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Stade Reims announces the surprising departure of sensation coach Will Still
Will Still is leaving Stade Reims with immediate effect. The 31-year-old coach's contract was set to run until mid-2025, but the club and the coach mutually decided not to continue together next season. For this reason, Still and his assistant, his brother Nicolas, are stepping down from their roles immediately.
The decision is not mine. It's difficult to see, week after week, that I'm under scrutiny
Mauricio Pochettino's statements after Chelsea's victory over Tottenham.
Foden follows in Henderson's footsteps with prestigious English award
Phil Foden has been named the FWA Footballer of the Year in English professional football. The Manchester City Englishman succeeds his teammate Erling Haaland and follows in the footsteps of Ajax player Jordan Henderson.
Ten Hag is happy for Sancho and laughs off transfer suggestion
Erik ten Hag reportedly enjoyed watching Jadon Sancho's performance in the Champions League. The forward, on loan from Manchester United to Borussia Dortmund, excelled in the semifinal against Paris Saint-Germain.
Historic drop for Spain in the UEFA rankings: Italy is to blame
For the first time this century, Spanish football is not in one of the top two spots in the rankings.
Karim Benzema is returning to Madrid, but not to play
Al Ittihad and Real Madrid have reached an agreement to treat the forward's injury, announced the Saudi club.
Dortmund bids farewell to icon Reus: dream farewell in the Champions League final?
After twelve seasons, Marco Reus and Borussia Dortmund will part ways at the end of June. The 34-year-old winger and attacking midfielder will not renew his expiring contract.
Verratti was offered, but Barcelona has doubts
Marco Verratti, the talented Italian midfielder, has expressed his desire to return to European football and potentially join Barcelona.
Sancho shines in the Champions League: 'I want to know what happened at United'
Rio Ferdinand and Owen Hargreaves highlight the performance against PSG and question the reasons for the departure from Old Trafford.
Klopp puts an end to the issue with Salah: 'A non-story'
Jürgen Klopp and Mohamed Salah are back on good terms, claims the Liverpool manager. The two had a disagreement on Saturday afternoon when the Egyptian was about to come on as a substitute during the visit to West Ham United.
