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Alonso has no time to lose: Real debut in Miami is already near
Xabi Alonso will officially start his new coaching job on June 1. The former midfielder will lead Real Madrid for the first time in an official match on June 18.
Nottingham Forest suspends Neville for final league match
Gary Neville is not welcome at Nottingham Forest this weekend. The analyst has been banned by the Tricky Trees because they suspect him of holding a grudge against the club. "It's symptomatic of what has happened at the club over the past twelve months."
Kökçü and Benfica miss out on Portuguese Cup victory after late Gyökeres penalty
Sporting Portugal secured the Portuguese Cup for the seventeenth time in the club’s history on Sunday. In the final against Benfica, they had to come from behind, but after extra time, Sporting who had already won the league title ultimately came out on top.
No role in season finale: Guardiola pushes Grealish towards the exit
Jack Grealish will not feature for Manchester City on Sunday in the final round of the Premier League season. The England international has been left out of the matchday squad by Pep Guardiola for the crucial clash against Fulham, in which City must secure a Champions League spot.
Leverkusen confirms arrival of Ten Hag: 'A great challenge'
Erik ten Hag is the new coach of Bayer Leverkusen. The Bundesliga club has confirmed the arrival of the 55-year-old Dutchman, who has signed, as expected, for two seasons.
Realisation of missing out on Wirtz sinks in at Bayern: 'He’s leaning towards Liverpool'
Florian Wirtz is, in all likelihood, not heading to Bayern Munich. That’s according to club president Herbert Hainer, who based his statement on information from sporting director Max Eberl. According to German media, the attacking midfielder has already given his word to Liverpool.
Athletic Bilbao keeps successful coach on board
Athletic Bilbao has extended the contract of coach Ernesto Valverde. The 61-year-old Spaniard will remain with the club until 2026.
British media praise Sunderland match-winner Watson: 'He has the last laugh'
Sunderland returns to the Premier League eight years after relegation. Tommy Watson, the man who was booed just a month ago, decided the play-off final. How are the English media reacting to this success?
Front pages full of tension: Italian newspapers fuel Scudetto fever
The Italian newspapers are heavily hyping up the potential conclusion of Serie A on Friday evening. Napoli and Inter Milan will play their final matches of the Italian league at the same time, with both teams still in contention for the title.
Furious Klopp turned off the TV after hearing boos directed at Alexander-Arnold
Jürgen Klopp has come to the defence of Trent Alexander-Arnold. The former Liverpool manager turned off his television when he heard boos coming from the stands at Anfield during the match against Arsenal.