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Müller mocks reporter: 'You need more sleep, my friend'
Thomas Müller gave a remarkable interview on Saturday. That evening, he played an important role for Bayern Munich with an assist against Borussia Dortmund. After the match, the captain was asked a question about his future. He initially responded seriously, but soon began mocking the reporter.
Lang entertains Club Brugge fans and takes kickoff with much-discussed trick
Noa Lang visited Club Brugge on Sunday, and his presence didn’t go unnoticed. The PSV forward took the kickoff for the home match against RC Genk, which ended in victory, and joined in the celebrations after the final whistle.
Maatsen and Malen shine at Aston Villa: 'Love to see it'
Ian Maatsen and Donyell Malen are making a name for themselves with and at Aston Villa. The Villans are performing excellently in the Premier League, and the two Dutchmen are certainly playing their part.
De Bruyne on his future: 'If a team convinces me with the project...'
Kevin De Bruyne confirms he will leave Manchester City at the end of the season. After nearly a decade of success, the Belgian star opens up about his future, his legacy, and the next chapter of his career.
Modric follows teammates' trend and becomes co-owner of Swansea City
Luka Modric is reportedly on the verge of becoming a co-owner of Swansea City. The Real Madrid veteran has reached an agreement to acquire a minority stake in the Welsh club, following a trend set by several of his teammates at Los Blancos.
'Alpine Messi' lives up to his nickname once again with a stunning goal
Xherdan Shaqiri has added another beauty to his collection of world-class goals. The 33-year-old Swiss showed once again on Saturday against FC Zürich just how magical his left foot can be, helping FC Basel tighten their grip on the top spot.
Newcastle coach watches from hospital as his team attacks the top three
Newcastle United manager Eddie Howe, who has been hospitalized, sent a video message on Sunday to congratulate his staff and players. The Magpies defeated Manchester United but had to do it without their manager. "We had to put a smile on his face," said Harvey Barnes, who scored twice.
Struggling Barça avoids slip-up in title race after De Jong's return
Barcelona narrowly managed to come away with a win in their away match against struggling Leganés. Just three days after their impressive performance against Borussia Dortmund in the Champions League quarter-finals, the Catalans secured a narrow victory in the Madrid suburb.
Rolling Arteta sees Arsenal slip against Brentford
Arsenal dropped points in the Premier League. The match against Brentford ended in a 1-1 draw.
Al Nassr applauds Cristiano Ronaldo’s stunning goal: 'There will never be another like him'
Coach Stefano Pioli and several teammates reacted to the "rocket" the Portuguese star scored to complete a comeback against Al Riyadh.