
Barcelona takes it a step further and strips Ter Stegen of the captain's armband
Barcelona and Marc-André ter Stegen have been on tense terms in recent weeks. Spanish media reported on Sunday that the club is even considering stripping the goalkeeper of his captain's armband.
From his ivory tower, Infantino is causing a bloodbath with the Club World Cup
Gianni Infantino has faced strong criticism from the UNFP, the French players' union. A spokesperson for the organization said it is time to give players more rest in order to prevent a bloodbath.
Fallen Dortmund gem follows Hatzidiakos and López to FC Copenhagen
FC Copenhagen is showing ambition in the transfer market after securing the domestic double. The Danish champions have already signed two familiar faces in Marcos López and Pantelis Hatzidiakos last week, and now Youssoufa Moukoko is the next player to be brought in.
Girona extends contract with club's top scorer
An extra chapter has been added to Christian Stuani’s fairytale at Girona. The 38-year-old club legend is extending his stay in Catalonia for another year.
Luis Enrique faces familiar opponents: 'They haven't lost any of their quality'
Luis Enrique is looking forward to the meeting with Inter Miami at the Club World Cup. The current coach of Champions League winners Paris Saint-Germain will face several familiar faces at the American club, including Lionel Messi.
Ronaldo already ranks the Saudi Pro League among the world's top five leagues
Cristiano Ronaldo speaks highly of the level in Saudi Arabia. According to the forty-year-old Portuguese star, who recently extended his contract with Al-Nassr, the Saudi Pro League is one of the top five leagues in the world.
Ronaldo is set to earn 600,000 euros per day
Al-Nassr has not only extended Cristiano Ronaldo’s contract but also given it a significant financial upgrade. With an annual salary of around two hundred million euros, Ronaldo hasn’t exactly had to tighten his belt over the past two and a half years but now that amount has become even more exorbitant.